Languages?

[Dreki]

I am Icelandic.
Since I live in Denmark now I am obviously fluent in Danish.
I am also fluent in Faroese (Faroe Islands).
Have no clue how to even say that in English.
Is Faroese the right word to use, does anyone know? Hmmm...

Also speak a little Swedish and a tiny bit German and Polish, not much though.

Dreki means dragon in Icelandic, usually everywhere I go that name is
already taken. Not here, yay 🇮🇸🎉🎊😸

[michou]

Hello, I live in Canada, and am fluent in french & english. I learned spanish in school, but without any opportunities to practice, it's impossible to be fluent. I had also learned the basics of icelandic & romanian within three months (one language at a time), but lost all my icelandic and most of my romanian due to lack of practice.

[caitlynh1231]

Noticed that Traditional Chinese isn't there. I'm from a Traditional Chinese speaking country. I'm fluent in Traditional Chinese &English. I'd like to help somehow.