Which languages do you speak?

[Sørensen]

Which languages do you speak and how did you learn them?

[Berg 1st MRB]

[Sørensen]

Berg, that's not even cool! haha

[B. Farr]

My primary language is English, though I am quite fluent in Red Neck.

[Proulx]

French, English and Braiyon.

[Kabasares]

English is my primary language, but je parle un peu le français.

[Doran]

I am alright when it comes to english but i'm more familiar with AMERICAN!

[Branem 1st MRB]

I speak Norwegian, im fluent in Danish, and English well enough to make myself understood...i think..

[Teachey]

English and Sarcasm, english learned from school and sarcasm from my mom

[Jensen]

I speak fluent English, and am working on learning Danish. At this point my Danish is only at a conversational level.

[Proulx]

English is my primary language, but je parle un peu le français.

Ha haaa, il faut qu'on forme une communauté francophone a l'intérieur du bataillon.

[Branem 1st MRB]

I speak fluent English, and am working on learning Danish. At this point my Danish is only at a conversational level.

Why do you want/need to learn Danish?

[S. Richards]

My native tongue is ebonics, but my english ain't too shabby either.

[Kabasares]

Ha haaa, il faut qu'on forme une communauté francophone a l'intérieur du bataillon.

Il ya plusieurs personnes qui parlent le français ici.

[Jensen]

Why do you want/need to learn Danish?

Mostly because of Danish relatives. I don't need to, but I thought it would come in handy.

[Parker 1st MRB]

I speak French, Italian, and German very well. I know my way around Spanish and Latin.

[Cayen]

Il ya plusieurs personnes qui parlent le français ici.

comme il a dit plusieur francais ici

[Goodwin 1st MRB]

I speak English (native)

German - although very poorly. I used to speak it well... around 13 years ago.

Polish - I can tell you my name and ask you how you're doing. I work at a 100% polish place where English is a 2nd language to everyone except me.

Sign Language - semi-fluent. My fiancee and I sign on a regular basis - I learned the alphabet as a kid and her grandparents are deaf. The 2nd week we were dating I met her deaf grandparents and wanted to be able to talk to them a bit so I learned more than just the alphabet so I could. Now my fiancee and I use it often, especially in public so we can communicate without many others understanding.

[Brown]

I speak MERICAN!!!!!!

Just kidding, speak english and I'am currently trying to learn french and german.

I'am doing this because I need more languages to be put above other people applying for policing lol .

[Hastings]

I'm fluent in all English dialects including (but not limited to) sarcasm, bullshitting, ball-busting.

[Branem 1st MRB]

Mostly because of Danish relatives. I don't need to, but I thought it would come in handy.

Thats great. Do you get to visit Denmark? Half my family lives there, my mother is Danish,

so i visit at least once every year. Its a beautiful language!

[Frantz]

I am fluent in American, and English and Giberish lulz . I know a little bit of German, Japanese, Spanish, and french. sadly just a bit. for now

[Jensen]

Thats great. Do you get to visit Denmark? Half my family lives there, my mother is Danish,

so i visit at least once every year. Its a beautiful language!

I've never been, but some of them come here every couple of years.

But, I'll probably go when I'm done school.

And yes, the language is very interesting. It's definitely a trick to learn, but that makes for a lot of fun!

[Sørensen]

I've never been, but some of them come here every couple of years.

But, I'll probably go when I'm done school.

And yes, the language is very interesting. It's definitely a trick to learn, but that makes for a lot of fun!

Yea, Danish is one of the most difficult languages to master, along with norwegian and swedish

Mainly because most of the danish sentences are in an inversion of word order, a lot of different and new vowels like Æ , Ø and Å , which makes it hard to pronounce words and a lot of other weird stuff.

Danish (mothertongue)

Norwegian (½ norwegian)

English (1st foreign language)

German (2nd foreign language)

Spanish (3rd foreign language)

Although my german isn't that good...