Mon français n'est pas mauvais, und mein Deutsch ist ziemlich schlecht.
Je ne sais pas si mon allemand avait un sens.
Also English lol.
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Spanish as native, English as second language, German as third
and no, German and Spanish translations of your question are wrong:
Welche Sprachen sprechen Sie?
¿Qué idiomas habla usted?
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In French, it's "Quelles langues parlez-vous?"
Thanks.
Yw! It's kinda weird we have to make "what" be gendered and plural depending on the word we're asking about lmao
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