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Users that speak C++.
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No real understanding - You know of the language and appreciate the culture.
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Minor understanding (maybe a few words) - You could speak some words but otherwise use a translator.
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Basic understanding - You can make up a sentence and can contribute regarding the culture, but you still use a translator.
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Intermediate understanding - You can contribute to articles in the language, but you are not fluent and make mistakes.
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Advanced understanding - You can read and speak the language but minor errors sometimes occur.
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Near-native understanding - You have the fluency of an average native speaker, despite it being your second or third language, etc.
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Native fluency - You use the language in everyday situations and have full fluency, including colloquialisms and vernacular.
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Accent - You speak the language with a thick foreign accent.
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Education but no real understanding - You learned the language in school and never used it again.
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Flunked this class - You got an F in the language.
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User only speaks this language enough to seduce native speakers of this language. Why would anyone do this?
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Lisp - You have a lisp that affects how you speak the language.
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Profanity - You're a profane speaker of the language.
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Seduction - You only speak the language enough to get laid.
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Pages in category "User cpp"
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