What do you speak at home?

English, all the time, mostly to my pets. haha
I am American of German/Welsh/Scottish descent..I took a german class many moons ago in High School…never could pick it up, barely passed the class. lol

I speak Malayalam(Indian Language) at home all the time since that is my first language. I speak to my daughter in both English and Malayalam.

English. Sometimes a little French.

Thank’s answering :)

@Smitha I never heard about this language before. In which part of India it’s spoken?

English.
My son is also fluent in German.

English mostly with a little Spanish now and then. When my inlaws visit the majority of the day is in Spanish.

I speak an English mixture of sarcasm, BS, and mom.

I speak with forked tongue, especially when twirling spaghetti.

English and cat.

Dog

My wife speaks English to me and our daughter and Italian to her parents.

I speak only English but can follow along with most of the Italian.

English. Though sometimes I speak to the cats in French or German. It’s the only practice I get!

English. I would love to know how to speak other languages.

We speak English, but since I have a daughter learning Japanese in high school and I happen to speak it, we use that on occasion.

English, only to my cat or in my own head.

German. English only in my head, whenever I’m urging myself to get something done.

My mother’s parents were both from Mexico, but she grew up speaking English at home, although she learned Spanish too.

I learned Spanish baby talk when I was a toddler because I lived in Columbia and a houseboy to care for me. But I don;t recall any of it. I was raised only speaking English.

English. I’m the only one in my family who isn’t fluent in Italian so I’m working on that.

I do ‘Puppy speak’. I have two beautiful, sweet puppies that understand me perfectly. Sometimes I sing and dance for them. Poor things.

English, and occasionally sign language.

Mostly French, my roomate doesn’t speak English, although she understands it.

I live alone with two dogs. I speak English to them and to my dear wife who lives in the USA. We were never able to overcome the obstacles preventing us from living together.

English.

English and Texan.

Dutch and English.

English, usually. My daughter is in a Spanish language immersion program, and I speak some Spanish, so some conversations are in Spanish, but it’s usually English, American style.

Dog mainly