What's Your Native Language?

[quote=Vaan99]Croatian. I'm not happy with my knowledge of english, I easily understand everything, but have problem when trying to talk. I know I sometimes use weird words in wrong context, you can always correct me, I won't get mad.[/quote]

[quote=koksei]German. Not having problems with english besides wayne vayne and shit like that:D Russian - I can basically only insult people with it and have smalltalk. Turkish - Same latin - FLUENTLY EZ[/quote]

[quote=IceCreamy]Dutch, but imo my English is better than my Dutch ;D Only when it comes to sayings and expressions I sometimes derp lol. I also speak "understandable" German (right koksi? :D), a few words of French and very few words of Spanish.[/quote]

[quote=ChaosxSoul]French. I prefer english since it's more easier to write and because every game translated in french i've played have terrible voice acting.[/quote]

[quote=Viola Orpheus]My native language would be Tagalog. Although right now, I can easily say I'm currently much more fluent with English than I am with Tagalog. And I feel sorta ashamed of it.[/quote]

[quote=Pølsemanden]Danish, probably one of the hardest language in the world to learn because of the lack of rules and unique sounds of the language - Ø and semi-silent letters would be two examples. Also the different accents in different parts of the country makes it even harder since Judlandish=/=Copenhagen'ish And last but not least, our numbers are fucked up. Awesome sketch about it [embed=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_iixmqSBQw] We have this joke where we make foreigners say "Rød grød med fløde" and english people say something along the lines of "rot grot me flodde". I like english and speak it pretty well - i still don't understand all the rules completely though.[/quote]

[quote=GrandmasterD][quote=Pølsemanden] Danish, probably one of the hardest language in the world to learn because of the lack of rules and unique sounds of the language - Ø and semi-silent letters would be two examples. We have this joke where we make foreigners say "Rød grød med fløde" and english people say something along the lines of "rot grot me flodde". I like english and speak it pretty well - i still don't understand all the rules completely though. [/quote] Dutch is pretty much the same thing. I assume they have similar sounds as well.[/quote]

[quote=The_Nameless_Bard]English...I can read most written Spanish (only took 3 years of it though, so my conversational Spanish is pretty bad)...and I know a teeny bit of Dutch (I have this lovely habit of forgetting to pronounce g's correctly xD)...plus a few worthless phrases in German/French.[/quote]

[quote=GrandmasterD][quote=The_Nameless_Bard] English...I can read most written Spanish (only took 3 years of it though, so my conversational Spanish is pretty bad)...and I know a teeny bit of Dutch (I have this lovely habit of forgetting to pronounce g's correctly xD)...plus a few worthless phrases in German/French. [/quote] Our g's are the best :D[/quote]

[quote=The_Nameless_Bard]I tend to, uh, forget and just pronounce them like English... like saying "Hoh gaht heht?" when trying to say "Hoe gaat het?" (if that makes sense) instead of saying it the way I should 8D[/quote]