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* Afrikaans: praat jy Engels?

* Albanian: a flet anglisht?

* Arabic: هل تتكلم الانجليزية؟ (hal tatakállam al-’ingilizíyya)

* Bambara: bε angilekan men wa?

* Basque: ingelesez hitz egiten al duzu?

* Bosnian: da li govorite engleski?

* Bulgarian: говорите ли английски? (govórite li anglíjski?)

* Catalan: parles anglès?

* Chinese: 你会说英语吗? (Nǐ huì shūo Yīngyǔ ma?)

* Czech: mluvíte anglicky?

* Danish: taler du engelsk?

* Dutch: spreekt u Engels?

* Faroese: tosar tú enskt? (informal), tosa tygum enskt? (very formal)

* Finnish: puhutko englantia? (informal), puhutteko englantia? (formal)

* French: parles-tu anglais ? (informal), parlez-vous anglais ? (formal or plural)

* German: sprichst du Englisch? (informal), sprechen Sie Englisch? (formal)

* Greek, Modern: μιλάς αγγλικά; el(el) (milás angliká?) (informal), μιλάτε αγγλικά; el(el) (miláte angliká?) (formal or plural)

* Hungarian: beszélsz angolul? (informal), beszél angolul? (formal)

* Icelandic: talar þú ensku is(is)

* Indonesian: bisa bahasa Inggris?, apakah anda berbicara bahasa Inggris?

* Italian: parli inglese? (informal), parla inglese? (formal), parlate inglese? (formal or plural)

* Japanese: 英語を話せますか? (Eigo o hanasemasu ka)

* Jingpho: Ing-galik ga shaga ai i?

* Khmer: តើអ្នកនិយាយ​ភាសាអង់គ្លេស​ទេ? (ter neak niyeeay phiəsaa-âŋglee dtee?)

* Latin: Anglice loquerisne?

* Malay: boleh anda cakap bahasa Inggeris?

* Maltese: titkellem bl-Ingliż?, tpaċpaċ bl-Ingliż?

* Norwegian: Snakker du engelsk? no(no)

* Occitan: parlas anglés ?

* Polish: czy mówisz po angielsku?

* Portuguese: fala inglês?

* Romanian: vorbiţi engleză?

* Russian: Вы говорите по-английски? (Vy govoríte po-anglíyski?)

* Spanish: ¿Hablas inglés? (informal), ¿Habla inglés? (formal)

* Swedish: talar du engelska?

* The land of goat sphincter rings: İngilizce konusabiliyormusun?

* Ukrainian: ви говорите англійською? (Vy govorite po-angliyskoyu?)

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