How many languages do you speak?

English and French fluently. Only a bit of Spanish.

@MysteriousBob said:

Tri, I can speak English, American and Australian.

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English, Russian, Ukrainian and a bit of German (still learning it).

English and Spanish

Binary, Danish, English are the ones I use the most.. Do know some spanish to get to places if I ever get stuck somewhere in Spain.  
I understand a little japanese, but only when spoken. Reading it is just hard, for some reason. 
  
So yeah, not that great but the important ones are there. 
Except maybe Binary, that one is just nerdy

I know Icelandic, English, Danish, French.

I read and understand Swedish, Faroyese and Norwegian due to the Icelandic and Danish background, but wouldn't last long in conversation.

I'm "tourist/chit-chat able" in Japanese.

Elementary knowledge of Latin, Ancient-Greek and Hebrew.

I wouldn't call it any kind of knowledge, but with Icelandic, English, French and a bit of Latin, it's not so hard making your way around Spain, Italy and related countries.

english and enough italian to get by.

Sadly only one. One these days I'm going to learn Polish though.

@KamikazeCaterpillar said:

Sadly only one. One these days I'm going to learn Polish though.

Why would you do that? also: good luck.

As for the question: Polish (native) and English (duh). I could probably learn German but..naaah. I also have Romanian GF so that counts for something...right? eh? ok:(

@kidman: Because I'm like 90% Polish and it seems like an interesting language to learn. I would ask if its a tough language to learn but that would be a pretty stupid question since its your native language.

English, Vietnamese, and German :)

English(DUUUUH), Portuguese and a little bit of Spanish. I've answered 2 languages, since i don't understand a lot of Spanish.

All of them

@KamikazeCaterpillar said:

@kidman: Because I'm like 90% Polish and it seems like an interesting language to learn. I would ask if its a tough language to learn but that would be a pretty stupid question since its your native language.

Nah, I can actually say that polish is indeed very hard to learn (properly), sorry. Depending on which charts you read it's around 4th hardest in the world. We have A LOT of exceptions, cases (like Germans, but more of them), genders and so on so.. yeah, not the easiest thing to do. I've seen people speaking good polish after living here for like 3 years so it's definitely possible.

Does Jive count?

Estonian,English and Russian. Crap at Russian though.

Dutch (native), German, English. And a bit of French, but definitely not fluent. So, French doesn't count. That makes three.

polish, english, japanese, chinese, german and basic french - different skill level in each of them

I cannot properly speak or write in any languages as far I know.

3: french, english and piglatin.

Edit: 4 if you count simlish.

Just English- it's never come up. I've taken a couple of french classes at my community college, but barely remember a word of it. I feel like I should probably be working on it- but god damn it, I just don't have the time.

Took French for four years in grade school and middle school and took 3 years of Spanish in high school and college....although I can only speak,very broken Spanish if needed.

@TheSeductiveMoose said:

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.

LIE, NOBODY UNDERSTANDS DANISH PEOPLE.

English and Japanese...I also took 4 years of Latin and 4 years of German, but most of that knowledge has been lost. Could probably get through a German conversation if I had to, but I just said 2 for the poll.

@ajamafalous said:

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

I'm monolingual which is pretty embarrassing for me to admit. I wish the schools here had forced us to learn a secondary language like they do in many European countries. It makes sense that Europe would require english as it is the common language to communicate to one-another cross border. Though it's still no excuse as to why I haven't tried to learn something more. I'm striving to learn Russian later in life when things finally stabilize for me and can take more lessons aside from programs like Rosetta stone. Though I'm afraid classes will cost quite a 'bit.

English and TAKE A WILD GUESS

@arab_prince said:

English and TAKE A WILD GUESS

Persian...?

@Zolkowski:

Ever heard of autodidact study?

Only English because I'm not crazy

Bilingualism is actually winning? That's impressive.

@GunnBjorn said:

@arab_prince said:

English and TAKE A WILD GUESS

Persian...?

Si Senior

English and French for me. Working on Japanese.

i can speak swedish,english,serbian,croatian and bosnian(the last 3 are basicaly the same language)

i can understand danish and norwegian pretty good also.

Portuguese (my native language) and English. I would like to learn Spanish in the future.

English. I know a few phrases in spanish but not enough to have a conversation with a fluent speaker. Just various greetings, a few questions, and a few sexual phrases. You know, the important stuff.

English, C++, and Java.

Vietnamese, English, took 4 years of spanish, retained nothing. Took two years of Japanese and planning on continuing studying it.

English and a basic understanding of japanese which is quickly dwindling.

Just English, but I'd like to learn more.

English, C++, and Java.

I speak fluently Portuguese and English, speak midly French, and poorly Latin, German, Japanese and Sanskrit.

@Sjupp said:

@TheSeductiveMoose said:

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.

LIE, NOBODY UNDERSTANDS DANISH PEOPLE.

Word...

Danish, English, und ein bisschen Deutch.

dutch, english and german... and a tiny little bit of french, but the french dont count.

Dutch, English and a little bit of French.

Just English. I know about 20 words in Spanish, that's about it.

4. English, Punjabi, Hindi, Urdu.

I also know only enough Spanish to carry out a simple convo.

Just English. I took two years of German in High School, but all I remember from that is how to order ice cream and buy a train ticket. I'd really like to learn Italian though.