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School was definitely a bit harder but I learned to live with it. Still sucks having to deal with it. Some days are better than others and it's only a real issue when I need to talk to new people or ...

I'm actually trilingual and I slightly stutter in my native language and the other one but I don't in English. Strange....

I speak both french and English. I stuttered a lot more in french. I speak it every day at school and in my daily life. I feel like I stutter less in english. idk, it's just more fluid. There's like m...

I really understand you when you say it has stolen an incalculable amount from your life. This curse is a nightmare. How is your life now ? I saw something interesting about genes, it s called "tran...

Yes, polish/english. I stutter in both but in polish it is more often but I think it's because the language has more words on which I can stop and have trouble to pronounce. In general english feels s...

At a quick glance, you’re onto one of the secrets of the field about anticipatory stuttering. That’s the unspoken goal of a lot of the counseling portion of intervention, but disclosing that to the cl...

Oh i m sorry it s my bad english, the correct form would be "the reason why"... You re not the only one who get it this way, someone said : "You're asking like it was a choice?" malachite888 Of cou...

i speak english and vietnamese and some spanish. i stutter more in viet but i don’t have as much blocks as i so in english. for spanish i don’t have blocks but i repeat words...

I think this is the cause too (and mine). No worries about your english, he s very good to me. Are you a french speaker ? How is your life now ?...

yeah, i speak english and hindi in school, I've learnt german and french, stuttered pretty badly in all 4 languages overtime, less so in English and hindi because I got better at using avoidance wor...

I speak Spanish/French/English/catalan/Japanese and I stutter in all of them. Though I tend to stutter slightly less in Spanish, since it’s the language I use everyday and I’ve come to develop some tr...

I misused "fluently", meaning not stuttering. I like this distinction of speaking the language fluently and should have been clear in my usage/intent. My Spanish is good, arguably "fluent", butt def...

I speak 3 fluently (Polish, Dutch and English) and I’d have to say I stutter equally in all of them. I began learning a new one recently at Uni and whenever I have to speak it, I have quite a noticeab...

2 language fluently (Dutch and English), stuttered more in English, but that was also insecurity. Now it is about the same. I still struggle with French the most, but that's because I have troubles wi...

Interesting responses, and appreciated. I speak English and Spanish and am much more fluentI in English. So much so I rarely speak Spanish. I mostly speak it to myself or if I have to so that I don't ...

Yes. I'd like to say a lot more, but I end up just giving answers that don't lead to conversation because I don't think I'd be able to communicate them in a timely and effective manner. It sucks. I...

yep, portuguese/english, severe stutter in both. I had a hard time trying to learn english in a "normal" classroom... I was being humilhated just by the fact that I existed in there...

arabic is my 1st language, i stutter more in Arabic dk why...

Can not agree more. I feel so embarrassed right now over a job phone call. I go to answer, knowing its a potential job and went "H---Haah-----Haa- HELLO. By that time i just kinda yelled hello fir...

yes, german/italian, and I stutter significantly more when speaking italian, mostly because in german I know a lot more fallback words...