I can speak 2 languages, what about you?

I can speak English and Japanese(but I still have a hard time reading it)

3. I win.

English and Indian

sukraj

English and some french

I speak three.

• Tagalog (Main language in the Philippines). Maraming salamat po.:)
• English (American).
• Spanish...but very broken.

English 1 some Spanish 2. ASL 3. I'm learningHebrew 4. I'm dabaling in German.58)

English, Portuguese, basic Japanese

I speak latvian, english, french, russian, a bit of spanish, german and leet.

unu bas eebee mahkin arabic

I speak English anda little of both Serbian and Russian.

English and Japanese. Though, my Japanese isn't fluent. But really... is anyone's Japanese fluent?

Japanese, English, and a bit of Chinese.

English and Japanese. Though, my Japanese isn't fluent. But really... is anyone's Japanese fluent?

foxhound_fox

Portuguese and English.

Well, probably I am. Native speaker.m45t3rch13f

3 spanish, english and french

English only. Though I'm trying to learn Croatian. I can pronounce words, but I still don't understand.):

I can speak a single word from a dozen languages. So hah!

I am fluent in the language of the internet. Also I speak English as a second language.

-Russian
-English
-Japanese
-Romanian
-A little bit of french
(-I understand german, but can't speak it)

Lemme see... English, Danish, German, Swedish, the strange dialect from Norway ;), French, and I can speak but not write some Russian.

well this is a bit of a cheat really since Denmark and Norway basicly speak the same language, and Swedish aint too far off ;)

The English,German and French is a requirement in the schools I went to.

Sadly knowing that amount of languages tend to have some strange sideeffects, like mixing them together -.-

Speak 3, understand 1 or 2 more.

I can speak English and a little Spanish. I want to learn Russian, Swedish, French, and Greek.AAllxxjjnn

Russian is a cool language, but the grammar is a killer even for me, a native speaker.

well slovenian, german, english and a bit croatian

English, Chinese, and I'm learning German.

English is my native language. I am also taking Spanish at school. :)

[QUOTE="m45t3rch13f"]Well, probably I am. Native speaker.foxhound_fox

Doubtful. My Japanese professor who was born in Japan, grew up in Japan and makes her profession in teaching Japanese still has trouble figuring out the right grammar for a particular situation when translated from English. Japanese is an incredibly complex language when it comes to politeness and grammar and to be "fluent" in it is a difficult achievement for anyone. :P

Gosh, I am Japanese. My hometown is at Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture. I'm currently studying in America. It is complex even for natives.

Three, english polish and french

english, nihongo, french, and a little tagalog. :D...

english, nihongo, french, and a little tagalog. :D...

HitomiChan