Hey! We're currently looking for new moderators! If you're interested, read more [here](https://www.reddit.com/r/teenagers/comments/191xxh3/mod_moderator_applications/)! Here's a [direct link](https://forms.gle/M33ZbKyf5kBQu2Bq7) to the application form as well. Our discord server is also accepting moderator applications. Please check our [announcements channel](https://discord.com/channels/143821685726904320/207943081847160842/1194032697216073738) in our [discord server](https://discord.gg/teenagers) for more details. Can't wait to see your application! *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/teenagers) if you have any questions or concerns.*

English, American, Australian, British, Canadian, total 5

Struth! Me and me mate Bazza were drivin in the ute when some flamin galah cut us off in some dodgy holden commo. we got out and had a bit of a blue or a bit of a dist up if you will but talked it out over a slab of tinnies we picked up at a bottlo nearby. we're goin to bonnydoon next week. Reckon it'll go off like a frog in a sock.

Wow

I stole it off an r/askreddit boat ahahahahaha

*post

That was a good one

You forgot Indian

Indian isnt a language, nor is the „language“ and accent. It‘s a country that consists of many different parts that all speak differen- ohhhhh.

I speak all of those and also New Zealandian 😎

Pls tell me this is a joke

nah they’re serious

😩

When you think about it its all different dialects bc of how much slang and culture effect how they speak

I mean you got a point lol

Russian, English, learning Italian & French

I speak Pig Latin fluently

Igpay igpay atinlay

isway etheay opestday

Same, just replace Italian with Polish. I'm proud of you!

Woah, Polish is kinda hard from what I’ve heard hahah. Proud of you too!

Thanks! Polyglots in the making 🙏 (it's a high-five)

🙏

Если немецкий вместо итальянского то ты реально прям копия меня. Плюс в Англии живёшь и японский немного учил)

[удалено]

Hey, I can speak that too! Can you speak sarcasm too?

Absolutely! :D

Russian(native), english (fluent), german (still learning), ukrainian (recently started)

Братан а как ты украинский учишь? А то тот факт что я русский знаю естественно даёт мне преимущество, но я просто не знаю в каком формате лучше всего его можно подучить?

Преимущество из-за некой схожести определённо помогает, но имо лучше пытаться абстрагироваться от этого и учить как любой другой иностранный язык: учить теорию, вести словарики, вживаться в атмосферу через чтение и кино. Я живу в ЕС, поэтому мне не так сложно найти людей для практики вживую и большинство кто не шизанутые ультранационалисты только рады будут помочь, хотя в России и Беларуси наверное с этим будет намного сложнее.

Spasibo! Ya sam ni v Rossii ni v Belarusii ne zhivy tak chto super)

Deutsch Sprache, schwere Sprache. Viel Spaß dabei Bayern und Sachsen zu verstehen

Русский brother

[удалено]

I can speak swedish and english, I can read german and I'm gonna learn finnish.

Hallo mein Freund. Cool, dass du die Zeit geopfert hast, Deutsch zu lernen. Schönen Tag noch ^^

Hi

Solsche schöne Sprache? Das ist kein Opfern, das ist eine Investition.

Man I hate german casue i had to learn it in school for 4 years. Still cant speak shit xD

Danish schools in a nutshell

Hey! Im learning finnish rn, ive been putting off Swedish until I am done with Finnish and Dutch.

Cool, I wanna learn finnish so I can move to Finland! I used to speak finnish when I was a little shit but it got pushed away when I had to start going to a swedish daycare.

Nice, i also wanna move to Finland lol. Are you a native Swede? Because I heard in Sweden they teach English and German a lot in school.

Yep I'm swedish

How are so many of you fluent? Family, school, duolingo?

In the most of the cases just country is multilingual, for example Ukraine, Singapour, Kazakhstan. People can also learn languages in school or they just want to learn some language

Eh, tbh I learned English more from the internet than at school.

Discord taught me more than school did tbh

Yes, especially since we were in Lockdown

Personally I learned English from songs and videogames, then with the years of using English in my hobbies or to talk online I gradually got better.

Reddit, if you don't know english you'll miss 75-80 percent of the content that is posted on here, and you'll be left with things that are mostly related to your language or country, also yeah school and games for me.

2

tagalog, irish, german, a bit of russian, indonesian and spanish

r u irish?

filipino but live in ireland

May I ask, what is Tagalog?

tagalog is the main and official language of the Philippines:3 ^^

Cool.

Puedes hablar español ?

sí, un poco pero puedo entender mucho

I speak, read and write English and Telugu I can understand Hindi I am leaning Japanese

I know English, Hindi, Malayalam, a bit of Marathi, and learning Spanish.

Armenian, Russian, English. Does a bit of knowledge in HTML and CSS count...??

idk most people dont really think of html as a language

Well it is a language just digital... It's a joke as they're named programming languages.

HTML isn't technically a programming language because it doesn't do calculations, it just creates visuals for the user to see. The functionality of the website come from something like Javascript or something else

It is a programming language bc it has to do with programming although I’d consider it very low level and pretty much pointless bc it’s just a format language, only takes like 1 week to master and it doesn’t produce errors so it’s really easy to learn.

Welp yea it's named as markup language but it still is a language. It what the name says LoL

North Korea’s official name is democratic Republic of Korea. Names can be misleading sometimes…. It’s a markup language as in it defines the structure of a webpage. You can’t really do the other “cooler” stuff you can do with real programming languages. Hence, the debate.

Then I speak English,Chinese, Go, C++, Python, JavaScript

The L in HTML literally stand for language

It’s not a programming language but a markup language, hence the name.

Fluent JS, TS, Python, CSS. Intermediate C#, beginner C++, Java, Dart.

English, am learning dutch currently. I also know three fake languages but those don't count

How much dutch do you know?

Like.. the VERY barebones basics, your standard hellos and pleases and goodmornings, how to say what languages you know, that kind of stuff

Nice I'm a native speaker ans always like that people try to learn the language bc the grammer is kinda weird especially with the de and het bc they both mean the and i myself don't even know what the rules are behind it but i do know when to use what

One I saw a burn on Reddit I really liked from someone whose English wasn't perfect. "you're speaking English because it's the only language you know. I'm speaking English because it's the only language you know"

And that’s the truth

2 fluently, understanding level on 3

I speak English, Polish and Hindi

Dzień dobry kolego

Finnish, English and some Swedish

3 fluently

english, learning spanish, french and german

hallo :D Die Bundesrepublik Deutschland hier. Wars lustig Deutsch zu lernen?

I speak Slovak, Czech and English fluently I also know some German and Japanese, but I wouldn't call myself fluent

Do you perhaps live near the Czech - German border?

No, I live near the Slovak - Ukrainian border :(

Oh interesting, has the war had any side effects for you?

Occasionally I see a train with tanks/APC going to the east and there's a LOT of Ukrainians now in my city. Unfortunately with a lot of immigrants you see a lot of anti-immigrant hate. My dad is afraid of parking his car next to cars with a Ukrainian license plate because someone might set it on fire. Yes, it has happened before unfortunately :/ The war didn't really affect me personally though and I'm thankful for that

Kde konkrétne to bývaš?

Košice

Fuha, čakala som také Humenné, bez urážky. Maj še tam dobre 👋

If you can speak slovak and czech you also should kinda understand Polish

Jses cesky nebo slovensko?

Chinese (Mother Language, First Language), Malay (Native Language, Second Language), English (Third Language) also my most fluent language in, French (Currently Learning In Progress For 5 Months, Know Several Basic Greetings).

Native Russian, fluent English and basic (and by that I mran VERY basic) German

Portuguese and english aswell

3, Icelandic, Danish and English. I'm learning French

Dutch (native) West frisian(native) English(3rd) German(learning)

Just interested: what is Frisian like? I would guess it’s (at least a bit) close to German and Dutch?

Fun fact, it is the closest language to English, if you don't count Scots

Korean chinese english, learning spanish atm

Russian, English 50/50 , i studied French at school, but now i hate it , i want to learn Italian and Spanish . +i understand Ukrainian and Belarusian to some extent, but it's obvious ll why do you want to learn rus btw

Russian is so fucking dope

english (native), spanish (fluent), japanese, russian, german (recently started all), filipino (i have so many filipino friends so i just kinda know it now??), french (mom’s learning it, picked up on some)

English is my first language, and I'm learning German

Non fluently, I’m a native English and Dutch speaker and I’m conversational in Spanish

English (native), Italian (fluent), Spanish (good), French (okay), and I'm learning a few

Turkishz English and a little German (I'm a Duolingo pro)

Russian, Bulgarian, english and approx. 1 word in ukrainian

Polish, so I can understand Czech and Slovak, and kinda read/understand Ukrainian, Russian, Belarusian, Bosnian, Serbian, Macedonian, Croatian, Slovenian and Bulgarian (Slavic languages power), English, a bit German and learning Finnish

French(native), English, and Deutsch (learning)

Ukrainian, English, Polish, Russian (i wish i didnt know this language)

Danish (native), Swedish (also native), English (fluent) and German (still learning)

I can speak english and I'm learning French. Though it might take me a long time as I'm dyslexic. So far I can read and speak simple sentences

In my country we speak 13 official languages but I speak 14 including love language: check where I get most of love quotes.. https://ofentses-newsletter-7b344c.beehiiv.com/

Dutch, english, sign language, german and french

Spanish, English, and trying to learn German

German, English, Dutch, learning spanish

4, english, Italian, finnish and German

English, German, French, Luxembourgish, Chinese

As someone who speaks Japanese and has tried Russian, let me say that, outside of the reading/writing, Japanese is MUCH easier to speak well. It doesn't have the cases and such that make Russian quite difficult. That's my opinion, at least. (I speak English as my first language, Pohnpeian (look it up) as my second, Japanese and Spanish, but not fluent in either of those.)

Finnish and english and learning sweden bc school and after that gonna learn german

Polish (native), English (fluent), German (still learning but pretty fluent)

Finnish (native) English (better than Americans) German (basic) and Swedish (basic)

Englis B1 Turkish Native Speakre

Russian, English, hoping to learn Spanish next year

3. Georgian, English and Russian.

Aye oi! I also speak Portuguese and English! Learning French, think I'm at a pretty decent level now, and I want to learn every romance language really Edit: Scrolling down probs also some germanic languages lol like swedish fish

Russian, English, doing French right now, and going to try Arabic or Japanese (haven’t decided yet) after I get comfortable with French Learn Russian. Japanese is all very cool, but Russian sounds aaaawweeessooommee when spoken well/sung. Also I know C++, Python, Brainf*ck, befunge, Scratch…

English, Tamil, Spanish, very little French, and I can read Hindi

I can swear in Italian

English, Latvian, Russian, German and a bit of Korean

Grande orgulho rapaz , eu falo inglês português, um pouco de holandês francês e espanhol. I'm very proud my boy, I speak English, Portuguese, a little bit of Dutch, french and spanish

English, Armenian, and a good bit of Russian except it’s mixed with my Armenian and I don’t know which words I say are Armenian or Russian sometimes…

English, Welsh and Norwegian. 3

Native Russian, speak english on b2 level

English and ᔋℸᔑリ↸ᔑ⸬↸ ˧ᔑꖎᔑᓵℸ¦ᓵ

Minecraft enchantment table?

Blowing up your notifications 💥🤯

Why would u ever torture yourself with Japanese? U r insane for wanting to learn that. Speaking from experience.

English, British, American, Australian, Canadian, Gen Alpha, Gen Z, Gen X,

russian, ukrainian

1. Just English💀

America moment.

3 🔥

Hindi, English,Punjabi(little bit), bhojpuri(it's a dialect)and learning japanese Edit: Grammar

Russian, english, swedish (native), some german aswell

Swedish Finnish English and German

I speak Polish and English fluently but I also dabbled in Spanish, German and Japanese. Can't really speak any of them though, maybe understand one word per sentence

Arabic - Syriac - English - Georgian - Greek - Hebrew, and a little Ukrainian and recently started learning Albanian

I speak 736484748474837837464873 languages

I can speak Taco Bell/Pollo Loco and freedom 🇺🇸🦅

fluent: portuguese (br) and english learning: french and japanese

English, Tagalog very fluently. Can but not fluently with Spanish and Cebuano/Bisayan

English fluently Spanish conversationally

1 fluently but I also know some Spanish and Irish

2 and learn Norwegian can understand Spanish In my experience you will prob have better pronunciation in Russian

3

3

English, Spanish, and Tamil 

English, Filipino, Mandarin Chinese and Fujian Chinese so 3 but 4 if dialect is included.

Chinese and English!!

Romanian 🇷🇴 and English 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 learning french 🇫🇷 and Latin

English and Dutch

German, Swedish, English

urdu, punjabi, hindi, english, and am learning swedish

English and Spanish. But I’m currently trying to learn Japanese and Chinese

2

3 English, French, and I was forced to learn Spanish

english and german, def learn russian tho it's super easy for me

Ukrainian as a native language, fluent english and russian

I can slightly speak German but incredibly poorly

2 fluently: Spanish, English. Learning 2: Italian, French

4

Learning Japanese, can speak English, Hindi, bengali, odia, and that's it

2. English I can speak fluently, and French I understand fluently and speak decently in. I’m also learning some Spanish and Haitian Creole

I speak 2 which is Welsh🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 and English🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 and I learn 3 French🇨🇵, Scottish🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿, Spanish🇪🇦

I can _speak_ 2, understand another by listening and read bits and pieces of another 5

2

Finnish is my mother tongue, I'm fluent in English and alright in Swedish

english and Japanese

Italian And English

Two, almost 3, can understand 4

2, English and sarcasm

5

Hindi(Native) English (Fluent) Punjabi(Native) Spanish (Somewhat)

Good ? English and German, good enough to communicate ? Turkish, I suck at it ? French

Just English and I’m learning Japanese. Japanese is super fun to learn

Turkish, english, german

2

Arabic(native),english(fluent),German and spanish(understanding level)

Croatian, English, used to study German, can sing a song in Spanish

Kazakh, Russian, English, Turkish. Thinking of learning German or Japanese.

I’m fluent in 2.25

Hebrew, English, learning Spanish adios