How many languages do you speak?
How many languages do you speak?
You can list the ones you are fluent in, as well as the ones you are learning, or even the ones you want to learn.
Edit: Since I asked the question, I suppose I should probably answer it, too. Jeje 
. I'm fluent in English. I'm learning Spanish -- I'd say I'm at an intermediate level. And then I'm learning Urdu, as well.
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Native level English
flydende dansk - Danish
I can understand Norwegian and Swedish
ein bisschen deutsch
un peu de français
unele în limba român?
Estoy aprendiendo español
I speak English - fluently (Hablo Inglés con fluidez)
Hablo español - mi nivel es intermedio alto
(I speak Spanish my level is high intermediate)
Je parle le francais - je ne sais pas mon neveau c' est, peut-être, moyenne /intermediériaire bas
( i speak French I do not know my level perhaps it is low= intermediate)
Falo um pouco de português de Brasil - nivel pré-intermediário ( escrito)
I speak a little Portuguese (from Brazil) pre-intermediate level (written)
Hablo un poquito de Japonés ( tengo dos tías de Japón) y un poquito de greco I speak a very little Japanese and a very little Greek
He sido aprendiendo Italiano - mi nivel es básico
I have been learning Italian my level is basic
I hope that answers your question 
Fluent (but always learning): English
Serviceable: Spanish and German.
Fairly poor (mostly due to atrophy/lack of use): Latin (obviously not spoken), French, Japanese and Mandarin (to be honest, my German is probably on the verge of slipping into this category as well)
Just starting: Russian and Greek (modern)
Interested in learning: Polish, Portuguese, Italian, Arabic, Hebrew, Farsi, Vietnamese, Danish, Swedish and Finnish.
I speak 1.33 languages.
1 = English
.33 = Spanish.
It's been one year... and maybe in 2 more years I'll be able to say that I speak 2 languages.
Sólo hablo con fluidez español, ich lerne und spreche ein bisschen deutsch and I think that I speak English.
OK, so I am fluent in English, obviously...
I am learning Spanish.
I am also fluent in Z language, which is a language where you put a "z" after a word or where a "s" goes, for example, "Anywayz" or "Okayz" and even words like "Catz"
Another language I am familiar with is baby talk, that is where you talk like a baby of course...I am sure many girls know that one.
There is cat talk, that is where you pretend, I mean know what a cat is saying and you can answer them back, for example, I know when my cat is asking for milk, so I can just reply to him.
There is also a "Y" language that I am fluent in, like, "anyywayys" or "okayy"
I also know of a language called "text talk", I am not fluent in that one though, it is a bit hard to learn at the moment.
I have am fluent in another one called HM, that is obviously where I go "Mhmm" or "Hmmm"
Did I forget to mention that I know a bit of Italian? 
Fluent: English, Persian (Farsi)
Learning: Spanish, Arabic
Want to learn: Cantonese, Portuguese
I can order a beer and find the bathroom in 6 languages: English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Japanese, German.
Native English speaker, conversational in Spanish. I've also formally studied French (1 year in college) and Japanese (Berlitz course), but remember very little of either.
Fluent: English Studying and doing well: French Studying and speak everyday with native speakers: Spanish Speak a little and still trying to learn more: Dari
The ones you're fluent in: Arabic.
The ones you're learning: English, French & Spanish!
I speak english, hausa and spanish. Im learning arabic
English - my native language.
Spanish & French (in that order) - Can communicate without too many problems.
Japanese - Non-technical conversations, TV dramas, etc. (functionally illiterate)
Also studied (a while back):
Classical Latin & Greek (non-conversational, of course)
Arabic (Iraqi dialect)
Vietnamese (southern)
Mandarin (1 semester)
German (1 semester)
Most of you guys speak too many languages! How did you do it? By yourselves or with the help of a teacher?
Well done!
Greek native speaker, I speak English in an advanced level, French in an intermediate level and I'm learning Spanish.
I'd like to learn Italian, German or Turkish.
Fluent in English. I can speak Spanish passably I suppose.
I want to learn French!
English is my first laguage and I speak Spanish tolerably well. I'd like to learn another language. I´m trying to decide between French and Italian
