I speak french, english and scotts(yes I consider it a language) and I'm currently learning Japanese. How about you MFGG?

English is the only language I know fluently. I know a little of French, Spanish and Russian. I plan on learn more of these languages and others later in life.

Español y also English. Anche learning Italiano.

[list][*]English: I've been speaking this for a few years, and by now I know it OK-ish. (I actually came closer to majoring in English in college.) [*]Spanish: I took Spanish classes in both high school and college. I feel moderately proficient in the language. I can read and understand any passage in Spanish as long as it doesn't use a lot of really unusual verbs. I could cope if I was stranded in a Spanish-speaking country, although I still have a hard time understanding Spanish when it's spoken really quickly. [*]French: I can't say I'm fluent in it, but I know the basics. [*]Latin: I know the vocabulary well, although the funky verb conjugations I studied in high school were forgotten long ago.[/list] I'd like to add more in the future so I can be like [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1oQxXHZK3AY]her[/url].

English. I have absolutely no interest in learning another language. I was forced to learn German in both primary and high school due to it being some part of the curriculum for some reason, hated every minute of it.

I speak english almost exclusively, though I do know some spanish because I have spanish speaking family members. Im trying to make an effort to learn more spanish.

i'm a native english speaker, but i study japanese after work. i told my (japanese) coworker that i could die happy if i could just learn both japanese and spanish before i go to hell. still, i'm interested in learning languages, so i wouldn't mind learning something out of the ordinary like swedish or korean. in the latter example, my bible study teacher is a man who's married to a korean lady, which has done a lot to interest me in korea and its culture.

Just english. Been trying to make a habit of learning Finnish. My mom is from there and I have dual citizenship. It would be nice go have a single conversation with my grandfather sometime. He only speaks Finnish.

I used to be somewhat interested in learning other languages, but not so much anymore. I haven't tried to learn another language in a while. I learned a small amount of Spanish in high school, and went to a Spanish-speaking country back then too. I ordered food in Spanish a time or two lol. But that was about the end of it.

tbh, i never cared really, but i am studying irish (gaelic, as some might say.), latin, and spanish. they are all part of my cirriculum.

I know English for playing Roblox alot, using MFGG, and going to school, i know Brazilian Portuguese (Which is my primary language), and Spanish, but very little, i only understand Spanish because Brazilian Portuguese is like Spanish. Edit: I also think English is the simplest in those all i said, i doubt i would learn Brazilian Portuguese or Spanish that fast on the Internet if i grew up talking only English.

I speak Finnish natively, and English at a fairly high level.

Only English. I might learn another at a different time, but for now, just English.

English, learning Spanish. My grandpa is from Italy, moved to Venezuela, married and had children (like my mom), and then moved to the US in the 80's, speaking five languages.

Spanish is my main. I also speak english and a bit of basque.

I speak Finnish natively, and English pretty well. I guess I also sort of speak Swedish, although I'd rather not.

English and French. Learned them both from my mom and pops since my childhood.

My native language is Spanish, but I actually use English more in the internet (pretty much exclusively, when it comes to Facebook posts). I know a lot of Japanese. I have a personal job of translating some extense Japanese documentation I have for drawing in anime-style (over 2000 pages so far), and I was also able to handle a conversation with a native Japanese friend I have (in kanji, that does get kinda tiring without habit). I had learned some other languages, but I forgot almost everything about them (Chinese, Italian, Portuguese, French). I also have ability to recognize a lot of languages. Currently having plans to learn tagalog, as I have a ton of Facebook friends from the Philippines.

portuguese and english

Native: Mandarin Chinese Current primary and second language: English Nothing special.