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I can speak Japanese because I'm Japanese and I usually speak Japanese with my friends.
I can speak two languages, Vietnamese and English. Vietnamese is my native language and is spoken by the majority of people in my country. I learned English as a second language and have become proficient in it after two years of study and practice.
Fish of Kick is my language because it is my mother tongue. It is very easy for me, so I can easily speak in my Nepali language.
I can't speak Indonesian because I'm a native of Indonesia. I speak Indonesian, right? Since I was born, I have to wait until I can speak for myself. Apart from that, I'm also native in Japanese because I'm half-Javanese. I was raised in Indonesia, and they have different languages from Indonesians. I also speak formally [...]
I can speak Vietnamese, English, and a little Chinese because some years ago my mom took me to classes to learn the Chinese language. But I have already forgotten all the lessons I learned, so I can only say some words, like the numbers from 1 to 10 in Chinese. Thank you.
I can speak 4-5 languages: English, Hindi, Gujarati, somewhat Punjabi, and of course, Sindhi, as I am from a Sindhi background. Mostly, on a daily basis, I speak Gujarati, and I use English when I have to deal with parents during school meetings or if I have issues regarding my children's studies. So, I talk [...]
I can speak three languages; my native language is Bengali, as well as English and Hindi. In the future, I plan to learn more languages because I am very interested in exploring different cultures through language.
Well, honestly, I can only speak two languages: Vietnamese, which is my native language, and English, which I use internationally. I think both languages are very helpful in my daily life. They allow me to communicate effectively and build strong social relationships. I find that language is a powerful tool for connecting with others.
I am bilingual, so I can speak Vietnamese fluently, which is my native language, and English, but not as fluently as Vietnamese.
I can speak many languages. My native language is Vietnamese, and my second language is English. I'm also interested in learning French and would like to be able to speak it a little.
Well, I am a native Vietnamese speaker, so I can be fluent in Vietnamese, without a doubt. I also studied English, which I have been learning since elementary school. I understand that I can hold conversations, read books, and watch foreign movies without any need for subtitles. Moreover, I can also express my ideas creatively [...]
Well, I am a native Vietnamese speaker, so I can be fluent in Vietnamese, without doubt. I am also fluent in English, which I've been learning since primary school. I understand it well enough to read English books and watch foreign movies without needing subtitles.
Well, of course, I'm now speaking Vietnamese, as it's my native language. I can also speak English, though not as fluently. A few years ago, I was able to speak Korean, but I haven't used it in a while, so I've lost some proficiency. So, the two main languages I use now are Vietnamese and [...]
So with me, my native language is Vietnamese, and I can also speak English as I'm speaking now. And I can also speak a little bit of Chinese because that's my minor subject in my university.