What Languages Do You Speak/Write??

I can only fluently speak English but know how to converse in very..very broken French. I would however LOVE to learn Russian or German!

What languages do you ladies and gents know how to communicate, and which would you like to learn?

I speaks me some grate English. But seriously, I took two years of spanish and didn't learn anything. Then I took two years of Latin, and.....didn't learn anything. I'm starting to think its me :S So all in all, English is the answer.

Although I probably know swear words in about 15 different languages.

I speak and write English. I know a little Sicilian and a little Italian.

English is my first language, but I also speak Hindi fluently. I would like to learn Italian and Japanese some day.

I'm not even going to pretend I'm good at writing/speaking German, which is what I'm taking as a language currently, so I'll just say English. :P I could probably semi-communicate in Spanish, but it would take me a few minutes to remember certain verbs.

Edit: I would like to relearn Spanish, if that counts. I regret only taking it in high school, even though it would have been incredibly difficult at a university level, since I wasn't allowed to take an introductory course.

I natively speak American English. (as in I don't call the car trunk a boot and I don't call soccer football)

I also speak extremely limited amounts of Russian, I can only say the basics, whats you name? my name is... thanks, goodbye etc.

I can read Russian but probably could not tell you what the word means.

I would like to learn Spanish and Arabic.

I'm fluent in American English, can speak everyday Greek (can't hold an advanced conversation in science or politics, for example) but I can't write it very well at all. I hope to advance my Greek speaking and writing ability someday.

I speak English and I'm learning French. I know how to greet people and ask a few questions :)

i really only know english, but i took 3 years of both french and spanish, don't remember much of either though.

Speak/write in English. I can speak an okay amount of Khmer.

English is my native language, though I can speak/write a little bit of German.

Speak/write in English. I can speak an okay amount of Khmer.

CommanderShiro

I only speak English fluently. As far as other languages go, I know enough Japanese to get around but it's still at a very basic level. I can also read/write in hiragana/katakana and know about 100 kanji, so technically I can read/write Japanese but only if we're talking about reading materials made for language learners or Japanese children.

Primary language: Malay

Secondary language: English

Bipity Bopity Boopy

Thats Italian I said pizza is cool.

I only know a few words in spanish thats about it.

Pretty much I can

Say hello

Ask their name

Ask how they are

Tell them I have a dog

last but not least, Tell them I have an erection.

I can speak:

English (second language. Started learning English when I was 5 and just starting school.)

Spanish (first language.)

Italian (picked it up for fun. I still have a tiny bit of trouble reading and writing. I can speak it very well though.)

Bipity Bopity Boopy

Thats Italian I said pizza is cool.MarkyyR

English and Urdu.

Learning Korean. Writing is a completely different question - I know the alphabets to English, Arabic, Urdu, Korean, Turkish and Japanese (including 2000 kanji).

Slovenian (native)
English (fav language :D )
A lil German (hate it!)

Dutch, English and Spanish. I can perfectly understand German, but I can barely speak it. My knowledge of Spanish also allows me to read simple texts in most Romance languages.

Spanish is my first language, English and a bit of Italian.

English and French fluently, and broken Spanish.

I can speak English, Quebec French, some Spanish and I can write in English and French.

I haven't spoken or written in French in a long time, so I wonder the validity of this post. :P

English

I can speak Finnish, English, Swedish and German.RK-Mara

My primary language is English, both written and spoken, but I have been educated in French, Japanese and Sanskrit. Not very much in any sense, but I have the skills to learn a new language if the mood strikes me.