Which languages do you speak?

[Dylan]

So apparently Rennes 2 Université thinks my French level is higher than what I think But the classes I'm taking for the level isn't actually far off

Native: English
C1/B2: French
B2: Irish
A2/A1:  Breton
A1: Icelandic

[Anesović]

Native Bosnian
Fluent: Swedish & English
Potentially, but still struggling: German

and that's about it, lol

[jara]

i speak slovenian and english

[Ｊａｋｕｂ]

Oct 3, 2018 18:16:40 GMT 1 jara said:

i speak polish and english

[alex(a)bg]

Let's revive this

Native:  Bulgarian

Fluent: English C1/2

Studying:  German | I should be at B1 but my knowledge is leaning towards A2 to be fair. I've finished the whole grammar but I lack vocabulary.
 French | Started studying it in February. I'm at A2 right now, but I taught myself a lot of advanced grammar and I know quite a lot of random words. I took some online test to determine my level and I got B1 which quite shocked me.

I can hold a really really basic conversation in Italian as I have dabbled in it. But my knowledge is still very limited.

I know basic grammar and words in Finnish, flagswedish Swedish, Norwegian, flaggreek Greek.

I can read and understand Macedonian perfectly. I can't speak it obviously as I don't know their funky grammar but if I spoke Bulgarian with someone from North Macedonia and vice versa, we could hold a decent conversation.

[Þórir]

Sept 25, 2018 23:14:06 GMT 1 Dylan said:

So apparently Rennes 2 Université thinks my French level is higher than what I think But the classes I'm taking for the level isn't actually far off

Native: English
C1/B2: French
B2: Irish
A2/A1:  Breton
A1: Icelandic

Þú ert að læra íslensku? Það er alltaf gaman að heyra!

Hvað segirðu?

[JonathanDK]

Eyy I did not know this thread existed. So as the language passionate that I am, I would like to contribute also lol.

Native language: Danish
C1: English
B2/C1: Spanish. I've studied Spanish for 3 years in the Danish upper highschool and I'm almost done with my Bachelor's degree in Spanish and Latinamerican studies
B1: Brazilian Portuguese. Apart from Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese is also a big part of my Bachelor's degree

Aaaand then I've studied some Italian this semester and taken German as an A-level during upper highschool. I couldn't have a conversation in any of the languages tho, hahaha.

[Dylan]

Jun 19, 2019 12:12:56 GMT 1 Þórir said:

Sept 25, 2018 23:14:06 GMT 1 Dylan said:

So apparently Rennes 2 Université thinks my French level is higher than what I think But the classes I'm taking for the level isn't actually far off

Native: English
C1/B2: French
B2: Irish
A2/A1:  Breton
A1: Icelandic

Þú ert að læra íslensku? Það er alltaf gaman að heyra!

Hvað segirðu?

Haha já, ég er að læra íslensku, en íslenska mín er ekki gott ég var veikur í morgun

[Þórir]

Jun 19, 2019 13:35:04 GMT 1 Dylan said:

Haha já, ég er að læra íslensku, en íslenskan mín er ekki góð  ég var veikur í morgun

Úff   Láttu þér batna

Just a tip btw: When you describing something is yours as you did there, it is normally with the added article (I'm no linguistic expert so I don't know the exact terms), but an example is bíll (car) would become bíllinn minn (my car), obviously this changes as per gender
Also if describing something, make sure to use the correct gender - You put gott when referring to your Icelandic, however that is neuter while íslenska is a feminine word, so góð is more appropriate.

This website -> bin.arnastofnun.is <- May help you a bit with your genders and getting your head around the cases, I even know natives who use it at times

Hope this helps you! 

[Anton]

mother tongue:
German
Russian

other languages:
French (C1)
English (B2+)
Spanish (B1)
Standard Arabic (A1, learning at the moment)