What's your language, other than English?

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I got curious about our non-US members, and I don't mean LVSteve, who lives here now, and spoke English, anyway. He IS/was English!

What's your frst language, if other than English?

I know we have Brazilians, a Finn, a Swede or two, a Norwegian, a Swissman ;), and who else that speaks a different tongue at home? One member (if she's still here) is a Scot who lives in Spain, and speaks Spanish, so I guess she sort of qualifies, as does the Canadian ice cream man in Mexico. We also have a few Mexican nationals.

Has anyone heard from Anlaispierre recently? (British; lives in France.)
 
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Fluent in Spanish after living in Guatemala working for Habitat for Humanity for two years.

Oops yeah English is my first language.
 
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My native language is Southern, and I'm fluent in all dialects but Cajun, but at home I choose to speak my adopted language, Klingon.
 
Let me ad that many jobs here REQUIRE that you speak Spanish.

I thought English of sorts was the common language in the USA.

Damn.
 
English here is a foreign language. :mad:

I used to put English on my applications but no one got the joke.

Damn.

I can imagine living in that area...I use to live in Boca Raton off of Glades Avenue over by the medical center I quite seldom visited Ft. Lauderdale area and the language your describing is like that here where I live in Tampa. :eek:
 
Canadian French, although my comprehension has slipped a bit since High School many years ago. I can still trick native French Canadiens into thinking I'm a fluent speaker with my pronunciation. Must've been the many evenings spent in my youth listening to distant broadcasts of Montréal Canadiens hockey games :) .
 
'Merican.

(This post is too short; hence I have provided this long, meandering and erstwhile superfluous sentence which might extrapolate on the finer points of speaking in the language of a free man in a free country, unaffiliated and unbowing to either king or dictator, abiding by common rule of law, set forth in one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all -- should I choose to extrapolate. Yet, I shan't. Some things don't need extrapolation.)

Like I said, I speak 'Merican.
 
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As the mood hits me, I'll sometimes be found speaking in tongues.

On occasion, I've been accused of speaking "Noo Yawkeeze", although I have always endeavored to speak the King's English. When some good-intentioned country folk tell me I sound like New Yorker, I simply reply, "Fuhgeddaboudit."
 
English most of the time....It is hard enough trying to get that one right.

I do not speak or understand whatever language that women use...don't ask for any references on that one, we have a word count limit on a post here.
 

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