What is your Native Language, and do you have a third Language?

Question

I know that a majority of us on here are English learning Spanish, or Spanish learning English, but did anyone speak something else first, then english then spanish, or the other way around, OR do you Study a 3rd language

Answer 1

I'm studying Chinese as my third language.

Answer 2

Oh cool, I plan on haveing a third language after I finish Spanish, I am deciding if it will be Swedish, or French.

Answer 3

I'm studying Japanese. ^^

Answer 4

I don't think i could tell the difference between Japanese, Chinese, or Korean.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

Swedish (fluent)
English (fluent)
Spanish (still learning)

Answer 7

Is Swedish a hard language Gustav'

Answer 8

My native is english, learning spanish, then will learn Japanese.. I can hear a definite difference in Korean, Chinese, and Japanese. Written it is hard to notice but verbal has a big difference.

Answer 9

hola todos

my native is greek and my second is german. I speak english and i'm learning spanish now.
after that maybe i'll try something new.
i'm thinking about arabic or turkish

Answer 10

That is what I meant, Ive never heard a word of Chinese, or Korean. The only words of Japanese I know is the words that sounds like (koo-ne-chi-waa) and (Si-ah-nara)... Which means Hello, and Goodbye!

Answer 11

That is what I meant, Ive never heard a word of Chinese, or Korean. The only words of Japanese I know is the words that sounds like (koo-ne-chi-waa) and (Si-ah-nara)... Which means Hello, and Goodbye!

Yeah Kanichiwa and Sianara are easy to remember, and their grammar is actually similar to most european languages. Chinese sounds kind of... dull in my opinion. It just sounds like a bunch of 3-4 letter words constantly.

Answer 12

You Sure do know alot of Languages, My native is English, my Second will be Spanish, third will be Swedish, and fourth will be French!

Answer 13

I'm come from vietnam,I also know english,studying spanish anh choose janpanese for the next language ^^

Answer 14

Vietnam? I guess you speak Vetnamese then don't you'

Answer 15

Swedish (fluent)

English (fluent)

Spanish (still learning)

Gustav, isn't "god morgon" is Swedish for "good morning" isn't it'