The Elder Stats

English
Some Spanish
Some sign language, which is what I'm learning.

Can speak Danish fluently, as it's my first language.
Pretty good at English.
I can some swedish words.
Some German words.
A very few latin words.
Very few spanish words.

Ashk. Ashina Zelaku wrote:It's something to do with the difference between extinct languages and dead ones

Most people you'll run into in the US will tell you that those two are the same thing, and I have to say that I agree with "most people."

Unless, of course, you're talking about some ancient Aztec language as being "extinct," whereas languages that are not as widely spoken as they once were (such as Latin) would be considered "dead." Well, I don't know. Whatever you want to call it is fine with me.

Fluent in English and French.

Well... Let's see... English is a must.

I speak a little Japanese (Let's face it. They're awsome! Ninjas, Samurai, Sushi, everything is awsome!)
And I can say "no" in five languages! :

English: "No"
Spanish: "No"
Japanese: "iie" (E-eh)
German: "Nien" (Nine)
Russian: "Niet" (Nee-yet)

The Ninja wrote:

English: "No"
Spanish: "No"
Japanese: "iie" (E-eh)
German: "Nien" (Nine)
Russian: "Niet" (Nee-yet)

And in Frech; non (nO)

Ahh, like nong with a soft "ng"?

The Ninja wrote:Ahh, like nong with a soft "ng"?

No,like a nOH, the OH sound should come from the nose

That's what I meant by "soft 'ng'". The "oh" comes from the nose.

My english is not the very best