what is your nationality?

[AudiA4Turbo22]

Very successful on the B6 forum.

What is the origin of your heritage and what language(s) do you speak?

I am Armenian born in America and living in America.

Speak Armenian(2 dialects), English and Spanish.

[A6C5V842]

Brit - NOT English!!!

Welsh/Irish by birth. Now a fully fledged US cit.

Been here almost exactly 10 years. Speak bits of many languages - like most Euros.

[SoCalS4Avant]

On my dad's side: Norwegian (Grandfather) and Irish (Grandmother). My mom's adopted, so I don't know that side of things.

I speak English and Spanish fluently. Also, I speak a bit of Catalan and German. Ya vol!

[Sal_B7]

Born in the U.S. Both parents are from Mexico.

Speak English and Spanish.

[audiboi]

Hapa. Half English/Welsh, and half Chinese.

Speak English, and 4 school years of Spanish (still remember a fair bit), and a bit of chinese

[TinaTbolt]

I'm Lebanese :) I speak English, Spanish, Arabic and a little French

[itsmatt33]

EGYPTIAN!!!!! but a us citizen

born and raised in pasadena!

speak english arabic and spanish

[prizmatik]

Irish. Speak English, but have learned a lot of Spanish, my in laws are from Mexico.

[Calabria]

Italian...and Sicilian (which means in the old country I have the mixed blood [:o])
Speak English like no ones business, good amount of Italian, and dabble in Spanish

[b4a41point8t]

Half Nicaraguan (moms side) and half Austrian (dads). Born and raised in los Angeles (los feliz). Speak German English and Spanish fluently. I love languages!

[AudiA4Turbo22]

This rocks, I'm surprised just how diverse things are with only 9 posts.

[2BehindJordan]

Half Puerto Rican / Half Audinese

I speak Audinese most of the time but I am bi-lingual.

[A5Toadster]

Polish/Swiss (Fathers side), German/Russian (Mothers side)
Born and raised in US, Speak English, (Thanks to my Grandparents arguing) I understand some German

[coolguy32]

portugese and filipino, born in hawaii, raised in cali. understand both languages, but couldn't speak them if my life depended on it :D

[Saracen]

Born in the US to an Egyptian father and Irish mother.

I lived in Egypt long enough during my childhood that I could speak, read and write it fluently, though I'm a bit rusty now.

[e-baby]

mexican-3rd generation born in the u.s.
speak english and spanish fluently :)

[rjpeaks]

Jap - born in Hawaii.

speak pidgeon

[oc-drop]

Born in the U.S. Both parents are from Mexico.

Speak English and Spanish.
x2. Both parents from Mexico: D.F. & Guanajuato.
I was born in OC, speak great spanglish

[fg_carz18]

Pure Filipino

was born in the Philippines and been here for more than 6 years

speak English, Tagalog and some basic Spanish (2 years in high school LOL)

[Brungold]

peruvian (dad)/chinese (mom)
can understand chinese and spanish.. speaking, er, not so much.

[mikevets68]

KOREAN! born and raised in nebraska though. Speak English and Korean.

[rjpeaks]

good thread Kirk.

surprised how ethnic-ly mixed we are here.

its goodness

[victorr]

Born and raised in San Francisco, but of Filipino ethnicity...but like most Filipinos, I am heavily mixed. Grandfather came to the PI as a soldier via San Sebastian, Spain and Grandmother is half German, half Chinese. But no doubt as to who I want to win the World Cup..Viva Espana!

[awdjunkies]

Wow, you guys are all mixed aren't ya!!!

[johnnybravo!]

America's Mexican....born in East LA...came full circle to live in here again in Montebello..Engwich and Espanol...

[1sexyB6]

Cool Thread Kirk!

Me: Japanese American...I can speak, read, and write Japanese. =)
Vinh: Vietnamese American... He can speak and read basic Vietnamese.

[rjpeaks]

man - imagine if we did a potluck....

[A6C5V842]

Now this is one of the most interesting threads I've seen in a long time.

Keep 'em coming.

[Fox 5.0]

Finnish nationality. First generation born in US but can't speak it. I do however speak some French besides English.

[jeffp477]

born and raise in phil. pure "flip" filipino some spanish blood from grand parents, us citizen, been here 8yrs. speaks and talk tagalog and english, some curse words of other languages.. [>_<]

[Korrect414]

I'm a whitey, but have some mixed nationality somewhere. Grandparents were Norwegian on my Dad's side and Spanish on my Mom's. Speak English and Spanish

[BASARAB]

I just wonder if there is anyone here who is "Pure American"? Or English, who's family came here few hundred years ago

[jeffp477]

Pure Filipino

was born in the Philippines and been here for more than 6 years

speak English, Tagalog and some basic Spanish (2 years in high school LOL)

[>_<] ei pare.. what part of socal u reside in??..

[fg_carz18]

[>_<] ei pare.. what part of socal u reside in??..

haha hey pare...was about to hit you up too!!

currently living in the valley(Northridge/San Fernando Valley Area)...used to live in Eagle Rock though
Guessing you're from temecula?? LOL...pretty obvious

[jeffp477]

haha hey pare...was about to hit you up too!!

currently living in the valley(Northridge/San Fernando Valley Area)...used to live in Eagle Rock though
Guessing you're from temecula?? LOL...pretty obvious

i see.. i go to that area, around reseda my buddy owns a small shop jmp auto, pinoy shop... [>_<]tambay mode lang. i go there mostly friday.

[tiptronic]

Manufactured in the Philippines in 1970 , Developed in the U.S. circa 1984, federalized (citizenship) in 1985. (Duarte/Monrovia/Pasadena Area)- Now in Ventura County.

[jeffp477]

uh oh.. filipino bloods are coming out... [>_<]

[b4a41point8t]

On my dad's side: Norwegian (Grandfather) and Irish (Grandmother). My mom's adopted, so I don't know that side of things.

I speak English and Spanish fluently. Also, I speak a bit of Catalan and German. Ya vol!

Curious, how'd u learn Catalan? That's pretty interesting. Don't hear that too often. I studied abroad in Spain (barcelona) where Catalan is predominate.

[fg_carz18]

uh oh.. filipino bloods are coming out... [>_<]

hahaha keep em' coming!!
Pleasure to meet you guys

and the shop...can he hook it up?? hehehe

sorry for jacking the thread Kirk

[SoCalS4Avant]

Well, already speaking spanish, Catalan was offered at UCLA while I was there, so I hit up a few quarters. Pretty fascinating language. I've found when speaking to folks in Barcelona, they'd prefer speaking to me in Spanish as opposed to Catalan - because I wasn't fluent. Kind of some arrogance there. My brother speaks portugese also, along with catalan, so he's really mixed up in his languages.

[chaze]

I just wonder if there is anyone here who is "Pure American"? Or English, who's family came here few hundred years ago

??? We all are if we are citizens.
I thinkI am 4th and 5th gen from dad/mom respectively. Irish, English. That's the thing, the farther back the emigration goes, the less connected we are to the heritage. Not always true though I guess.

[BASARAB]

??? We all are if we are citizens.
I thinkI am 4th and 5th gen from dad/mom respectively. Irish, English. That's the thing, the farther back the emigration goes, the less connected we are to the heritage. Not always true though I guess.

By pure American I meant native Indian...

[king_20]

PERUVIAN! Born in Arequipa, Peru and raised in So Cal

Speak English & Spanish fluently

[awdjunkies]

PERUVIAN! Born in Arequipa, Peru and raised in So Cal

Speak English & Spanish fluently

So you got the "Peruvian" connection huh? [;)] lol

[OCDolphingray]

born in Port Elizabeth, South Africa. US Citizen now.

[sixty40band]

Half Norwegian and half Ecuadorian. i speak english and spanish fluently. born here. went to high school in ecuador without a lick of spanish then moved back here for college and now im fluent in spanish as well =)

[dk-2020]

pure filipino.. been here 10yrs and speak tagalog and spanish

[aznpxdd]

Taiwanese. Born in Taiwan, moved here when I was 10. Speak Mandarin and English.

[mioStile]

Hi, I'm Iggy. I was born in Tarzana. I Hail from Italy. I hate the Jersey Shore.


Conversational Espanol. Enough Latin to sound smart.

[chaldowhiteboy]

I'm Chaldean, born and raised in San Diego. I speak Chaldean, Arabic, Spanish, and of course English.

[ryanworth]

Argentinian/English (Mom), German/American (Dad).

So I'm a very broad spectrum mutt. Lol

[hyethug000]

I am Armenian but born in Libya speak armenian, russian and english

[AudiA4Turbo22]

I am Armenian but born in Libya speak armenian, russian and english

YAY another Armenian on the forums lol

Had no idea us Ziners were so diverse.

[chaldowhiteboy]

YAY another Armenian on the forums lol

Had no idea us Ziners were so diverse.

I never realized how many Armenians were located in LA until i was stuck there with my broken down car and took a visit to the library and noticed the "Armenian" section of the library. Then after that I noticed that every other Mercedes, BMW, or Audi was being driven by an Armenian (judging by the way they looked and the Rose Mary hanging from their rear view). I know it's a bit stereotypical but it's very similar to the Chaldean culture that we have down here in SD.

[arce909]

Both Parents are from Mexico(Nayarit).. i was born in Los Angeles, and raised in Pomona...

[jermizzle]

Pure Filipino, born and raised here in SoCal.

I speak English, Tagalog, and some Spanish.

[fg_carz18]

wow....so pretty much 5 Filipino SoCal Ziners ehh??? Do you guys ever go to Kirk's gtg at Pasadena???

and Chaldowhiteboy, I'm assuming you got stuck in either Glendale or Burbank? Not saying that they're all there but majority of them lives there.

and X2 for the european cars they drove. But I see them more in M3s, M5s more than S4s, S5s =/

[T1noandAudi]

Indonesian
speak Indonesian and Engrish

[johnnybravo!]

so whos a mix of turkey..chile..n greece? tha one ftw!

[Slave IV]

so whos a mix of turkey..chile..n greece? tha one ftw!

Sounds like a recipe

[krunko]

Hoy mga pare! Kumusta ka?

I'm 'just' a white guy. Scottish and German. I speak English fluently, and basic tagalog. (quite useless but loads of fun at Jolibee!) I know a little bit of Spanish too, but its crap.

I just got my 2011 S4 last night, I'm so stoked. Looking forward to a local audi meet. I live in the Los Feliz area.

Ingat ka,

Puting unggoy.

[awdjunkies]

Hoy mga pare! Kumusta ka?

I'm 'just' a white guy. Scottish and German. I speak English fluently, and basic tagalog. (quite useless but loads of fun at Jolibee!) I know a little bit of Spanish too, but its crap.

I just got my 2011 S4 last night, I'm so stoked. Looking forward to a local audi meet. I live in the Los Feliz area.

Ingat ka,

Puting unggoy.

Nice!! All I know what to say in Tagalog is "Kantutantayo" I think is how you say it. I am not sure what the hell it means but a friend of mine in H .S. told me to say it to the chics LOL..

[krunko]

Not sure what 'kantutan' means but 'tayo' means 'we'.

[awdjunkies]

Not sure what 'kantutan' means but 'tayo' means 'we'.

We huh?? Hmm I think I know where this is going lol Thanks man.

[Slave IV]

Guess: Kantutantayo = 'We' make sexy time?

[awdjunkies]

Guess: Kantutantayo = 'We' make sexy time?

lmao Probably..

[Rated S]

http://www.hkbu.edu.hk/~europe/germ/wwwsite/swiss/ch-flag1.gif

Only team in the World Cup to beat Spain, fuck yeah. [:D]

[krunko]

I always think of the Swiss flag as health packs. If I'm injured, I'm going to reach for a swiss flag.

[awdjunkies]

I always think of the Swiss flag as health packs.

No disrespect but I too, everytime I see the Swiss flag I think of my little pocket/army/camping knife.

[fg_carz18]

lmao Probably..

Thats what it means Lol hahaha...

and wth?? puting unggoy = white monkey

and nice!! working or used to work in jollibee? and now driving a B8 s4....

And for the meet, check the audi meet in Pasadena every other wednesdays....they're actually there right now

[chaldowhiteboy]

I always think of the Swiss flag as health packs. If I'm injured, I'm going to reach for a swiss flag.

hey, free healthcare there right?

[Ayesha]

pakistani, born in america :)

[Bonger]

I was born in the US and so my nationality is American, and pretty proud of that.

[AudiA4Turbo22]

I never realized how many Armenians were located in LA until i was stuck there with my broken down car and took a visit to the library and noticed the "Armenian" section of the library. Then after that I noticed that every other Mercedes, BMW, or Audi was being driven by an Armenian (judging by the way they looked and the Rose Mary hanging from their rear view). I know it's a bit stereotypical but it's very similar to the Chaldean culture that we have down here in SD.

we are 1.5 million in Los Angeles alone

[fg_carz18]

^^ Good to see the numbers...attended GCC last semester - only got in one class!! and in that class there's about 6-8 Armenians for every different ethnicity =)

Going back there again since CSU has no classes for me again!!!! T_T

Sorry for out of topic posts =/

[krunko]

Don't fool yourself, nothing from the government is free. :-)


hey, free healthcare there right?

[krunko]

Ok, so now that we have someone who can speak for armenians...or at least yourself....what is it with Armenians and extremely expensive cars? haha


we are 1.5 million in Los Angeles alone

[AudiA4Turbo22]

Ok, so now that we have someone who can speak for armenians...or at least yourself....what is it with Armenians and extremely expensive cars? haha

I get this question a lot and here is the explanation:

In Armenia homes are extremely cheap, I mean you can buy a damn castle for like $60,000(HUGE) and the average home is much much less maybe below $10,000 for a very decent decent home. So anyone and everyone who has a job, etc. has a home and they usually stay in that one home for decades and generations since there aren't many housing projects in Armenia and Yerevan the capital is already crowded enough.

Cars on the other hand are priced very similar to here, and simply lots of used cars are transported and sold in foreign countries like Armenia and they are much cheaper than buying used/new from there as they are not in high demand.

Basically, clothes/cars are the only inanimate objects that display status. Like here in the USA if you have a nice house or a business that displays status. Cars are much more exotic in third world countries like Armenia as they are true luxuries and most of the people do not have cars since they cost more than their homes and by making an average of $200 a month they can't afford a Kia. So those who have cars are the higher income class people. Now when Armenians move here from Armenia and see that the basic job pays much more and most of them get better jobs since those who come over are usually educated or have money as coming here costs a crap ton of money since the government does not want people living. So most also have family here so finding a job for them is rather easy or is already ready when they move here. When immigrants see that you can FINANCE a car here(in Armenia u either pay cash or you don't get a car) and that the payments are reasonable they buy NICE CARS. EVERY CULTURE HAS THESE PEOPLE, most other countries are the same way. Only in America is everything so far away that cars are absolute necessity everywhere else walking is the best form of transportation.
The reason why you see only Armenians in nice cars here is because we are all situated within Los Angeles County(largest population of Armenians outside of Armenia and Moscow). If you moved into a Chinese neighborhood like Arcadia or San Marino they drive in even nicer cars and live in some of the nicest homes yet don't even speak 3 words of English(stating a fact not my view as I work in these areas). This is a common thing for immigrants and us Americans are spoiled with just how accessible cars are to the people. If you move to an Arab neighborhood, same thing Arabs like nice cars as well for the same reasons. Americans are spoiled with what they have available at their fingertips and for that reason understand that status is not portrayed through what you drive alone.

Think about it, if you make $50,000 a year that's about $4,000 a month and if you rent and your rent costs $1500 all utilities paid and you pay another $1000 in bills you are left with $1500 to spend and so if your credit is above 720 you can go lease a 335i for $650 a month and $2000 down and still have money left over. So why would you go out and lease an accord at $250 a month if you can afford a BMW? However, to lots of people cars aren't as important so this is not the case.

[Slave IV]

Nice explanation Kirk...

[Rated S]

I always think of the Swiss flag as health packs. If I'm injured, I'm going to reach for a swiss flag.

That's because the Red Cross was started by a Swiss, and he simply inverted the swiss flag to make the logo.


hey, free healthcare there right?


Don't fool yourself, nothing from the government is free. :-)

Actually, it is free; even for visitors/tourists. You don't pay sales tax, and the jails there are literally on the same level as 4-Star hotels here. Your own room, tv, window with no bars, enclosed bathroom, 3 non-junk square meals a day.

However, property tax is the killer, having a house is extremely hard to afford there.

Socialism, yay!

Edit: I'm secretly pretty heavily republican [:D]. Don't tell Swizterland, they might drop my citizenship if they found out I don't like government support and gun laws[:p].

[krunko]

It can't be free, the money has to come from somewhere and I'm guessing it's coming from the Swiss people. The doctors who do the work, get paid. So I'm curious, where is that money coming from?

[krunko]

That's the best and most sensible explanation I've ever heard. Thanks for not being offended by the question, as I didn't mean it to be negative in anyways.

I have a few armenian friends from the gym, they're all MMA or brazilian jiu-jitsu fighters.

Feel free to ask me slightly stereotypical questions about white guys born in Oklahoma.


I get this question a lot and here is the explanation:

In Armenia homes are extremely cheap, I mean you can buy a damn castle for like $60,000(HUGE) and the average home is much much less maybe below $10,000 for a very decent decent home. So anyone and everyone who has a job, etc. has a home and they usually stay in that one home for decades and generations since there aren't many housing projects in Armenia and Yerevan the capital is already crowded enough.

Cars on the other hand are priced very similar to here, and simply lots of used cars are transported and sold in foreign countries like Armenia and they are much cheaper than buying used/new from there as they are not in high demand.

Basically, clothes/cars are the only inanimate objects that display status. Like here in the USA if you have a nice house or a business that displays status. Cars are much more exotic in third world countries like Armenia as they are true luxuries and most of the people do not have cars since they cost more than their homes and by making an average of $200 a month they can't afford a Kia. So those who have cars are the higher income class people. Now when Armenians move here from Armenia and see that the basic job pays much more and most of them get better jobs since those who come over are usually educated or have money as coming here costs a crap ton of money since the government does not want people living. So most also have family here so finding a job for them is rather easy or is already ready when they move here. When immigrants see that you can FINANCE a car here(in Armenia u either pay cash or you don't get a car) and that the payments are reasonable they buy NICE CARS. EVERY CULTURE HAS THESE PEOPLE, most other countries are the same way. Only in America is everything so far away that cars are absolute necessity everywhere else walking is the best form of transportation.
The reason why you see only Armenians in nice cars here is because we are all situated within Los Angeles County(largest population of Armenians outside of Armenia and Moscow). If you moved into a Chinese neighborhood like Arcadia or San Marino they drive in even nicer cars and live in some of the nicest homes yet don't even speak 3 words of English(stating a fact not my view as I work in these areas). This is a common thing for immigrants and us Americans are spoiled with just how accessible cars are to the people. If you move to an Arab neighborhood, same thing Arabs like nice cars as well for the same reasons. Americans are spoiled with what they have available at their fingertips and for that reason understand that status is not portrayed through what you drive alone.

Think about it, if you make $50,000 a year that's about $4,000 a month and if you rent and your rent costs $1500 all utilities paid and you pay another $1000 in bills you are left with $1500 to spend and so if your credit is above 720 you can go lease a 335i for $650 a month and $2000 down and still have money left over. So why would you go out and lease an accord at $250 a month if you can afford a BMW? However, to lots of people cars aren't as important so this is not the case.

[SeekB00st]

Aus

[Rated S]

It can't be free, the money has to come from somewhere and I'm guessing it's coming from the Swiss people. The doctors who do the work, get paid. So I'm curious, where is that money coming from?

Taxes, like everywhere else. Though you don't have to pay for insurance and bills on top of that. The government has budgeted the healthcare well into the overall taxation...


There might not be sales tax; but have you ever tried to buy a new car over there? My friend just bought a B8 S4 Avant, it was the Swiss Franc equivalent of $120,000 USD; thats basically double what we pay, and yes Germany is right next door. Or there is the petrol(gas) price and tax. Living is expensive over there.

and the jew gold, of course. [:D]

[SharkB8]

Parents are Iranian with Arab and Turkish in their blood lines. I'm dual citizen of Iran (which means Draft at 18) and America (FUCK YA).

[Svart]

I'm Romanian

[fg_carz18]

Taxes, like everywhere else. Though you don't have to pay for insurance and bills on top of that. The government has budgeted the healthcare well into the overall taxation...


There might not be sales tax; but have you ever tried to buy a new car over there? My friend just bought a B8 S4 Avant, it was the Swiss Franc equivalent of $120,000 USD; thats basically double what we pay, and yes Germany is right next door. Or there is the petrol(gas) price and tax. Living is expensive over there.

and the jew gold, of course. [:D]

I remember reading an article on yahoo awhile ago about how Denmark is the happiest country in the world because of having free health care,education and etc.... but its not really free because of all the tax that they'll take from your income and when you buy a car(the tax is more than the value of the car) - did a little research before posting haha

for the car thing, search how much cars are in Burma(also known as Myanma) - my gf told me how his Dad bought their landcruiser for (USD $300,000+) back home.
Didnt believe her 'til she showed me digits online....LOL

anyways back to topic ^^

[Rated S]

Well right now we pay for healthcare out with our taxes, and we pay insurance out of our paychecks, and if we need medical attention/goto the hospital we STILL have to pay a difference.

[A44sho]

Full Korean. Lived here for 20+ years. I can speak english, korean, and spanish.

[revotuneda3]

Filipino but everyone thinks im samoan. I can understand and speak tagalog and since i grew up in the hood of baldwin park, i picked up spanish easily. Orale buey!!!!

[awdjunkies]

Filipino but everyone thinks im samoan. I can understand and speak tagalog and since i grew up in the hood of baldwin park, i picked up Mexican easily. Orale buey!!!!

Fixed [;)]

[revotuneda3]

^ Oops my bad, thats what i meant. I was gonna say cholo but that works better.thanks for the keen eye

[awdjunkies]

^ Oops my bad, thats what i meant. I was gonna say cholo but that works better.thanks for the keen eye

No sweat my "Gaibigan"

[krunko]

lol, kaibigan. Walang sweat kaibigan ko.

maraming salamat, pare.


No sweat my "Gaibigan"

[awdjunkies]

lol, kaibigan. Walang sweat kaibigan ko.

maraming salamat, pare.

Okay now you got me cause I have no idea what you said lol

[fg_carz18]

lol he said "my friend I didnt sweat at all

thank you very much bro"

my friend(kaibigan ko)

[awdjunkies]

lol he said "my friend I didnt sweat at all

thank you very much bro"

my friend(kaibigan ko)

Thanks, much apprecited!!! [:)]

[02won.eiht]

dad is from mexico and mom is scottish, norweigan and native american

i speak english and spanish

[NishadJoshi]

Mother was born in Aden, Yemen. Father was born in Tanzania, Africa. Both Indian and speak Gujarati.

Somehow my mother and father end up here in LA after meeting in England, where they lived for a great amount of time and got married.

Both parents don't look Indian whatsoever. I speak English and Gujarati/Hindi (what Gandhi spoke).

An Audi enthusiast was born on July 14th, 1990.

Cool story right? Why the fuck did I just waste 2 minutes typing this...

I'm going to go now...

[A5_Savant]

ako HALF GERMAN and HALF SHEPPARD [:D]

- flip meet in goldilucks hehhehe

[patinsd]

100% French and yes I eat snail !!!!

[WerkzRS]

Interesting thread.......good to see diversity! parents are Salvadorian i was born and raised in LA. im bi-lingual and no im not from the salvadorean gangs! lol =)

[Newera3443]

african american with a hint of german and indian. i speak and understand english, speak spanish ( a lil ) and hardly understand spanish and farsi ( greeting and other minor stuff to get by ) and ebonics lol .

[Greg Nelson]

Stumbled across this thread searching for something else.
Nationalities/Cultures are of great interest to me, as I've always been an 'internationalist'.
Born in US 1946 in Rhode Island, half French Canadien, half Irish - extremely proud of both.
The wife is from Nicaragua. She's got a B6 A4, her CA plates are NICA A4.
Cheers y hasta la victoria siempre[:D]

[adub]

Mother is from Costa Rica, father is heinz 57. I have no clue what I am other than "American" really.

My wife is Cherokee indian and somethin else.

Our kids will look exotic fo sho

[Rhino85]

I'm white lol
no the majority is Irish and the rest is a mix of European countries
I speak English and very little German

[imola]

Born and raised in Latvia.. Part latvian/part Russian

[chaldowhiteboy]

Born and raised in Latvia.. Part latvian/part Russian

My girlfriend's cousin is half Latvian. He plays for the Rockets.

[Lloydeezy E]

Filipino. Born and raised here. I speak English, and a little bit of Tagalog and Spanish

[RAudi Driver]

Tabby and Siamese mix.

[gaede]

Irish/German
English
sup?

[jet2.7t]

For my first post on Audizine, I am Swiss and Irish/English.

Speak fluent English and some French some German and some Spanish

[gaede]

welcome!

[AudiA4Turbo22]

Born and raised in Latvia.. Part latvian/part Russian

but u don't speak Russian do you Andrew?

[Slave IV]

For my first post on Audizine, I am Swiss and Irish/English.

Speak fluent English and some French some German and some Spanish

You relocating out here or just visiting?