How many members speak foreign languages?

El mensaje que yo intentaba comunicar es uno relativamente simple, si usted sólo tomara el tiempo para escuchar, usted ensucia al gamberro oloroso. ¿En contestación de su pregunta de 'Por qué? ¡' con 'como!', yo apoyaba un estilo despreocupado, absurdo de pensamiento y vida comúnmente asociada con el Dadaists. Sin embargo, si usted no puede entender los conceptos del Dadaists, que temo que su cerebro diminuto nunca pueda entender lo que digo. ¡Y con este, le ofrecí adiós!
 
They probably just think you're Jewish.
And exasperated.
El mensaje que yo intentaba comunicar es uno relativamente simple, si usted sólo tomara el tiempo para escuchar, usted ensucia al gamberro oloroso. ¿En contestación de su pregunta de 'Por qué? ¡' con 'como!', yo apoyaba un estilo despreocupado, absurdo de pensamiento y vida comúnmente asociada con el Dadaists. Sin embargo, si usted no puede entender los conceptos del Dadaists, que temo que su cerebro diminuto nunca pueda entender lo que digo. ¡Y con este, le ofrecí adiós!
Teacher!!! El baño!!!
 
I took 2 years of Spanish in high school. I remember a good deal of it, but have forgotten enough to no longer be able to hold even a basic conversation. I just remember words.

I took a year of French, which I loved, but have forgotten pretty much all of it.

OMG I also speex teh intarwebz!!!!!1111111oneoneoneLOLOMGWTF!!!!
 
My friends and I are endlessly fascinated with the fact that the word "porque" means both "because" and "why".

Frequent exchange between us:

"Porque?"

"Porque."

"Porque?!"

"Porque!!!!"

I think this constitutes a second language.

Third language too. Portuguese uses "porque" in the same way.
 
I took a year of Japanese and owned at it.

3 years later, I've forgotten pretty much everything.
 
¿Me permiso ir al baño?

also: El mono tiene un ano. Which I think means The Monkey has an Anus.
 
O-Qua Tangin Wann.

A bugliada da, yagi mu a mugi woogayo.
 
I speak Filipino/Tagalog.

Which is foreign enough, I guess, for all you Yanks.

I also took a bit of German but couldn't speak it conversationally.

And in high school they made us learn some Latin.
 
Thanks =P

It is easier to type, since you don't have to answer someone quickly, sometimes I forget some words and I kinda "freeze" when talking. I'm training so that I don't do that much.
That disappears with practice. I found you sort of just learn to talk around the words you can't remember.

I'm a good bit past conversational in danish, but only in certain areas. That also lets me pass as pseudo-fluet in Swedish and Norwegian. I've got a smattering of words in French, Russian, German, Italian, Spanish, Japanese, Pidgin (which is technically a dialect but whatever) but I couldn't hold a conversation in any of them except maybe pidgin. I can piece together the meanings of some text though.
 

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