I find it quite interesting the vast variety of languages spoken by people! I think for this we will make it that any language you learned in the last 5 years or so... as your main ones and say you learned x language x years ago???

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English fluently, Tagalog somewhat okay, but not as fluent. I have had studied French, Japanese and Italian in school, but never really was into it that much to remember most of it. To further add, I probably wont remember much from French, Japanese and Italian apart from the hellos and goodbyes (Coniecha (sp), Buon Giorno, Au revoir, etc).

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I am really into foreign languages, pursuing Bachelor of Arts degree in Foreign Languages and Literatures.
Well, I can carry a good conversation in Portuguese and English, and I'm improving my Spanish and Italian.
A foreign language is one of the most rewarding skills you can acquire

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I am speak arabic and english and very very litell another longoeg

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I can speak English, Arabic and French. I also learned turkish for one year but forgot it because I never used it.

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goog where are you from ?

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I'm fluent in English and Spanish and not as much in French and Italian.

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I know... 4 languages I think.

English, Chinese, French and German.

I can't write, or talk chinese that well, but I understand it when people speak it. I have had lessons in it, since I was small, but I just have no intention on learning how to write. I can talk, but... it's not that good. I mostly know what someone's going on about by them talking.

I've been learning French for... 3 years, and German for 2 years.

English, all my life

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still nobody answers me

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I'm sorry. Perhaps we forgot the question.


I speak and write English fluently and sometimes, when I've consumed the proper quantity of libation, I can speak Vulgar as well. For color. And added effect. Once I learned some German, some Spanish, some French but never learned to apply Vulgar to any of them and quickly forgot them because there was no one to converse with in any of those languages. Vulgar really is the best language, though, if the company you keep will tolerate it for any length of time. Happily, it's used frequently around here. Good to practice.

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