Your Nationality

[SakShou]

Quite many Philipians here, arent there? By the way, Im Vietnamese, VNese is my first language, I can speak English , not very well but not too bad either. However, posting a reply is another matter than language to me since Im not kind of person who can express my thinking well (Im not so good at literature) so... <___<

[ilyanairvine]

OuO so many Vietnamese xD Glad to see everyone getting out of the shell in Vnsharing:))
I am Vietnamese, born and raised in the capitol for 14 years;  so yeah, I'm kind of a city brat. Not really. I speak Vietnamese, English, and a little Japanese. I know a tiny bit French, Russian and Chinese since family members speak them. And when I say tiny, I mean tiny. My Dad is the only person in his generation of the family to speak English. The rest speak Hungarian, Romanian, and Russian.

Edit: oh, I want to add a silly fact about my English. I study British English, but have an American accent.

[Ai_Sherry]

Well ~really so many people from all over the world~
I've already been touched~and I don't know why~
I'm Chinese~ I can speak Chinese and a little English~
I'm Happy and It's my honor to know everyone here.

[Gray]

I love this kind of thread Thanks for starting it!
I'm half Filipino, half polish but born in Canada. I'm uni-lingual (only can speak English fluently) haha, I actually know more Japanese than I do Filipino and Polish combined XD
I also know bits of Canadian-French from elementary.
Even though I know English pretty well, I'm not very good at expressing myself in words or essays ><

[cassoult]

It's so interesting to have people from all over!

I'm English-French, living in Belgium. I speak, unsurprisingly, English and French. My Spanish is decent, I can understand Dutch fairly well (but not speak it) and I'm learning Japanese.

[elly.]

This thread is a great idea!
I'm from Romania. I speak romanian, english and a little bit of french.

[Rhea]

I am from India (born & brought up) and we do have an array of languages and different cultures spread across the subcontinent. I speak a few of them including Hindi (though it is not my mother tongue, but just the national language).

I can speak English fluently.

I am a freelance journalist and I do have my own business.

[Candy212]

Yeah! IchiRuki, gathering people from all the countries since forever 
This thread is great!
Well, I've mentioned this before in my presentation, but here I go again xD
I'm from Colombia, I speak Spanish and English, but in june or july I'll start japanese class. I got interested in this languaje because everyone tells me I kinda look like japanese or chinese, they don't believe I was born here in Colombia or ask me if I have an oriental relative but I don't have one   
I can understand very large texts in English and speak English as well, the problem comes when someone talks to me in English, I don't understand almost anything 

[Bad Example]

Before I forget, what's EbliLinguish ? o.O

I'm Vietnamese (wow do we have lots of Vietnamese here XD). Never lived abroad except for a few short trips.

English is my first foreign language. I'm fluent in both reading and writing though there are periods in which I find it's hard to express myself in language (any language including my mother tongue). Reason could be an accident 9 years ago but I never checked. So don't be surprise if I give you a wall of text the day before but after that couldn't even produce a coherent sentence =))))))) I also forget things faster than most people.

I have a rusty Japanese because I don't use it very often.

[m68k]

I'm Pakistani, although I've been in the US for the last two years doing my undergrad at the University of Illinois. I'm fluent in English and Urdu, and since Hindi and Urdu are quite similar, I guess you could say I know Hindi too. Does Pig Latin count? :p