How many languages do you speak?

I can speak my natal language (romanian) and english.

I also know enough french to carry out a basic conversation.

I am asking this simply because I am curios.

Tri, I can speak English, American and Australian.

Tri. English, Chinese, and Shanghainese.

Tri. Swedish, German and English

Since Swedish is my native language I also have little problem understanding Norwegian and Danish.

I can carry a simple conversation in Spanish, too.

Swedish, English, Sanskrit and Klingon.

Two: Norwegian and English .

Likt en sann viking talar jag endast Svenska.

English, + a little bit of German and Japanese.

English and Italian(at least well enough to get by if I ever went to Italy)

german (native), english, french and a taaaad swedish.

English, Irish and German.

English and Pirate.

English, and I took three years of French in high school. So I guess like 1.5 languages.

@ssj4raditz: Splice the mainbrace ye vile bilge rat!

English and Spanish.

I can also speak English the way it used to be spoken. Which basically means no soft vowels. If that counts.

0.5. Sometimes I can barely speak English.

3 but my German has really degraded over the last 2 years.

English and Spanish and some Italian.

I can read and write Japanese, and converse in the language. I'm not good enough to say I "know" the language but I'll get there eventually.

English and Japanese will be my two.

one, english. maybe i should learn another language.

@Alexandruxx: Native not natal

German, English and Japanese.

Norwegian and english fluently. I can also make myself understood in swedish and german, and I have a basic grasp of italian.

@Lenny: Avast! Don't be makin' me keelhaul yer! Yarr...

English and a language I'm sure none of you have ever heard of, Gujarati. Native language from India. Hindi however, that sounds like gibberish to me, lol.

@theoldhouse said:

@Alexandruxx: Native not natal

Okay, sorry :D

In my language both natal and native are acceptable (natală and nativă) so I thought it's the same way in english...

@Jack268 said:

3 but my German has really degraded over the last 2 years.

Mine has as well, the difference being that German is my mother tongue.

I consume so much stuff in English so that my English is probably better than my German at this point lol

I didn't count my 4 years of French since I can barely put together a full sentence anymore (it's been 10 years after all^^).

English, French and a tiny bit of Spanish.

2, English and Swedish. I know some French too, studied it for 4 years. 

Three. Finnish, Swedish and English. But I'm aiming for 5 by adding German and Japanese to the list.

Also thanks to swedish I can understand norwegian and danish fairly well.

Finlandssvensk.

I know 4, Danish, Swedish, German and English.

I wouldn't say that I've mastered Japanese just yet. : )

ingles & spanish

English and lolcat

Two. Swedish and English.

I'm going to say one, but I have enough German for a conversation I suppose, and somehow I am able to read small amounts of Russian. Very small amounts.

I am fluent in jibberish, as well as utter nonsense.
 
And I'd love for this poll to have had like a way to check how many from where voted what - kinda curious what the generations of US folks on GB have, if it's the idea that exists everywhere in the world that most of them only know English or if if a second language is getting popular.
 
I can forgive you guys if you're sticking to English, German is gross and French is the other way around.
 
Don't try to study Finnish.

5, but they're all Lunarian languages. English isn't one of them.

QOTD?

Also I only know Spanish.

1. Danish

2. English

3. French (some)

4. German (very little but i somewhat understand what theyre saying / writeing)

and i answered 4+

Proper English and shit ass potty mouth english.

I only know good ole Amurrican

English , Portuguese and a little bit of Spanish

Since I just completed a Chinese class, I can now speak 2 languages. :)
Chinese (Simplified) & English.

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English and French. Although, I haven't really used French now for a few years.

I only know English. I've tried to learn Spanish, but it just wouldn't happen. :\ (Even after several attempts at it during High School, Spanish was the only class I ever outright failed in college)

Just one right now, but I'm working on learning Russian through Rosetta Stone. Ask me again next year and hopefully it'll be two!