What is your native language?
I include the top 20 or so spoken in a poll (if other, please post which!):
You forgot Dutch- I think a lot of users here are Dutch 
yeah, I figured, but the poll is based on a certain Wikipedia article- Iâll make a second, less inclusive poll that might work better for this site
Swedish, Dansk, Norwegian, Polish, Greek
and iâm not talking about Scotish, Flemish, Frisian, the sub (?) languages of Turkish,âŚ
and this is for Europe onlyâŚ
( for the Dutch sub types there is also for outside europe at least AfricaansâŚ)
Yeah, my polls arenât suited for this siteâs demographics⌠maybe Iâll make another for the european languages
We all spoke the same native language: Baby Talk.
Is the ânative languageâ here referring to the first language you learnt or the language of your ethnic group ??
Puking and pooping. Truly, that is our universal language.
The first one you learnt, and/or the one you are most proficient in
That gets difficult, my native language is English but I hardly ever speak it (for the last 40 years!), I speak (and dream) in Spanish or Catalan.
Other.
although in order to converse online via text, particularly a select number of CG oriented sites on which I actively contribute, is English.
Visuals, ha!
âThe proper languageâ here? Polygon. Surface normal. Render. Animate. Physics. âZZZzzzz is it finished yet?â 
Beyond that â we âmake doâ with the various human-language differences as we happily pursue our obsession (or, profession).
Native language is Marseille-french, a flavour of french thatâs heavily influenced by provençal -the language previously spoken around these parts, before french administration enforced the use of french- and other neighbouring romance languages. I guess I fall into the french category.
@DNorman you live in Catalonia ?
@luispabloherrera youâre doing this poll out of curiosity ?
Yup!
I like polls and languages and I wanted to learn more about the community here so I made these polls : D
If I recall correctly, youâre a Kiwi? Would your âotherâ be MÄori?
Yes thatâs right but no longer fluent. Only later in life perhaps when I turned 30 or so decided to learn from an aunt, our language which by the way is categorised as extinct due to less than 30,000 people speak it on a daily basis and Iâm an ex-pat now naturalised Australian for many years.
So I guess one could say that the âaussieâ strine is a sub dialect of the Kingâs spoken EnglishâŚwell sort of.
Yes, pyrenees mountains (foot hills)
Itâs fantastic that you learned it ! Colonization has caused immense harm to languages. 30.000 locutors is a very low number indeed⌠it should be preserved. My own language has been forgotten by all but the elders & the activists who want to bring it back to life, but let me tell you itâs an uphill battle. I learned it around 2016 but seldom find an occasion to speak it.
@DNorman thatâs one grand place to live !