Which other languages do you speak...?

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Zoi ((Î–Ï‰Î®))

English, German, Italian (sufficient to very good command of the language), also speak a little bit and understand some other languages (French f.ex).
In school...English and French. There are many private schools for learning foreign languages in Greece.

As for now: kids start English at the 3d grade of Primary School and a second one, most luckily French, at the 1st grade of Middle School (3-4 y. later).
[They have the option of another foreign lang. at the start of their High School studies, they have the option of German, Italian, Spanish).

Kiro

I don't speak Greek. I only know a few words. I speak Bulgarian, little Serbian, little Italian and English.

Elaine

French (the first foreign language I was taught at school here in Greece), English, German (at an intermediate level) and some Turkish. My mother tongue is Greek.

Zoi has explained how foreign languages are taught, most children learn English first, but there are some schools which teach French or German as a first foreign language. There are also bilingual schools.

nepo_water

flunet english and some spanish and greek

Acoreana83

english (mother lang)
portuguese, french and spanish (unofficial second langs)
italian, greek, russian (beginner/learning)
romanian (beginner/not learning)
only learned french in school =/

Anjela

Sadly, I only speak English. I took up French in school. My husband is Greek and can speak it somewhat well.

Rozmin

English is my first language. I used to be fluent in Spanish as a kid, but it's almost entirely gone now. I can converse fairly well in Russian and in French. I speak a tiny bit of Hindi (thanks, Dad!).

SoccerDude

English is my second language, Arabic is my first language.

Vasiliki-Î’Î±ÏƒÎ¹Î»Î¹ÎºÎ®

Greek is my native language.
I started learning English at 7 and at 13 i got my certifacate.

Since then I only use English to forums like these and to my travellings abroad.

We also started learning another language as second, which was German, but I really disliked it so I only know the very basics.

I am learning by myself Spanish and Korean, but I am still a beginner

@ng3l@!!!

Greek - 1st language
English - 2nd (Proficiency level)
French - 3rd (Sorbonne 1 level)
Spanish - 4th (Inicial level)
I can also understand Italian and ancient Greek of course.
Only Greek, ancient Greek, English and French/German <-- (your choice) are taught at school.

white rasta

I learnt french and spanish at school.

Peggy The Greek Freak

I am fluent in English and Greek. They are both my native language. I can't say I know more English than Greek or more Greek than English.
I have been taking French for 6 years. I love it!

barcovago

This is an INTERNATIONAL AREA... it's not just a local service.

I live in the Caribbean and I speak English, French, Creole and Spanish, all fluently.

Rose T

I don't speak Greek, except for the few food words I learned when I worked in a Greek restaurant.

English is my first language; I learned Spanish in high school and at university, and now I study French at a private language school.

cpinatsi

English, French and Italian. Apart from Greek I mean. I learned French at school.

friendly and funny Fyromian IV

fyro-language

a cool version of bulgarian ;))

macedon777

Macedonian - mother tongue
English - advanced
Serbian/Croatian - advanced
German - intermediate
Spanish/Albanian/Turkish - elementary

Learned Old Greek and Latin for two years in high school.

Speculation Retard

English
German
Hindi
Bengali
Nepali

Super Gkomenara

French- - I learned it in school.

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