How many languages do you know?

• Spanish - native
• English - fluent
• Italian - intermediate
• Chinese - basic

Italian, I've been learning for the past 2 months, since I'm a Spanish native it's actually gotten really easy to the point where I understand at least 90% of conversations. Still, need to work on my writing though.

Chinese, I studied a couple of months in China, but it's way too hard. I'd need at least an additional 4 years to become fluent. I might do it at some point. I can't write, though.

English, Norwegian...

Danish I can read. Impossible to understand when spoken. The Danish language has collapsed into meaningless guttural sounds...

Swedish I can read and understand fairly well when spoken.

• Greek - native
• English - fluent

I did some French in high-school but it's been so long I barely remember anything. Maybe some day I'll brush up on my French or even learn an entirely new language like Japanese.

Know? Over a handful....

I know of English, Spanish, German, french, Italian, Cantonese, Mandarin, Japanese, Portuguese, gibberish, Farsi, Tagalog....lol you get the point.

But actually knowing/speaking? English native, was nigh fluent in German years ago, but know my German is terrible. Can understand basic Spanish written/spoken.

English and Spanish though I need a brush up on that as I haven't used it in years..

One English HaH

English, a little bit of Japanese and a little bit of Spanish.

• Spanish - native
• English - fluent

I should have taken Spanish in high school because I'd probably know how to speak it still; I've worked in jobs where most of the work force is Hispanic.

But my dumbass took French and while at one time I could read and write it well enough, the lack of practice means I all but forgot it.

If you live in the US, for god's sake take Spanish. I am honestly surprised it's not mandatory at this point.

So to answer your question: I know about 1.25 languages; English and a bit of French.

English, Cantonese, Mandarin, intermediate French & intermediate Japanese.

I speak Spanish, English, Italian and French.

• English-native.
• Hispanic-fluent
• Japanese-very little of speaking or reading it

Im English

Can understand some chinese, can speak very basic to be able to order food, ask directions, buy things etc.

Russian can read Cyrillic and I can understand Russian to the point Incan get the jist of what is being said when watching Russian TV.

Dont understand how grammar works in Russian but I learnt a lot of vocab so I can often understand a few words per sentence you can figure out the jist.

Native in English and French.

Native French, Fluent English and Portuguese.

Ironically, Portuguese is a language i had no desire to learn, yet it is currently instrumental in my career.

I spent a few years in Brazil, and i never tough that it would become such a focus in my professional life.

• English - native
• Spanish - un poco

English - fluent

Assyrian - basic

Arabic - swear words only

Irish
Italian
German

English, I'm passable in ASL but nowhere near fluent and you need to go somewhat slow.

Native - Persian

Fluent - English

1. Dutch: native
2. English: fluent
3. German: intermediate
4. French: basic

Pretty much just English. Can speak very basic Japanese.

Serbian - native, English - fluent, Spanish - basic, Hungarian - mostly curse words.

Turkish=native, English=fluent, German= B2-C1

English is my native language. I know enough German to ask for directions.

Given the new state I live in, I should probably learn Spanish.