I speak Romanian and English and I also know bits of Japanese.

I speak Hindi, Marathi( A native language) and English. And I'd love to learn German. Nothing more, nothing less.

Finnish - native
Swedish - I know bits of it and can read a bit but don't speak or write well
English - better than Swedish, but only studying. Understanding isn't that hard but writing and speaking sucks (only the pronunciation suffices, IMHO).

I want to learn more English, and it may be possible - at least I've no lack of motivation, not any more.

My mother tongue is Farsi, and my second language is English, Iranian students study Arabic in high school, but it wasn't enough, so i know a bit Arabic. I' m interested in Esperanto, i begin to learn through the Internet.

My mother tongue is Danish, and English is my second language. But in September I'm going to learn Chinese, and have to Study China for 4 years. Then I would like to learn Arabic because I think it's a beautiful language :)

My native language is German, second is English, that I studied in school about 6 years. All the other English 'stuff' I figured out for myself by translating a lot of English articles into my own language with the help of dictionaries (books and online). But I'm still learning what is fun for me. By that I can help my children a lot with their English study in school.

a little bit Hebrew - took about 3 semester in writing, reading and speaking at an online-school, which is in Israel, was tought in English, so I had to think outside the box. It was quit difficult, but much fun. Unfortunately I havn't time to keep learning. Its so a beautiful language.

few words in Spanish, Russian (because of many Russian friends)

English
some German
edit: some Finnish

And I would like to learn how to speak Russian next.

Well, I'm from India.
Here, states are like countries each state has its own language, and you need to learn that if you want to survive in that state

So, basically, I know:

English: The British were here, so our school system is based on English so we can speak pretty well

Telugu: Mother tongue Speak at home all the time

Tulu: Father (?) tongue So, I speak two languages at home

Hindi: It's the national language, so we need to know it

Kannada: The regional language.

(Now you're beginning to see what I was talking about? )

Sanskrit: Learnt it in school, but no one really speaks it

I WANNA LEARN FINNISH! I've begun, but I need to get muchhhh better

Finnish (native)
English (quite well, I think..)
Swedish (I understand it better than I speak)
German (basics)

These are enough for me, I'm sure I couldn't learn more... I don't have so good head for languages.

Brazilian Portuguese (native)
English

I kinda wanted to learn Japanese, but I'm lazy.
English is a necessity though (especially for a Computer Science undergraduate like me), in fact I think I type more stuff in English than in my native language.

My native language is French.
I'm fluent enough in English to hold decent conversations, I can get around in Spanish as well, and I know a little Creole from Reunion Island (which isn't crucial in international relations, I'm aware of this).

Russian, English, learning German.

My mother tongue is Vietnamese
Second and Third are English and French

My mother-tongue is German, I started speaking English when I was six years old and French when I was eleven and by now I'm learning Finnish and Norwegian

Hebrew - Native
English - mother tongue
Arabic - learned in school
Japanese, Russian, German - few words and sentences, but I wish to know more

languages I wish to learn: German, Russian and Japanese.

I speak Georgian, English and Russian.
I want to learn German and Norwegian.

I speak English, Spanish, and a bit of Pig Latin.

I wish to speak:

Finnish - of course
German
and Hawaiian Pidgin- so cool!

After even just glancing at these posts, I feel a little bad that the only language I can currently speak is English. Still, I'd love to learn Japanese, and maybe after that I'd try to learn at least a few others......



They say you can't, since it's a dead language, but I think enough of us should learn it and start speaking it all the time. We could bring it back from the dead.......

Finnish- as my native language.
English- even though I make some mistakes with grammar I think my English is fluent and understandable.
Swedish- quite badly, but I would survive with it in everyday situations.
German- just the basics.
French- also the basics.

I would like to speak flawless French.

Polish - native.
English - I was quite good at school, now my knowledge of grammar is rusty but I can communicate.

German - learned this one at school for 6 years and I could communicate pretty easily then, but now I've forgotten almost everything cause I have no need to use it and honestly speaking, I've never liked it. I can still understand some though.
Latin - can't really speak it since it's a dead language but I learned basics in high school and during medical studies.
Japanese - can't speak that one either, I just know some words from watching anime And I know I'd never be able to learn kanji, so...

Croatian - I've wanted to learn that quite recently but then all of sudden I got to know Poets so now it's all about Finnish I'm learning, but I'm realistic - I'll be happy if I'm able to understand some and have a short conversation in 5 years from now

I got:
-Turkish
-English
-Few words of Italian (I got them from Assassin's Creed 2 )

I'd like to learn:
-MORE Italian
-German (I'll learn in school this year)
-English (Scottish Accent)

I love Scottish Accents

my mother tongue is german, I speak english (ok, not very good and with a strong german accent ), a little bit of french (it was better formerly, I live very close to the border, I should be better, but I don´t use it so often), and I started learning dutch after dating a dutch guy. I can read in dutch (books etc), but I hardly speak it. Would like to improve it, also my french.

I am basically from India.. So i do speak Hindi and of course English too, and that too very fluently..
Apart from that i have been learning french from past 5 years and know that too very well..
And the language which i would like to learn.. Is definitely Finish.>!

I am a really ammetuer Finnish speaker. Aside from that I only speak English.

German is my mother tongue, i also speak english and a little bit spanish ...

So, I'm Brazillian! Portuguese is my native language.

The languages I speak (more or less):
English: Not fluent! I'm still learning (with the life, not even ONE class!), but my sister is fluent, so she helps me much! And at least i'm writing this without Google Translate.
Spanish: I am forced to learn in school, it's a cool language, from Latin America, but it freaks me out!

Languages i would like to speak:
German: I think is such a complex and interesting language, and it's funny to listen me singing in german!
French: One of my dreams is learn french, such a romantic language, the way that the french people talk makes me sigh!
Welsh: Well, I like difficult things, so, Welsh seems to be a great challenge!
Finnish: Ok! I Admit, i want to learn finnish because of POTF! You can kill me now!, but no!

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Nice to meet you all

Well I speak Greek since I'm from Greece
I speak English very very good
I know few Russian and French
and I really want to learn perfect Russian and Finnish )[/colo r]

My native language is English.

I took classes in Spanish, German, and Japanese in high school and college, but I only remember a little bit of each.

Currently, I am attempting to learn Finnish. Yes, POTF is one reason why I want to learn. The other reason is that I recently learned that I'm part Finn on my biological mother's side (I'm adopted, btw), and, well...I'm curious to know more.

Russian, English, Japanese (not perfectly though). Thought about learning Spanish one day

Russian, English (a little), German. Now learn Finnish