Are you fluent in another language?

nope.Just boring english! LOL

I've basically forgetting every language I've taken @_@ Except a little bit of spanish and finnish (but no where near fluent).

I know Lithuanian, Polish, English (duh! ) and a little it russian (although the russian kids say i'm good at it, but I don't think so lol)

nope, I'm only fluent in my native language which is english and yet I still can't say words right sometimes like my 'th' (e.g There, They, The.. you get the point?)

But I'm learning french and know very little german and Estonian.

Claudia wrote:nope, I'm only fluent in my native language which is english and yet I still can't say words right sometimes like my 'th' (e.g There, They, The.. you get the point?)

But I'm learning french and know very little german and Estonian.

I have trouble spelling my own language.lol(english)

Gretta wrote:I know Lithuanian, Polish, English (duh! ) and a little it russian (although the russian kids say i'm good at it, but I don't think so lol)

Teach me how to say "I love you" in Lithuanian please?

beautiful_inside20 wrote:

Claudia wrote:nope, I'm only fluent in my native language which is english and yet I still can't say words right sometimes like my 'th' (e.g There, They, The.. you get the point?)

But I'm learning french and know very little german and Estonian.

I have trouble spelling my own language.lol(english)

English spelling makes no sense @.@

You are right! English makes no sense sometimes.

I learned in school Polish, German, English, Latin and French and I tried with the Spanish, Russian and Esperanto.
Others:
I understand a lot of (speech) of the Ukrainian, Russian, Belarusian, Spanish and Kashubian.
I understand a bit Slovak, Czech, Portuguese, Serbian

Kashubian this is other languge in my country