Post by Argüello on Jun 19, 2019 17:10:13 GMT 1
My first language is 
Spanish
I'm fluent in
English
Also speak a little of
Portuguese B1/B2 (I wrote the Brazilian flag cause I learned the Portuguese from Brazil)
French B1/B2 it's kinda rusty, wanna practice if someone wants to help 
SpanishI'm fluent in
EnglishAlso speak a little of
Portuguese B1/B2 (I wrote the Brazilian flag cause I learned the Portuguese from Brazil) French B1/B2 it's kinda rusty, wanna practice if someone wants to help 
Latvian
Russian (A1 level 
Italian as I've been there for like 8 times and I've heard it's quite similar to 
Thai (Standard Thai aka Central Thai) Even though it's my native language, I still thought it's really hard ( I got C+ once for 
English (C1 level) 
Lao (B2/B1 level) I was born in a family from Northeastern Thailand so it's normal that they will teach me Isan language. Isan is considered as one of Lao dialects so they're kinda similar.
Mandarin Chinese (A2/A1 level) have studied it for many years during school but then stopped due to their difficult characters
French (A2/A1 level) have studied for one year in university
South Korean (A2/A1 level) have studied it for one year as hobby - thanks to their webtoons
Japanese (A1 level 
Pali, 
Khmer as 
Burmese and 
Malay as they're spoken by many people here especially 
Hmong cuz it sounds beautiful and interesting imo
Estonian
Swedish (barely A1), 
Russian (A1-A2 at some point, now...very basic), 
Finnish (very basic knowledge), 
Korean or 
Japanese 
German: Learning it for 7 years now, I have an okay level. I passed a language diploma a few years ago that I had with a high note (I’m supposed to be B1 somehow lmao) but I can’t really keep a whole convo with the few Germans I know from the Eurovision fanbase.
Chinese: Learning it for 3 years and I have a ridiculous level tbh, I can say some basic sentences but can’t do anything good. I tried with Kinoshita and quickly understood it would be difficult oops lmao.
Dutch: Good level in any insult/sexual content related. But don’t expect me to keep a convo. I learnt it by a friend kinda but I never had any real lessons, that was random things I remember. I’m pretty sure my Dutch is better than my Chinese tho.
Kiribati in the NowNewMusic Contest
Moowaus in the Fantasia Contest
Niger in the Own Africavision Song Contest
Icelandic - Native language 
English - Fluent 
Danish - Lol I did this in school and can't remember anything 
// WWWSC 
// RSF 
// FoM 
// OSC 
Indonesian
Arabic (religion's language)
Romanian: Native language
Greek: Very basic knowledge, I know how to read, and a few words. I consider learning more of it by myself, then improve if I am moving there next year. 
Ukrainian: I can understand like 1/3 of conversations but only because it sounds similar to Russian and because many words are almost the same.
Spanish, Italian: Well this is obvious since they are lowkey similar to Romanian, but still can’t understand a lot without knowing at least the basic. 
German: I had an unsuccessful attemp to learn it, just one semester of German at the university but it seemed that the teacher didn’t care much about it, and I didn’t show interest as well, so I gave up. But I can read. 
FC • 
OESC • 
OASC • 
OAmSC • 
OAfSC • 
OUSC • 
EoF • 
FMC 
Danish i love the Danish culture and people, been to the country a few times so I'd love to
Galician
Portuguese (I live near the frontier, and also the 
Catala (Only some words)
Norwegian (Only some words)
Latin
Cyrilic alphabet (Thanks to the Greek alphabet. I use the bulgarian flag because this country was the first in use it)
Czech
Irish
Latvian