[b]i can speak.. tagalog *ofcourse* english japanese *but not that good* [/b]

English, Tagalog, French, Japanese, and Arabic

^ so many here can speak nihongo,. we can chat then ..me speak tagalog, english (brit/US), nihongo en a litel cantonese

japanese ( nihongo ) spanish tagalog and english

tagalog ilokano english pangasinense, just a lil(they call it here [b]panggalatok[/b]) italian(just a lil) japanese?? i only knew the word [b]sayonara[/b]

Tagalog - of course that's my first language English - learn it from school. Still learning though to improve my speaking & listening. Korean, Japanese - words only French - I know some. Learned it from school.

english tagalog waray cebuano a little bit of: nihonggo *uh, kanji?* spanish fukien mandarin french hangul that's all... not a genius. i learned nihonggo through the old diary i found inside the cabinet of my deceased great grandpa. my grandpa told me he and my great grandpa became a part of world war 2. fukien and mandarin: i learned them through my friend. we used some characters as our secret code when passing notes each other that are in private matter. we used them to avoid "secrets spillage"... spanish and french are just in our history and i use some terms when visiting in spain and some parts of europe. hangul: it's because i'm curious of what korean wrote during their drama introduction.

English, Tagalog and a little of Arabic...

[b][align=center] english tagalog kapampangan japanese [im part japanese ] spanish some mandarin [im part chinese too ][/align][/b]

[b]English[/b] -- Yes, lol. [b]Tagalog[/b] -- Can't pronounce it no more [b]Nihonggo[/b] -- There are a lot of Japanese people here I'm also talking it from school. [b]Spanish [/b]-- Whoa, I can actually remember stuffs now Thanks to my friend from Venezuela.

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