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Hi, everyone. I really enjoy learning a lot of various languages, especially Indian ones. I've found while learning languages that there's a lot of gray area, and the categories 'Native, Fluent, and Studied', are kind of black and white, so here's more info on my knowledge of languages:
English-My parents have taught me since infancy.
French-My parents have taught me since infancy, but I haven't used it as much since I started on this site, so I am currently trying to relearn the words that I forgot.
Japanese-I've been taking lessons for about four and a half years now. Before then, I taught myself basic Japanese.
Spanish-My parents have taught me since infancy, but I have forgotten a lot of what they have taught me, so I am currently studying it.
German-I've studied for about five years.
Hindi-I've taught myself for four years.
Arabic-I've only been learning for nearly two years.
Dutch-I used to speak more Dutch, but I have since forgotten the majority of what I had learned.
Nepali-My Nepali friends have taught me for several months. (I have a lot of friends from the Indian subcontinent)
Punjabi-I have learned quite a bit through songs.
Urdu-I have studied for close to two years.
Welsh-I very briefly studied it, but I have forgotten quite a bit.
Sanskrit-I have only studied for about three months, so I don't feel remotely comfortable posting translations in Sanskrit.
Saraiki-I've studied for around two months.
Anyway, thanks for reading, and hopefully my translations will be of use to you.
Merci beaucoup! Danke schön! धन्यवाद! ありがとうございます! !شكرا Bedankt! ਸ਼ੁਕਰੀਆ! !شکریہ! بہت شكريه Diolch!