i moved to US from Ukraine about 5 years ago..so i speak

English
Russian
Ukranian

and ofcource 1337

how about u?

edit:

and i mean like speak/ write/ read the language..knowing 1 curse word dont count ..

Quote: Originally posted by ClowN i moved to US from Ukraine about 5 years ago..so i speak English Russian Ukranian

Well.....maybe Russian and Ukranian.

ROFL

good 1 duck

English and Russian here
Some spanish

damned duck,that's harsh.nobody said anything about grammer.(was good for a laugh though)
i speek (american)english,german(about 3 different dialects),and texan.still learning okie(where the **** is yonder?).can read dannish,and understand (spoken)norwegian.

I can only speak American English, not to be confused with the Queens English.

Heh then I speak American English and Brooklyn English

i can understand polish

lol thats pretty funny that english is the same but different

to tell u the truth ive never really been to NY that much to actually say i agree of wut u ppl r saying lol

gladiator thats pretty kewl.......were u born here or russia?

Quote: Originally posted by ClowN i can understand polish lol thats pretty funny that english is the same but different to tell u the truth ive never really been to NY that much to actually say i agree of wut u ppl r saying lol gladiator thats pretty kewl.......were u born here or russia?

I was born in Ukraine (former Soviet Union)
In Odessa.
Came to the US when I was 5.
I want to go and see the city again as I can't remember it from my early childhood.

i can speak canadian and austrailian and a little spanish

English
French
German
Spanish
Japanese (little bits)
1337

I need to get out more.

Quote: Originally posted by carbongraphite i can speak canadian and austrailian and a little spanish

Don't they speak English in Canada and Australia?
Or do you mean the type of English?

English and German, some Italian.

One thing I cannot master is how to pronounce Clown's real name.

"...I know english and I am very fluent in Okie and some Texan... (Troubles! Coomon boy time to go ferd them hounds.)"

Kit

American English, but when I get excited the Bronx accent comes out. Took 2 years of Italian in high school, but that was 25 years ago and I can't remember any of it. I know some curses in German if that counts.

Quote: Originally posted by Gladiator Don't they speak English in Canada and Australia? Or do you mean the type of English?

Well lol most NZ'ers don't class Australian as English
Nah, they are both types of English but the accents are different and the slang as well (esp. Australian slang)

As for me, it'd be New Zealand English (pretty much mix of British and American), and plus I've been learning Japanese at school for about 6 years so I'm relatively fluent in that. (Also I can say some phrases in a few other languages, German, Italian etc. but they don't really count)

btw good luck learning Gaelic, Anathema... the pronunication's a real bitch, though once you get the hang of it I think it'd be awesome. Russian isn't that hard tho (so I've heard), there isn't really any real sentence order aparantly...

Quote: Originally posted by Gladiator I was born in Ukraine (former Soviet Union) In Odessa. Came to the US when I was 5. I want to go and see the city again as I can't remember it from my early childhood.

i was born in Poltava

Quote: Originally posted by BigAkita English and German, some Italian. One thing I cannot master is how to pronounce Clown's real name.

so u saw that, LOL

its not that hard, just break it into two letter parts and say it LOL

i'm a dumb self centered american, so i only know one language.......MONEY....it is the international laguage though.......but really, non parlo italiano, nine spreken zi doitch, parlay vous francias. see yall laters, and fa shizzel my nizzle, you dumpa yash.