Survey: How many languages do you know?

[Warped]

How many languages do you know (spoken or programming)? I know three fluently, the others I am currently learning.

Spoken:
English
Japanese
Latin
Spanish (a few sentances)
German (basic greetings/sentances)

Programming:
HTML
BASIC
Visual C++ (learning)
Java (learning)

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[hd581]

You know Latin fluently?

How do you say "no" in Latin?

[SysOpt]

Verbal/Written:
English
French (took it for many years in elementary & HS but am not fluent)

Programming:
HTML
Perl

Used to know:
C++
Fortran
Pascal
Basic

[brandon184]

I'm 14, and know English, as my main language.. Here are the others :

German - Fluent
Spanish - Fluent
French - Only know a tiny bit.

[chipbgt]

languages I know:

English
French
...does sign langaue count?
HTML

Languages I am studying in school this coming year(s):
Greek
Hebrew
latin

Langauge I would like to know for fun
Klingon
braille

[Szech]

Spoken Languages:
English - Purfectlee
Spanish - Muy bien porque la mayoria de la gente en mi barrio es Mexicano.

Computer Languages:
C++
Basic
Java
None mastered, but all pretty well developed.

Assembly - barely, otherwise I'd be doing better in my class http://sysopt.earthweb.com/forum/biggrin.gif.

I'm using one of those Chinese casettes to try and get basic conversation phrases down (since I'm going to China in 25 days!), but I'm horrible at it. I don't even try to speak it because (Chinese) people make fun of me http://sysopt.earthweb.com/forum/frown.gif. Heck, even some non-Chinese people make fun of me http://sysopt.earthweb.com/forum/frown.gif http://sysopt.earthweb.com/forum/frown.gif http://sysopt.earthweb.com/forum/frown.gif.

[Anakhonda]

I is real good at speeching english.

[Warped]

"No" in latin is simple its: non. If you want any other Latin words download Quick Latin, www.quicklatin.com, (http://www.quicklatin.com,) about the only Latin translator out there...

[hd581]

Yeah? Then how come everyone I ask that from says "You can't say no in Latin." I'm gonna stick that to them when I find them...non, huh?

[Dputiger]

Probably depends on what kind of Latin you're talking about. Church Latin differed from classical Latin which differed depending on the era it was spoken in. http://sysopt.earthweb.com/forum/smile.gif

I speak:
English (fluently)
German (conversationally-fluent).

Programming:
C++
Pascal
HTML

[CMonster]

English

Korean

Konglish (2nd generation Korean in America)

[x35Agent]

Yes SignLanguage would count. I know signlanguage because my parents are deaf. They are the same as anyone else. I know Signlanguage as good as anyone. I also know English French HTML and the most important language of all Bu11$hit. I am not a master or anything but my roommait is. http://sysopt.earthweb.com/forum/smile.gif Sometimes I wonder if that is all he knows. Ha Ha http://sysopt.earthweb.com/forum/wink.gif

[medo]

Hello,

Croatian
(and serbian + bosnian political bulsh....)
Slovenian
Macedonian
Italian
German (not fluent)
English (not fluent)
Rusian ( understand)

Medo

http://sysopt.earthweb.com/forum/smile.gif

[tonym]

English
French
German (conversational)
Italian (conversational)
Spanish (conversational)
Russian (informational)
Japanese (informational)

The only other language I get to practice regularly is French as I have a client that I frequently deal with who immigrated from the Paris metro area.

My Italian is getting rusty as all my relatives that speak it are passing on....

I learned German at a very early age from a very old and very nice German lady who befriended all the neighborhood kids. You had to speak German in order to get cookies/food. I was a glutton, so I really learned my German!!!

There's a sizeable Puerto Rican community here in town, so I have folks that I can jaw with in Spanish. I'm bigger than they are, so they don't laugh much!

I learned Russian at during my summer job at college. Worked for an electlic Russian emigre who sold novelties! He screamed almost everything he said, but he was a riot!

Finally, I picked up enough Japanese to be dangerous from a fellow that I shared an office with a few years ago. Not long after my new found language skill emerged, I told an important Japanese customer who was here on a show-and-tell sales junket that our product "...has features that sends swine to your mother's porch...", or some such. He frowned then laughed his *** off! I now just listen!!!

[Edit]

Oh yeah, programming:

Basic
Visual Basic
C/C++/Visual...
Pascal (very rusty)
Fortran (rustier still)
Cobol (get the WD-40!)
HTML
VHDL


Tony

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[Banti]

English
Spanish (enough to not get killed)

Know
C
Pascal
HTML (but is it really a language??)

Very Familiar
VHDL
AHDL
Perl
MIPS 2000/3000 ASM
Work language 1 (coding language created at work)

Still Learning
C++
Java
Work language 2 (same as above)

Banti

[fvay]

Here I go

English
Malayalam
Hindi
Sanskrit(no way fluent)
Tamil(Can't read)
Spanish(survival)
French(few words)

C,C++
Cobol
Visual Basic
HTML
Perl,Java (still trying to learn)

[ScaryBinary]

I can speak English, and read English and Spanish. I can read "Runic", too (thanks to many Ultima games!).

As far as programming languages go, I can code BASIC, C, C++ (learning), HTML, Visual Basic, Ada (I can't be the only one here, can I?), Javascript, Pascal...um...I think that's it. I can read FORTRAN, but haven't ever programmed in it....I used to know a little assembly. I mostly use Ada and C++ nowadays.

ScaryBinary

[qball]

Sheez, NO in Latin is O-NAY!!!!!
Sign language counts but ya gotta spell it write, lol.

Spoken:
English
American (it's a language youze all)
Pig Latin
French (though I have forgotten most)

Programming (* indicates strength)
FORTRAN *
BASIC
C some C++
JAVA *
PowerBuilder *
SQL *
VB/VBA
Lotus' Macro Language
pcExpress
DOS
--stuff not really language--
HTML *
XML
UML
Scripting (Javascript, Jscript, VBScript, ASP *, JSP, Servlets)
Plus more I can't even think of now.

[Snuffy!]

English, and I am a master at gibberish
eg : bleaugh Snoggy hofgot huggy!

HTML

[skywalker[TSG]]

spoken
english fluid
swedish fluid
german fluid
norweigan fluid
danish fluid
french conversation
chinese conversation

programing

HTML
JAVA
C++
Pascal
visual basic
SGI

[fvay]

hey buddy, you speak fluid or u drink fluid?

[alondra]

Any Vulcan will say that "logic" will indicate that "no' in Latin will be "non" as many of our words are derived from Latin, our words starting with "non" would modify the remander as "no" or "non" Back to my station on the bridge, live long and prosper. http://sysopt.earthweb.com/forum/smile.gif
Klingon has no syntax, or logic.

[yaroa]

Spanish
English (enough to not get killed) http://sysopt.earthweb.com/forum/smile.gif

[gozanacara]

portuguese
spanish (little bit)
english

[Warthog]

I wouldn't mind speaking Klingon either. http://sysopt.earthweb.com/forum/smile.gif

*English

and

*learning VB.

Oh yeah....I can speak pretty good Redneck.

Warthog