He only speaks two languages

>He only speaks two languages

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>he speaks more than one language

I-I speak three, english, spanish and french. Am I a good boy ?

>He completely understands 1 language

>he speaks

>he can speak

>he says he speaks a language but he can only speak a few words of it

>He does communicate through grunts and gestures.

>have to speak three languages to get into the university I want
>only speak two
JUST FUCK MY SHIT UP

>he doesn't use click sounds as a communication source

This desu

>fsajfkasfa asfhajf asmda

Irish isn't one of the languages you speak, is it?

how many do you know homie?

>He can't master telepathy

Fucking normalfags

Tá sé, cén fáth?

I'm gonna steal your lucky charms faggot.

But i speak 4 languages, dutch , german , french and english

nerd

>he doesn't communicate through psychic waves

I'm gonna steal your Big Mac

dw *the ira will set you free* from your everyday routine

Ich bin kein nerd, jan.

lel i speak 4 languages too 4 languages FTW

>speak 4 languages
>won't use them in any social interaction anyway

>he still didn't tapped into cosmic consciousness
Fucking normies when will they ever learn?

>russian (hell yeah bitch you will use it just look how many russian minorities yo uhave)
>german (should i elaborate ? lel)
>english
>georgian (my mother language use it every day)

>all people worth speaking to speak English
>all media worth consuming is in/has been translated to English
Why learn another language?

>he is able to communicate verbally
>he has opportunities to communicate verbally

I speak 3
>Serbo-Croatian (it's literally one fucking language)
>English (bretty fluent, C2 level)
>German (B2 level currently, now i'm pushing towards C1 by expanding my vocabulary)

Also learned Italian for a few years but never truly got it, so far i know basic grammar and basic phrases

learn italian even uncle draza was speaking italian

Hacking the meme frame!

Really? had no idea

tbqh it's hard switching between learning different languages, especially when you spend all your autism energy on German

t. somebody who's never had to study any academic subjects

Don't fall for the "I can study two languages at the same time xd" meme

focus on one language, get well placed in C1 and then you can start another lang

Are you high Luigi? There is no way in hell that you reach a proficiency level high enough to understand scientific papers if all you learn the language for is to understand those papers. Also a massive waste of time.

Yeah this is true, i tried doing German and Italian at the same time and got nowhere, my mind was a clusterfuck

I'm not necessarily talking about scientific papers, but if you want to be a respectable historian you want to read the language of your area of study in a proficient manner as to read primary sources. Same for linguistics.

What animoo is this?

most "polyglots" never master languages outside their own language family, might as well count dialects as "languages" desu

Boku no Lied

I speak English, Spanish, Portuguese, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Russian, and German, and I'm learning another language now.

Hi!

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This guy is pretty good

what do the words "altså" and "jo" mean in Danish and how would you use them

This is one of those people who has 15 languages on level 3 on Duolingo and claims that he """speaks""" also those languages.

>speak three languages
>mediocre as fuck in all three

I used Duolingo for, like, two weeks, so no.
The way I'd translate them into English depends on the context. You can say "altså" to add on information or be more specific about something:
Jeg har ikke råd til julegaver. Altså, ikke de, du skulle onske dig.
I can't afford Christmas gifts. Not the ones you'd want, anyway.

"jo" can a "yes" answer that contradicts the question:
— Du lavede vel ikke middag til din kæreste? — Jo.
"You didn't make your boyfriend breakfast, did you?" "Yes, I did."
You can also use it in an abstract sense of "of course" / "after all" / "obviously":

Han har jo altid nogle blyanter med sig.
"He always has some pencils with him, of course."

can be* a
I wish they'd hurry up and stop filtering the Danish/Norwegian equivalent of Ö.

good shit

Altså can also be used to say "So" or "therefore" when concluding something. for example:

"Manden trækker vejret, og hans hjerte banker - altså er han ikke dod" - "The man is breathing, and his heart is beating. So - he's not dead"

>Implying spoken danish is a language.

Jag talar svenska

t. former Denmark

>I can read

>he isnt a cute twink

>he comminicates through telepathy
>throu psychic waves
lmaoing at you
t. Swarm intelligence

>he lives in a country where he doesn't belong

Hungarian counts two, checkmate OP