How many languages can you speak???

[Uninvited2611]

i can only speak English and Vietnamese and a little french

[lolz]

Vietnamese - mother tongue
English - but not perfect :(

[kazuya]

i forgot i can speak noob language also

[Bios Killer]

i forgot i can speak noob language also

That must count for something

[Ticko]

english and greek and tiny bit of spanish :)

[cooldude10]

i can speak english, hindi, oriya, little bit of spanish.

[pyrene]

French, english, a few words in italian, spanish. I would like to speak or understand japanese.

[takomania]

english, french, italian, some japanese :)

[mizo]

English, Arabic and some Deutsch

[sorce]

english and some russian

[alex2395]

I speak Greek,English,Romanian,German(B2 level Ill try to improve by staying here)

[hessler]

Hindi,English, Some Arabic,French,Spanish

[Dr.house]

Arabic
my people language (mahas)
English
a little French

[GymTanAndLaundry]

In England... if you're not an immigrant or a foreign born british person you will only speak English..... it's unfortunate but they don't really care to teach us any other language because our language is the dominant one in the world.... so yeah for me...

English (mother tongue, perfect!)
Polish (a little bit)
Spanish (a little bit)

Um...
1. English, mother-tongue
2. Spanish, I am terrible. Apparently easy to learn, but IMO, not so.
3. French. Learnt it for two years and then stopped. Happiest moment of my life.
4. Italian. Similar to Spanish, but I only learnt it for like 4 weeks.

Italian is even harder to spell and write than Spanish in my opinion (from an english persons point of view of grammar syntax and such) so yeah, if you found Spanish difficult (I didn't - but was lazy) then you will find Italian even tougher!

On a side note, as for portugese.... i never liked it... it's like the german version of spanish..... very rough and unattractive in how it sounds. (No offence to any portugese or germans, just my opinion of the spoken language)

[anon]

In England... if you're not an immigrant or a foreign born british person you will only speak English..... it's unfortunate but they don't really care to teach us any other language because our language is the dominant one in the world.... so yeah for me...

I kind of thought that would suck about being born on a country where English is the official or de-facto language. When that's not the case, you can count on knowing at least two languages - that and your native one.

Italian is even harder to spell and write than Spanish in my opinion (from an english persons point of view of grammar syntax and such) so yeah, if you found Spanish difficult (I didn't - but was lazy) then you will find Italian even tougher!

On a side note, as for portugese.... i never liked it... it's like the german version of spanish..... very rough and unattractive in how it sounds. (No offence to any portugese or germans, just my opinion of the spoken language)

I'd tell you to ask me if you need any help with your Spanish, but after writing 99% of my stuff on the Internet in English for extended periods of time and studying for language tests at school the day before just to be able to pass and get rid of that subject, it appears I've experienced a slight attrition and thus wouldn't exactly be the best teacher around.

I was learning French on high school (as per post #2), which I finished last year, but I must say I don't remember shit now and don't know how I managed to pass that with good marks.