Which languages do you speak?

This question is mainly for our "not" native English speaking user, because I want to know which other languages do you speak, native English speaker can vote but shouldn
 
That's right. Spanish is the second most spoken language in the world. First is Mandarin Chinese and English is 3rd, in case some wondered.

But this poll isn't about the most spoken language in the world, but about the most spoken language by members of Gnutella Forums.

This poll's purpose probably needs to be cleared up a bit. This poll will be helpful in determining if there's a need for a foreign language forum, and if so, which.
 
FYI...

Both the Finnish and Hungarian languages belong to the Finno-Ugric group, the main branch of the Urgic group. So they're neither Slavic, Latin, Germanic or Asian based. But that's why they are so closely related.

The people in the Finno-Urgic group started moving apart much longer ago than say the Germanic people. That's why the similarities betwen Finnish and Hungarian is less common than the similarities between Germainc languages.
 
No Swidish is an Scandinavian language a mixture of germanic (most Germanic) and some French and English. An Swede can if he is reading a German paper understan som of it content, and if he listning he will under stand som of it too, but he have to realy consentrate. We have 28 letters in our alfabet 3 more then English and the are
 
I hope that the intention of adding another language section to Gnutella Forums is to bring in NEW people in greater numbers.
This will not be served by accomodating the current users who are participating in the poll.
Going by the poll results only one would have to conclude that it would be necessary to start a Deutsch section. This would, I think, be a mistake.
As I have mentioned elsewhere, and which is supported by comments of facts from cultiv8r, espa
 
Nothing only that Doing the 1600th Sweden and French was very close and it become "fashon" to talk French and many of our words in our language is French words still today.
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Sorry about the small misstake about Hamburg here. it should have read L
 
In my experience more German people than Spanish people visited such sides...

Have a look on bearshare.net their Spanish forum is not very populated there... and there is a German bearshare side with several thousand of posts...

and don
 
Yes doing the 1600th Sweden and French was very close and it become "fashon" to talk French and many of our word in our language is French word. And under 1150-1350 we was undersige from the "Hansa", an very rich and powerfull Merchant groupe from Hamburg, they had an ships called "knogg" and they pushed out the vikings, and they imposed a German sudo goverment and all "knecktar" (Hansa soldier) and they collected tax for "Hansa" and was very hated, and they was speaking only Germanic, and that was incoporated in to our language.
And from 1850 until today we are absorbing English..
 
Paradog did you vote for other? Why?

Read the topic... no need to vote for English, I want to know which languages the people speak besides or instead of English!

I think I will change the question...

Morgwen

P.S.:

You can edit your vote...
 
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