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Shudana wrote:

Sorta. She speaks English when I'm around and with her friends at school, but speaks Spanish with her family.

Ok. I see.

Shudana wrote:

I mean we do speak Spanish, but its always akward bc I mess up somehow and so we just speak English

Oh, how slightly embarrassing that must be

Kambanu island wrote:

Nearly everyone with a secondary education born on Aruba can converse in four languages, and it isn't at all rare for families to have other languages. I was just lucky enough to have lived in London and NYC, which exposed me to a few other ones.

Well, that doesn't really suprise me when I look over things. Also, I understand there are families who can speak more than one language. The fact that you lived in two major cities within two countries situated on two different landmasses across the atlantic ocean is also astonishing.

Noxkhciko wrote:

Well, it’s probably because I have an extremely diverse family. My mother’s ancestors are Ottoman nobility, and my father’s ancestors are the Ottoman Governors of Syria, but were Mamluks before that. (not flexing or anything) I am not rare though, 100s of millions of people are like me.

I see. Interesting ancestral bloodline that you have.