Languages - any one speak any novelty languages?

[deptfordmarmoset]

I speak French with a 'German' accent, apparently.

I'm a strong believer that anyone CAN learn a new language, at least well enough to get by with a strong accent. All it takes is total immersion in that language. After all, in the ancient world and these days many people were/are multi-lingual. If they could/can do it then anyone can.

And apparently I speak German with a Swiss accent and French with a Romanian accent.

 

[tyred]

I have a first class honours degree in talking shite.

 

[AnnaNanna]

I speak English, with varying accents (currently going slightly northern), and French pretty fluently (although again with an English accent), and by this time next year, I aim to be competent in Spanish. I can also recognise some Polish (mainly warnings to children)

A couple of years ago, I could also translate some Old Norse. Go me!

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

I have a first class honours degree in talking s***e.

I've a first class honours degree in English. It's often the same

 

[robjh]

And apparently I speak German with a Swiss accent and French with a Romanian accent.

Apparently I speak Romanian with an Italian accent

 

[vickster]

Hardly novelty but I have a degree in German and French, can more or less read Italian and Spanish, make a guess at Dutch if know the context

GCSE Latin but that's a very long time ago and I wasn't much good at it (only got a B )

 

[Dayvo]

I speak Norwegian and Swedish fluently, although it's difficult if I'm speaking to Norwegians and Swedes at the same time, which I do most of the day at work.

Can get by in Danish, used to be fluent in French, and was half decent at Spanish.

 

[Monsieur Remings]

Can get by in French but it's not as good as it should be...other than that I can spot the difference between Bristolian and South Somerset dialects, so I guess that makes I an expert on Wurzelish.

 

[Hill Wimp]

O levels in English Lit snd language , Latin and French.

A level in English Lit and language

Masters degree in complete gibberish after several long days at work and on some occasions complete bo***ks if I'm trying to get something past my boss.

 

[Andy_R]

Gibberish, B@ll@cks, Drunkinese, and a smattering of Maltese.

 

[Jefferson Meriwether]

A taffy friend of mine has agreed to teach me as much of the Welsh language as she knows.

 

[robjh]

The linguistic highlight of my time in Estonia was saying 'is that cheese?' at a market stall. Alright, it looked like cheese, it was obviously ***** cheese, but at least I said it

 

[yello]

I used to pride myself on being able to ask for a hamburger with cheese in 5 (I think it was) different languages. A friend of a friend taught me it in Romanian too. I wanted to go to Romania for ages after that.

 

[HLaB]

I'm fluent in Double Dutch, unfortunately nobody else seems to be!

 

[byegad]

I'm fluent in Double Dutch, unfortunately nobody else seems to be!

No need to repeat yourself!