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Bi-Lingual?
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No I don't and sometimes I feel that English is such a lazy language. We are fortunate that it is the one common language that people from other countries share to communicate. it is not unusual to go through non-English speaking European countries and find people who speak up to four languages. This always includes English, which makes it easy for English speaking people when travelling.
I can speak Hungarian which is my mother language and besides that I speak Romanian fluently, at university I speak only this language. I also speak English but not fluently.
Fluently: dutch (native) and English.
A couple of weeks ago I did a test in English for an office that helps me find a job and according to their results and thingies and all that, I'm almost as good as a native English speaker. :r
A couple of weeks ago I did a test in English for an office that helps me find a job and according to their results and thingies and all that, I'm almost as good as a native English speaker. :r
me too
I speak English and I can speak Canadian eh..
My primary language is French, my secondary language is English 
Fluent in English, French, Italian, Spanish, Gaelic and Irish. Can get by in Swedish due to my obsession with a certain gentleman.
