Jornal de Keilin_4, 10 fev 20

@dp...I am very fluent in chocolate as well. I know all the dialects..🍫🍫🍫 

DP 😂😂😂 In that case, I speak fluent baconese😂😂😂 

Russian, English, Ukrainian, and some Spanish)) 

Italian and Portuguese 

I speak French not as fluently as I would like, and learned Italian enough to be able to speak to my husband's cousins when we went to Sicily. (I was pretty good at it, and am so sad that I didn't keep it up. But when I try to speak Spanish it still comes out Italian.) And I speak enough Spanish to get myself in trouble, but it was handy when I went to Peru. I tried to learn Swedish when my husband worked for a Swedish company, and used it a little in France when I ran into a Swede.. I learned some German in college, which made me better friends with my Finnish friends when we went to Germany. Languages are a journey. In my next life I want to be in the foreign service. I also speak chocolate. I'm still working on the French, and have French friends whom I meet monthly when I can to converse. 

I speak some German, but I’m a bit rusty. Also, my wife is from the Philippines, so I am trying to learn Tagalog. 

I speak Portuguese (from Brazil). Learning a new language is awesome, good choice 

I can also speak food in Tagalog 

Can communicate in Italian, Russian, Polish. I studied German for 5 years when younger but don't like it. Also bit of Latin for my job😎 

Ukrainian, Russian 

Spanish, English, Dutch fluently. 

French and arabic 

English and Dutch 

italian and english 

Spanish, Arabic. English, 

Oh wow, interesting! I was thinking to use my new languages with you guys Haha 😊, I speak food and chocolate in any language, I think 😜 

Probably I should learn Arabic , I have Arabic friends (at the gas station)  

And yes, I Italian and Spanish have a lot in common.  

I could only speak Arabic, unfortunately I never got to learn to read or write it. It’s a beautiful language, but extremely difficult to pronounce and learn. 

Persian ;)