I just thought it would be fun to know how many people speak more than one language. The only foreign languages I know are programming ones, but I really want to learn German.

I'm guessing that K@t is fluent in Portugese, and I know that we have several folks who speak Spanish like a native. We have Keerbara, but I'm ashamed to admit that I don't know what is the official language of Saudi, Farsi, I'm gonna guess... (don't know if I spelled Farsi right though)

Anyone else?

Hahaha, ah, NO!

That'd be right Dawg. And grab us a stubbie while you're at it mate can ya? Beut. She'll be apples.

Put me down for (English as my native lang, of course)

• Spanish (fully fluent, I even dream in Spanish, and go out for Spanish acting parts)
  
• French (I speak/read/write it - but only get to use it when in Europe, of course )
  
• Italian (Very conversant - enough to go out to eat, drink, shop, and of course flirt )
  
• Hebrew (read only - I speak it only by rote)

I have a gift for accents and some ability with languages. I don't speak any Asian languages but as a child I had decent Greek (Ancient) and very conversant German skills - since my sisters/dad were at University while I grew up. Those two skills were never used, so they never developed.

I don't have kids, but I'm passionate about my friends/family members' kids learning a second language. I nag/preach about it all the time. (Just like I am not fond of the phrase "foreign language" - I mean, French isn't a foreign language to the people of France is it? ) I think it's going to be crucial for all citizens (of America, and elsewhere) to be able to communicate globally in a few years.

The future is now.

Happy Band (and Life) Journeys To All...

Sa wa dee.

But how the hell did you get the sanscrit font?

hehe did you mean sawat-dee? cool!

sabai dee mai?

the sanscript you can get from just instaling the font on your computer, its like any other font we use, and then you can type using it when you want to.