You know other language except English and Spanish?
Hi! I just want to know how many language that you can say? Of course, except Spanish and English. and how to say greeting in language that you can say?
For me, I am Korean, so ?????is greeting in Korean.
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I studied French in high school and college. One of my struggles with Spanish vocab is that fairly often a French word comes to mind before the Spanish one.
I have also studied French and Japanese, and a little German and Portuguese. I don't remember much at all about them. Here's "Good morning" in each. No, I never learned to write a single character in Japanese.
Ohayo gozaimasu
Bonjour
Guten morgen
Bom dia
I can speak French & Arabic as well 
Bonjour (French)
Good morning
-bon-joor-
???? ????? (Arabic)
Good morning
-sabaah al khaer-
(N: the KH is pronounced like the letter J in Spanish)
German, French, Latin, Vietnamese and just a smackerel Japanese.
Of these, I am most familiar with German. German grammar is still mostly with me, but I have lost almost all the vocabulary.
Wie geht's? (How's it goin'?)
Guten Tag. (Good day, used much like Hello / Good-bye)
Auf wiedersehen! (literally: to the again-see, means hasta la vista)
Hallo. (Hello, with a German twist).
I only learned to read and write a little Vietnamese, but I find it to be one of the most interesting of all the languages I have studied (perhaps because it is so different from my own language).
Tôi không bi?t ti?ng Vi?t. (I don't know Vietnamese, literally: I no know tongue Viet)
The above sentence sounds somewhat like "thoy comb beak theme veek nom," but that would likely get a good chuckle from them...or maybe you just said something really vulgar...it was always hard to tell what you actually said due to the subtle differences in vowel sounds...no lie, they've got like 50 vowel sounds.
Hello / good-bye in Vietnamese is chào. (pronounced jow, more or less)
I'm Turkish , therefore my mother tongue is Turkish and I used to learn Russian and German, but I couldn't keep going to the course so I forgot nearly everything. At university, I have to choose another language, and I can't decide whether I should take up French or Italian, maybe both of them... And I want to learn Catalan or Valencian (they are almost the same) since I'm going to live in Spain. And of course the more language I know the better translator I become in the future.. 
In Turkish we say : Selam! or Merhaba! they come from Arabic.
I learnt some German to a point where I could understand reasonably well if they didn't speak very fast, and I could follow some movies and easy books, but I hardly ever spoke it, so I've forgotten most of it. I can understand Italian and Portuguese if they don't talk too fast, but this has nothing to do with having studied any of them -they are just too close to Spanish.
I can get by in Japanese, and I can read and write about 200 characters, but it is not enough to maintain a proper conversation or to understand enough to follow the plot of a movie, unless its vocabulary is straightforward.
I can understand some basic Chinese, and even say some sentences, but nothing to be proud of.
However, I can order a beer in more than 25 languages, hehe.
For me it is Danish
"Hvordan går det med jer" How are things going for you? (plural informal you)
"Det går fin, tak" Fine thanks.
If one has mastered Danish then Norwegian and Swedish are quite easy to understand.
3 for the price of one.
It is also very easy "verb-wise"
At væare ´to be
Jeg er = I am
Du er = You are (informal singular)
I er = You are (informal plural)
De er = You are (formal singular)
De er = You are (formal plural)
Han er = he is
Hun er = she is
Vi er = we are
De er = they are
All verbs are like this and all verbs end with the letter "e" in the infinitive.
I often wish Spanish was this easy.
Sí, hablo Francés, Portugués de Brasil y un poco de Italiano. ¡Sé, también, algunas palabras en Japonés y Greco. Para mi, es suficiente por ahora ! 
=Yes, I speak French, Brazilian Portuguese and a little Italian. I also know some words in Japanaese and Greek. In my view that's enough for now!
Spanish is my best (ie: favourite and strongest language) then French, Portuguese, Italian, Japanese then Greek. this is. of course, in addition to English in which I am fluent..
I hope that answers your question lol
? ???? ??????? ????!
My mother tongue is Tamil. I know to read and write in Hindi and I can understand Telugu and Malayalam.
Bore da
That is Welsh for buenos dias, hello as in good day/morning.
I can speak three languages Arabic ( my native language ) , Persian and Turkish . I know that I need a long long time to speak this languages like Turkish People and Iranian but it's just the beginning ! any way my favorite language is Spanish of course, I love it
If you wanna say How are you ? in this languages you have to say :
- ??? ???? ? ( Kayfa Halek ) in Arabic .
- Nas?ls?n?z ? in Turkish
- ??? ??? ???? ???? ( Hal shoma chador ast ? ) in Persian .
Anyang haseyo, pangapsumnida Jung, JS! (Sorry I don't have a system which will make it easy for me to type in Hangul)
I speak English, Korean, a little Japanese, some German, and now a little bit of Spanish.
Hello
Anyang Hashimnika!
Konichiwa
Wie gehts es Ihnen?
Hola
"Hello World!". . .I think there are enough people here that know what language this means
English, a bit of Latin, French, German and Chinese
Latin: Salv?! (Salvete! if more than one person) - literally "Good health to you"
French: Bonjour
German: Guten Morgen (spelling may be off–it's been a while since I've practiced)
Chinese: z?o shang h?o (I believe this is correct, but again, it's been a while)
