#Tout doucement

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pulsar bolt
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'Je peux parler plusieurs langues.' or even 'Je parle plusieurs langues' sounds nicer to me

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although ofc let's see what natives say

still cargo
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je parle en français
je parle français

pulsar bolt
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this might help

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unkempt parrot
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basically you can use it with a language name (though it's more to do with actively speaking in the language, rather than the ability to speak the language) but en is never ever followed by an article

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unkempt parrot
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but not "en les"

pulsar bolt
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in my subjective experience, i've mostly heard je parle français

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okay yeah ngl the les was a my fault because ironically

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i would never say en le/la

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atleast based of feeling

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so me saying les was an unconscious errormissydoge

unkempt parrot
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il parle français = "he speaks french" or "he's speaking in french"
il parle en français = "he's speaking in french"

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more or less

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unkempt parrot
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you could say "il parle en français" for "he speaks french" as in like.. a habit
but not ability, basically

lyric grotto
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Going back to the main question, "les langues multiples" is not phrased correctly: I'd say "de multiples langues"

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multiples

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