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[tom.]

For me it's:
English (both American and British)
Portugese
Spanish
Brazilian (if you think Spanish and Brazilian are Portugese you're wrong)
Croatian
Italian

And I am currently learning:
Korean
German
French
And Latin

[hayhaa]

English and somewhat Hindi

[JP.]

Dutch German and English.

[greybeard777]

1. English

2. Enough Spanish to survive in Mexico

3. English again, the only language I really need.

[greybeard777]

For me it's:
English (both American and British)
Portugese
Spanish
Brazilian (if you think Spanish and Brazilian are Portugese you're wrong)
Croatian
Italian

And I am currently learning:
Korean
German
French
And Latin

I was not aware that Brazilian is a language. I thought their national language was Portuguese... 

[NicholaiGaul]

For me, it's primarily English, and only a little bit of German. I pretty much was lazy in high school and ended up only taking one year of German. But hey, at least I had fun, and my German teacher liked me! If it wasn't for me being placed in her class, I wouldn't have my Edelweiss Air poster she gave me when she went to their inaugural flight event to Tampa, Florida back in May of 2012. I don't know, I might jump back into learning German since I do want to visit Germany one day in real life.

[eastwind]

For me it's:
English (both American and British)
Portugese
Spanish
Brazilian (if you think Spanish and Brazilian are Portugese you're wrong)
Croatian
Italian

And I am currently learning:
Korean
German
French
And Latin

Brazilian...?

 

Anyways, I speak primarily English. I know some Spanish, Italian, French, and Polish. 

 

Also am fluent in ****boy.

[berubium]

English & French fluently.

 

A bit of basic understanding of Spanish.  I can read it much better than I can speak it.

[jmfsam]

I can fluently speak English like the other 339 million people in the world, I can speak and comprehend both French and Spanish and have picked up a few Dutch words

[vsauce]

being able to say hello is not speaking another language

[vsauce]

I speak fluent engerish, indonesian and some german

 

I am learning a bit of mandarin chinese to make the asian parent honor

[JP.]

I speak Dutch, English, a little German and a little Sranang Tongo. But mainly Dutch.

Cool gozer. Laten we Nederlands gaan praten en deze topic verstoren

[Lenins Ghost]

English and Chinese fluently 

I could learn Japanese as that would be easy

[DWProski]

Bosnian
If you want to count them seperatly: Croatian, Serbian, Montenegrian
English
Some German, Slovenian and Macedonian.

[DUMBΛSSΛΞRO]

Everyday: Portuguese

 

Other: English and Spanish, poorly, very poorly...

[yusuf2]

i speak:

Turkish 

Bulgarian

Dutch

English

 

and i can speak some words of Serbian,Greek,Macedonian,German,Portuguese and French

 

P.S i almost put Macedonian to the list of langages i speak fluently because it is so similar to Bulgarian but i dont want to deal with a Macedonian nationalist who says that they are different languages so i but them on the other list instead.

[indian summer]

Ja Kom we doen dat

[highland]

I think I do 4th grade hillbilly ? but who knows ?

[kyurem800]

For me I fluently speak English, Filipino & Visayan (A Filipino dialect). I am currently learning Japanese and am getting very good at it.

I also know basic Spanish.

[n.x.w.m]

Fluent in English, conversational in Mandarin, learning Cantonese and Spanish.