David can speak French fluently.

She can speak French fluently.

I can't speak English fluently.

I can speak Spanish fluently.

I heard her speak English fluently.

I would like to speak English fluently.

I would like to speak English fluently.

I really want to speak English fluently.

Ivan delivers his briefing in parallel text, switching fluently between English and German.

If only I could speak English as fluently as you!

It needs to worked on until it can speak fluently.

I don't speak German.

Do you speak German?

Can you speak Low German?

Cathy can speak French and German.

I can't speak French or German.

Do you speak German or English?

I cannot speak English, much less German.

She can speak both English and German.

Do you speak German? No, I don't.

Aya has good reason to speak perfect German.

I'm drunk, but I can still speak German.

I can read German, but I can't speak it.

I can read German, but I can't speak it.

Are you drunk enough to speak German once again?

He speaks French fluently.

Tom speaks Japanese fluently.

How fluently he speaks English!

She speaks English very fluently.

Tom speaks Japanese very fluently.

He can speak Japanese very well, but I cannot understand German.

At present, there are two tourist police beginning to learn Chinese and they can speak fluently. We have to continue to improve their Chinese level, Lysakov said.

I ran a center at Harvard from 2008 to 2010, and there were people like Michael Semple there who speak Afghan languages fluently, who've traveled to almost every district in the country.

He speaks English so fluently that he resembles an American.

She probably studied in France, as she speaks French fluently.

But German .

Because I'm from Switzerland, and I just don't hope you think this is Swiss German I'm speaking now here. This is just what it sounds like if we Swiss try to speak American.

Learning the Greek language, so that the victims are enabled to communicate fluently in their daily life and integrate without problems in the labour market.

PARIS When François Hollande, fresh from his election as France s next president, was asked by a journalist which language he would use when he meets US President Barack Obama for the first time, his answer was revealing. I speak English more fluently than the former president, the Socialist leader insisted, referring to the outgoing Nicolas Sarkozy.

A German Europe?

France s German Mirror

I'm not German.

German (mother tongue).

Original in German

Government Commission on the German Corporate Governance Code (2005). The German Corporate Governance Code ('Cromme Code')