What language do you & your SO speak?

[William33 110]

English and Bahasa Indonesian - both directions.

Her local dialect - I still struggle with that. But I sure know when she is talking about me with her folks....Hopefully all good stuff!

I get yelled at in Italian sometimes. She learned that language while we lived there.

My Japanese language skills have fallen off considerably. As others have said: don't use it, lose it.

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My Japanese language skills have fallen off considerably. As others have said: don't use it, lose it.

Yeap, like my Hindi. I still understand it and read it perfectly, having studied Hindi literature for 9 years in school. But my spoken fluency has suffered from lack of use. I always know what to say and can replay it in my own head, but have a strange inability to get it out fluently.

The flip side to this is I've developed a fluency in the spoken form of my own native language (Bengali/Bangla) which I've never had before, due to my wife.

[pedroh 21]

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AJ is mexican, that's the truth..

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That's supposed to be a secret, pendejo!!!

[pedroh 21]

wahahahahha

[Ban Hammer 13,651]

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AJ is mexican, that's the truth..

he don't look mexican

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That pic is me without the sombrero!

[pedroh 21]

ROFL

[MissStacey 1]

Hot damn AJ!

Hubba Hubba.

[ArubaDolphin 0]

I Speak English, Spanish, Dutch & Papiamento (Native language to Aruba, Bonaire & Curacao) & some words in French & understand slow German & Portoguese

Husband speaks American :-P English, some Spanish and a few words in Papiamento

[Soancika+Brian 0]

Hi,

We speak in english with each other. My husband really wants to learn my language (lithuanian), so far knows all the bad words and of course some good ones. When we have kids we will try to teach them boath languages!

[Laura+Tom 2]

I speak English

The other half speaks American.

At work, you'd be surprised how many times the exact same phrase means something completely different here. I wonder how many Brits, working in technical jobs, where specialist terms are abundant, find the same thing?

Snap, though it can be a totally different language sometimes. Tom's like 'Laura you know people will look at you funny if you don't use the american term for what you just said.' Meh..

[Lili 3]

We speak English and hubby is learning French. I can't wait to speak in French with him in public.

[Donna A 4]

we speak english only. ive tried the internet version of arabic with him and he looks at me and dont have a clue of what i said. i give up!!!

[SingleCharles 0]

We don't use words, we mind read! (Sintonia!) Unfortunately, she also always seems to know when I am into trouble.

Otherwise, brazilian portuguese all the way baby!