What Languages Can You Speak?

[Haarithan]

English and Tamil.

 

[Gurjot95]

English, Hindi, Punjabi and some words of italian (Thanks Assassins Creed)

I can count till 10 in Spanish (Thanks Pitbull too )

 

[El Loco]

I can count till 10 in Spanish (Thanks Pitbull too )

That's actually Portuguese.

 

[Ra-One]

Hindi, English

 

[arjind]

English, Punjabi (Although that's more like Penglish), I can swear in Tamil (courtesy of my Tamil friends) and had an A/A* knowledge of French up until a week ago when my GCSE French ended

 

[BlitzBerg]

I can speak Hindi, English, Malayalam, Marathi very well. Can understand Spanish, French but not quite good at speaking it.

 

[Aswin8]

English, Punjabi (Although that's more like Penglish), I can swear in Tamil (courtesy of my Tamil friends) and had an A/A* knowledge of French up until a week ago when my GCSE French ended

So actually where are you living?!
You know only English clearly?

 

[jacobfelix]

Kannada, Tulu, English.....

Can understand a bit of Hindi though.....but cant speak.

 

[Addy]

Urdu, Hindi, Sindhi & English.

 

[thedon5]

English very well, also a bits of Hindi, Latin and Spanish, the latter two from when I learnt them a bit at school.

Can count to ten in French and Japanese in addition to those mentioned above.

 

[AbhishekS]

Urdu, Hindi, Sindhi & English.

Sindhi! That comes as a surprise for me. Is Sindhi a common language in Pakistan?

 

[El Loco]

Sindhi! That comes as a surprise for me. Is Sindhi a common language in Pakistan?

...Only in the 'Sindh' province of Pakistan.

 

[Paki007]

I can Speak Urdu Punjabi English Saraeki and a few sentences in Sindhi and Pashto

 

[westindies2007]

Half Baked English lol

 

[Addy]

Sindhi! That comes as a surprise for me. Is Sindhi a common language in Pakistan?

Sindh? (Arabic script: ????) is spoken by about 25 million people(in 2011) in the province of Sindh. However only 5% people are Sindhi-speaking in the largest city of Karachi, Pakistan. It is an Indo-European language, related to Balochi, Kutchi, Gujarati, Rajasthani language and other Indo-European languages prevalent in the region with substantial Persian, Turkish and Arabic loan words. In Pakistan it is written in a modified Arabic script, in fact most Sindhi's are mostly Muslim(but only in Pakistan),the Hindu sindhis who migrated to India after partition(currently are about 6 million) still register their mother tongue as sindhi along with some other 3 million Hindu Sindhis living in Pakistan,that's why it is largely believed that there is substantial number of Hindu Sindhis.

I belong to a Sindhi family.