You speak fluent English.

I speak German well.

Can you speak German?

You can speak German.

I cannot speak German.

I can't speak German.

I can't speak German.

I can't speak German.

Long practice enabled him to speak fluent English.

Feel free to speak German.

My uncle can speak German.

Where do people speak German?

Cathy can speak French and German.

I can't speak German at all.

She can speak both English and German.

He can speak both English and German.

He cannot speak English, much less German.

He cannot speak either German or French.

We have few opportunities to speak German.

I cannot speak English, much less German.

I can't speak English, much less German.

I can speak neither French nor German.

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

He cannot speak either German or French.

Does he speak English, French or German?

She can speak French and German, not to speak of English.

She can speak German, not to mention English.

Aya has good reason to speak perfect German.

Tom can speak German as well as English.

Tom can speak German as well as English.

You will be able to speak fluent English in another few months.

Not only does she speak English, but also German.

He speaks Japanese well, but I can't speak German.

He can speak not only English but also German.

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

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

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

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

I want to speak in German with Arnold Schwarzenegger.

He can speak French and German, not to mention English.

He can speak German, not to mention English and French.

He reads French and German, not to speak of English.

In addition to English, Mr. Nakajima can speak German fluently.

Mr Leamas, fluent German isn't much use, even in an experienced sales representative, who's frequently speechless by lunchtime.

In another six months you will be able to speak German fluently.