is there a level below "fluent" that you can put on a resume?

[Extra Cheese]

its for a job that lists bilingual as a plus but i dont want to say fluent.

[TurdBerglar]

how about "below fluent"

[yeahwho]

mumble

[Parkey]

fluid

[Qdrop]

knowledgable

[abcdefz]

un poquito, mas a menos

[abcdefz]

...actually, I think the acceptable term is "some."

"Some Spanish"
"Some Vietnamese" etc.

[mickill]

well-versed?

Not sure.

[Qdrop]

"my best friend speaks spanish"

[hpdrifter]

I know the difference between a burrito and a chimichanga.

[abcdefz]

Take a look in the help wanted section of your paper and see how people ask for that qualification. I'm pretty sure it's either "fluent (language) a plus" or "some (language) a plus." Etc.

[YoungRemy]

proficient

[fucktopgirl]

can get around with ease!

[jabumbo]

proficient


yeah, thats what i would use

[synch]

What level are we talking about here? How well do you speak said language?

I had the same dilemma when making my cv last week so I stuck with the three languages I do speak fluently.

[Lipper]

Conversational

[Yorkshire~Rose]

I've heard the term "conversational Spanish" or whatever used before. Of course this could just mean all you can say is "Where is the toilet?"

[synch]

Donde esta el... el...

*scratches "conversational spanish" off of his cv*

[Monsieur Decuts]

dabble

[guerillaGardner]

I'd say adequate.