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Poll Suggestion: How Many Languages Can You Speak?

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There are people who know a language other than their mother tongue because of their school education, their job, being part of an international community, or their desire to learn something new. 

Select an option that best answers this question. 

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2 years ago

O, something like one and a quarter, for me. Becoming fluent in a language requires having other people to speak with in that language. To be fair, learning to pronounce the words read from a script isn't as hard as having an ear for interpreting a foreign vocalization.

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@jeorj_euler​ 

I agree with you. The only way to practice a language is to speak it continuously with another person.

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I know roughly the sounds of almost every letter in the Cyrillic and Greek alphabets, but I always have trouble remembering Hebrew, Arabic and Thai.

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@jeorj_euler​ 

:O

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1 year ago

Spanish - native and English as second language.  I studied Polish for a year just for the fun of learning something new, but I can't say I ever really spoke it and I have forgotten a lot.

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@Pencho15​ 

Español de que país?, de donde son tus padres?

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@GabrielFox​ Mexicano, mis padres también son de acá, pero mis abuelos eran de España. ¿tú?

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1 year ago

Three - Bengal (my mother tongue), English and Hindi.

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@Dibyayan_Chakravorty​ 

Congratulations, it is impressive to know more than 2 languages.

I hope you practice them to maintain the level and not forget them.
Thanks for sharing.

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@GabrielFox​ 

I am from Kolkata, India which is at the Eastern part of the country from West Bengal state where common language is Bengali. Hindi is the national language of India. And English is the international language which is used in all official purposes.

So it is common for us to know those three languages.

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7 months ago

I speak French, English, and Arabic, specifically reading and writing classical Arabic and speaking Moroccan dialect. Four years of Latin have given me a basic grasp of Spanish and Italian, but I don't see myself as a polyglot.

In Morocco, most people know two languages (usually French or Spanish and Arabic) or even three if they include Berber. Plus, these days, English is very common and accessible. To me, being a true polyglot means knowing at least four languages.

Take Omar Sharif, for example: he could fluently speak Arabic, French, and English, and even did interviews in Spanish and Italian with ease.

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@ElMaruecan82​ 

Even if you don't think you're polyglot, believe me ... you are.

Thanks for sharing.