How many languages / dialects do you speak?

[thephantom]

Wow! You speak German? It's so hard to learn because it has so many exceptions to the rule and some words are so long.

The location in Makati is still inconvenient for me because of the traffic I would have to travel right smack on rush hour and sometimes it takes 30 mins just to get out of dela Rosa It's expensive diba?

Alliance Francaise in Reposo is relatively cheap lang kasi.

It's not that hard over you get the hang of it. Haven't spoken in almost a decade since I've really no one to converse with anymore so my German is most likely that of a toddler. True in the traffic though. It'll be bad. And parking also. At least before they had ample space for parking. Not too sure about how expensive they are now but during the 90s they were about the same with Alliance. They were still near pasong tamo. I took them both because of school. Now I don't use any of the two, unfortunately.

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[jut703]

English, Tagalog, Naga Bikol.

For some reason, I'm finding it difficult to learn Ilokano, unlike Bikol which I learned pretty quickly (maybe because it's closer to Tagalog?).

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[kagalingan]

its one thing to speak chinese.....

ibang usapan kung marunong ka magbasa......

at lalong malupit kung makakasulat ka....

sana natuto ako nung bata pa.....

its now the money language of the world...

[vinrem]

English, Chinese (fukien and Mandarin), cebuano, ilonggo/hiligaynon

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[sean-archer]

Kapampangan, tagalog, English, and php

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[_Cathy_]

True in the traffic though. It'll be bad. And parking also.

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The bane of my life

I suppose either you went DLSU or ADMU for college.