The predominant language would be English, followed by the ancestrial German and Czech.
I learn new things about Geni everyday...thank you so very, very much!
David Linker - 16 years ago
7+ for us
My grandmother alone speaks four fluently (English, German, Serbian and Hungarian) and two more if she really tries (French and Hebrew) - not bad for 93 years old. We have family members who speak each of these languages other than my grandmother. We also have Greek, Russian and Japanese speakers and probably a few other languages I don't know about.
Mladen Mihajlovic - 16 years ago
Also Finnish.
Mladen Mihajlovic - 16 years ago
Most of my family is Serbian. I would love to see Serbian as a localization language on Geni:)
Greg - 16 years ago
Swedish, Italian, Spanish, French
Giuseppe - 16 years ago
As i`m originaly from Italy, most of my family speak Italian- English, my extended family speak Greek, French, German, Spanish.
Vaidis - 16 years ago
Laura, I think this poll is about native language users. Language you learn but don't use within your family doesn't count.
vitali - 16 years ago
many in my family are not proficient in English and that is a main reason why half of my family are not on geni, localization is my number #1 feature request.
You'd be make many Austrians happy if you were able to add localization to Geni. People would be far more confident to input data, instead of just looking at it.
Payam - 16 years ago
Farsi (Persian), English, German - We have family members in Iran, UK, Germany, Canada and Austria. How nice it would be to have Geni in German. And well if Geni asks users to provide translations in different languages, I'll do the Farsi translation :)
Małgosia - 16 years ago
I`m from Poland so my familly speak in polisch but I have familly who live in Germany and in France also they speak in russian
guillo - 16 years ago
je souhaiterai le language français pour ce site, indiquez moi comment faire si cela est possible, merci
Anthony - 16 years ago
English, of course. Then lots of Spanish, German, Flemish, French, Haitian Creole, Chinese, and Hindi. These are just the natural languages.
Cary - 16 years ago
Hmm, lets see: English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Italian, Filipino, Japanese and French. yeah, I think localization would be pretty important :)
We've got: English, Dutch, Swedish, Finnish, French
Mauricio - 16 years ago
Localization is definitely a must!
Vince - 16 years ago
We've got mostly Dutch (Nederlands) on my fathers' side, and mostly English (Canadian) on my mothers' side. German (standard and Plattdüütsch) would be pretty handy for the Mennonite contingent, and there are some others that could be useful depending how far out it goes: Italian, French (Quebecois/Metis/Canadian and Parisian), Ukrainian, Polish, etc.
Nixie - 16 years ago
What is the meaning of "Tree" in this question? Does it refer to the new terminology where "Tree" means blood tree + their spouses, or does the question actually refer to forest or connected people? The answer is of course often different depending to what is referred to, and the terminology still feels confusing since the introduction of the forest concept.
At last count we've got, English, German, Russian (Kevin), Spanish (Laura), French, (Kevin, Bill and Laura), Arabic (Sama and Bill), Mandarin Chinese (Noah), Romanian (Jenny)... perhaps there are others I'm not aware of? Well... besides a little bit of Nahuatl Laura is learning. If that counts, that would be 8. Any others?
This is 'in counting'... we are a polyglot family. Love, Laura
The predominant language would be English, followed by the ancestrial German and Czech.
I learn new things about Geni everyday...thank you so very, very much!
7+ for us
My grandmother alone speaks four fluently (English, German, Serbian and Hungarian) and two more if she really tries (French and Hebrew) - not bad for 93 years old. We have family members who speak each of these languages other than my grandmother. We also have Greek, Russian and Japanese speakers and probably a few other languages I don't know about.
Also Finnish.
Most of my family is Serbian. I would love to see Serbian as a localization language on Geni:)
Swedish, Italian, Spanish, French
As i`m originaly from Italy, most of my family speak Italian- English, my extended family speak Greek, French, German, Spanish.
Laura, I think this poll is about native language users. Language you learn but don't use within your family doesn't count.
many in my family are not proficient in English and that is a main reason why half of my family are not on geni, localization is my number #1 feature request.
You'd be make many Austrians happy if you were able to add localization to Geni. People would be far more confident to input data, instead of just looking at it.
Farsi (Persian), English, German - We have family members in Iran, UK, Germany, Canada and Austria. How nice it would be to have Geni in German. And well if Geni asks users to provide translations in different languages, I'll do the Farsi translation :)
I`m from Poland so my familly speak in polisch but I have familly who live in Germany and in France also they speak in russian
je souhaiterai le language français pour ce site, indiquez moi comment faire si cela est possible, merci
English, of course. Then lots of Spanish, German, Flemish, French, Haitian Creole, Chinese, and Hindi. These are just the natural languages.
Hmm, lets see: English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Italian, Filipino, Japanese and French. yeah, I think localization would be pretty important :)
We've got: English, Dutch, Swedish, Finnish, French
Localization is definitely a must!
We've got mostly Dutch (Nederlands) on my fathers' side, and mostly English (Canadian) on my mothers' side. German (standard and Plattdüütsch) would be pretty handy for the Mennonite contingent, and there are some others that could be useful depending how far out it goes: Italian, French (Quebecois/Metis/Canadian and Parisian), Ukrainian, Polish, etc.
What is the meaning of "Tree" in this question? Does it refer to the new terminology where "Tree" means blood tree + their spouses, or does the question actually refer to forest or connected people? The answer is of course often different depending to what is referred to, and the terminology still feels confusing since the introduction of the forest concept.
Localization yes! Swedish ;)
I have 4 languages in my tree, but counted only the native languages, not the learned languages.
mine too
Geni localization is my number #1 feature request !! Please !
At last count we've got, English, German, Russian (Kevin), Spanish (Laura), French, (Kevin, Bill and Laura), Arabic (Sama and Bill), Mandarin Chinese (Noah), Romanian (Jenny)... perhaps there are others I'm not aware of? Well... besides a little bit of Nahuatl Laura is learning. If that counts, that would be 8. Any others?
This is 'in counting'... we are a polyglot family. Love, Laura