Duo gets mad

English, some Spanish, some Polish, some Latin (classic and pig;)

IDK if I can really call pig Latin a language because it’s really just a 1:1 correspondence code for whatever English dialect is being changed.

That's why I'm fluent in sarcasm ;)

MY DUOLINGO LANGUAGES:
🇪🇸 Spanish
🇮🇹 Italian
🇩🇪 German
🇬🇷 Greek
🇦🇶 Esperanto (I wish there was an Esperanto flag emoji)
🇫🇷 French imgflip.com/i/3b8vqo
🇸🇪 Swedish
🇭🇺 Hungarian
🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Welsh
🇨🇳 Chinese
🇵🇱 Polish
🇻🇦 Latin
🇪🇸 Guarani (which I know enough Spanish to learn; I also can’t get its flag)
🇮🇸 Icelandic, (which is the only one I use Memrise instead of Duolingo for, as it’s unavailable in Duolingo)

I also know enough Spanish and Italian to read Tweets in those languages, and I can understand French/Portuguese Tweets slightly. I once even commented on a Spanish Minecraft news vid, asking at the end of the comment to correct me if my Spanish was bad, and I was told that my Spanish is perfectly fine. I’ve found out (on Duolingo and from some texts) that other Germanic languages (that family includes English, German, Dutch, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, Icelandic, Afrikaans, and I think a few others) are also intelligible to a surprisingly high degree, not because I know them well, but because of how similar they are to English. I really don’t understand why everyone thinks German and Icelandic are hard to learn. For me, French seems harder, even though I know 2 other Romance languages and can read it a little.

My uncle speaks eight languages fluently and likes learning new ones. I do not have that talent (but I wish I did)

Looks like you have a gift for languages. Keep it up!

Nice

Other than English, I fluently speak Serbian, Bosnian, Croatian and Montenegrian, but I also know this and than about Macedonian, Slovenian and German.

Which do you think is the toughest to speak or learn?

Definitely Serbian/Bosnian/Croatian/Montenegrian (all four are nearly the same language with very minor differences with pronounciations and words). The grammar of those compared to the English grammar is like theoretical quantum physics compared to elementary school physics. If they weren't my native language, I'd likely never be able to get even half-fluent at them.

I took 3 years of German in high school and another year in college, but I haven't had to use it since so I'm pretty rusty. Ich spreche ein bischen, aber nicht so gut mit konversation.

Lemme guess what that means: I speak a bit after night for good conversation.

It means, "I speak a bit, but not so good in conversation", you put German on your list, you dont get it?

I didn’t get far in most of my Duolingo trees.

Know more Spanish, but not fluent in either. (I can read French somewhat, but forget trying to speak it)

Taking Spanish

Spanish and some Ukrainian

I know basic Spanish thanks to 4th and 7th grade Spanish classes as well as Duolingo.

Bonjam. Jaway majaja? Japologa.Jid majaja ji bastion konjy... janno.
Translation: Greetings. I’m sorry, If my heart goes crazy again..(no, never mind)

I know some Spanish, German, Italian(just the curse words lol) and some Native American, my granny taught me some she was 25%(or more) but she died long ago and I 4 get