What language(s) do you speak? =O

English and Spanish thats it

I can speak English and Korean fluently, while able to carry on a minimal conversation of spanish.

I'm thinking of taking Japanese since people say the Korean language and Japanese are quite similar, so that boost my moral. :D

did u learn korean or is it your main language?

It was my main language as I was born and raised in Korea for about 7 years before moving to the US, so I'm quite fluent in both languages now. :)

German (main language), Plattdeutsch (a german Accent that differs quite a bit from German) English, Danish, and a bit of Swedish, Norwegian, Latin and French. Though out of all these I'd say my Latin is best (from the "a bit languages).
Definition of "A bit": I know the basics and some advanced stuff, however I will make quite a few spelling mistakes and get things mixed up.

ok, for i think learning korean and speaking it fluent when it's not your main language has to be pretty difficult

English, Spanish, Italian and Portugese. Cuz Im Puerto Rican, Brazilian & Italian. =]]

I speak English, however I also know Spanish and a limited bit of Japanese. I know Latin, but that isn't spoken. :D

german (native), english, spanish (native) and french (comes with being born in peru and educated in switzerland), listed in order of proficiency...(and fairly limited school latin but i guess that doesnt count since i ll be forgetting it as i move along for i never really use it other than to figure out the base to some words...)

as of this semester i ll start japanese...

English and/y Español (both fluent)

I also know some basic French. I can't hold a conversation though. I'm probably gonna need to learn it just in case some of my future jobs requires me to live in Quebec.

I know english better than most, I can speak a little Japanese, some German, and enough Mexican to say that I can't actually speak Mexican, let's be honest what they call Spanish isn't Spanish it is Mexican, there are too many differences between the languages to have them considered the same. Oh yeah and some French also.

Why Mexican? It's not like Mexico is the only Spanish speaking country in North/South America.

Also, I don't see you calling the English language American.

English and American English aren't different languages as such but they are different dialects of the same language.

English, Tagalog, and another Filipino Dialect.

Comes in handy at times. All i'm gonna say.

That's because I can speak both English and "American", I consider them one in the same, however the differences between these two languages pale in comparison to the difference between Spanish and Mexican.

wow I suck English and very poor spanish attempting to learn Japanese but I'm a auditory learner trying to memorize symbols its hard

I'm a primary English speaker.
I have relatively good Chinese (speaking), though my literacy in it is practically non-existent.
A smattering of [phrases in] Spanish, French, and Japanese.

I'm working on learning Japanese, though. Maybe I can go live there someday. xD

i'm born as an indonesian,so i mastered indonesian language.
but i also mastered the ethnic sundanese and javanese language because my family used them a lot.

i also learn arabic to the point i could read and write arabic,although i couldn't speak it.

and i speak,read and write japanese,although i'm illiterate with kanji.

and of course,english.

I speak German and English fluently. At the moment starting to learn Japanese, but don't know much yet.

なんかこのスレの人が嘘ついてる気がしてる、俺は。
たいていの人は日本語ができます！って言ってるけど、ここで何人は本当に日本語できる？多くないと思う。前に俺は日本語で会話するつもり新しいスレを創ったり、話を始まったけど、加わる人は五人しかない。少しがっかりした。

でも、日本語が読めます！って日本語が書けます！って言ってる人はこんなに多いんだ！そして、私は日本語ができますが、漢字が全然知りません！っては何だよ？凄い言葉だろう！

信じられない。この言葉を書き込んだら本当に日本語わかる人に馬鹿にしてるみたい。

もし本当に日本語分かれば、先言ったのはお前のことじゃない。俺はここの管理人だけど、嘘がついてる人好きじゃないからこのポストを書き込まなきゃいけない。