How many languages do you speak?

[Brandino]

I'm just curious. Myself, I only know English. My wife however knows English, Hindi, Marathi, and Russian. She went to med school in Russia, which is where she learned that. What about you Era?

 

[KDash]

2. English and Spanish. Grew up with both.

 

[Fart Master]

English and Spanish

 

[Juan]

French, English and Spanish (learning Japanese atm).

 

[JustinBB7]

Fluently 2, Dutch & English

But I can understand German (though not really speak it or anything) and I've been learning Korean for about a year and a half, which I can read and understand a lot of basic conversation flows from. And can speak Korean a tiny bit. So I voted 3 which is kinda cheating but I'm pretty proud I can even read Korean lol.

 

[nsilvias]

Dos

 

[Sqrt]

2. I also studied Italian in highschool, but I forgot all about it.

 

[Guts Of Thor]

Uno - English

 

[Budi]

I've studied four different languages, but speak only two.

 

[hobblygobbly]

german, dutch, norwegian, english

german is native, the other 3 are basically all B2/C1 CEFR level, so practically fluent

also my heritage language is a local North Frisian, not that many people speak it and i'm not 100% fluent in it

Frisian languages - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[Exist 2 Inspire]

German and English.

 

[Strings]

1. Serbian
2. English
3. Japanese

It's weird, but my first language is probably my weakest at this point, just because I use it the least. I'm fluent, but will be lazy and throw in occasional English words when talking with family, and iunno how I feel about that - seems wrong.

 

[Kurekure Takora]

English and pretty much fluent and literate (But not native level) in Japanese.

I enjoy dabbling in Mandarin, Korean and Spanish for fun, but won't commit the time to get really good at any of them any time soon.

 

[CloudWolf]

Fluently, 2. Dutch and English.

I can understand French and German too pretty well, but don't ever ask me to have a conversation in those languages.

 

[GYODX]

3. Native Spanish, fluent English, and intermediate Japanese. I can read Japanese much better than I can speak it.

 

[Doggg]

Murican

 

[hiredhand]

Five.

Two fluently (Finnish and English) and three not so fluently (Swedish, German, Spanish).

 

[Perzeval]

English, Swedish and Finnish.

 

[Kharnete]

Three. Native Catalan and Spanish, fluent enough in English.

 

[His Majesty]

Native Dutch, fluent in English and French, can make myself understood in German.

 

[MarvelousIntent]

1 and 1/10th. English and an incredibly butchered Haitian Creole. I'm the 2nd worst speaker in my family.

 

[Rogue74]

English and Spanish

 

[OmniGamer]

1 and a quarter...my (speaking) Spanish is hampered by my own insecurities....I can understand by reading and hearing it much better than I can speak it

 

[Vaenyr]

Three. Greek as my native tongue, German because I was born and raised in Germany, and English.

Know a bit of Turkish and Spanish, but it's less than the basics. Also, had 6 years of Ancient Greek in school and remember basically none of it lol

 

[bob1001]

English and Portuguese. Also some broken Spanish but it doesn't really count.

 

[Darkkahn]

Persian
English
Arabic

 

[aidan]

One, barely.

 

[lunarworks]

By "speak", how well?

Like, asking for directions level, or conversational level?

 

[JohnDusk]

Native: Asturian and Spanish. Fluent: English and German. Learning Japanese at the moment (I can read upper-intermediate texts but can barely talk). I have a Catalán certificate somewhere but other than reading I pretty much suck at it. When I'm fluent enough in Japanese, I'll give Catalán and French the attention that they deserve.

 

[sixor202]

3.

English
German
Spanish

 

[tiebreaker]

Like, the one I put on my CV or for real real?

 

[MrCibb]

I guess 3 at a push. Half of my family speaks Spanish and Portuguese but I was brought up in the UK in a purely English-speaking home, so I'm not too confident on any but English. Me and my lass go to Spain on holiday a lot and I can about hold a conversation at least.

 

[Cupcake Knight]

2
German
English (Granted I don't know if I can speak it right out of the gate. Haven't talked in it for a while).

 

[Sabretooth]

Three fluently, three poorly, so I voted for three.

 

[Hilarious_Bearious]

English
Japanese
I can understand spoken and written Scots, but it's not a thing I would say I'm fluent in.

 

[Small Red Boy]

Spanish and english fluently. Also bit of german, but losing practice everyday cuz I don't use it.

 

[Alvis]

Spanish(spain) and English

 

[SteveMeister]

I'm an American, so one.
I do know enough German, French and Spanish to count, order food & beer, and ask where the toilet is.

 

[Baphomet]

I speak 2.

 

[Rondre Tibet]

American/English
Spanish
Hood/ebonics/nigga talk

 

[Relix]

English and Spanish here. I've been thinking Italian or French as a third language.

 

[Nobody_joe]

1,5

 

[Ravelle]

My native dutch and english, I can understand German a little big but don't speak it.

 

[Ruisu]

Portuguese (BR) and English

 

[Jebusman]

1.5

English native, french "sort of". I can read french fairly well, but writing/listening/speaking went down the drain after I left school and never used it again.

 

[Supreme Bean]

I put 2, but I'm not fluent in anything apart from English. I could have a conversation in French (with a patient French speaker) but struggle to fully parse full speed French. I can get by as a tourist in Spanish, order food, ask directions, read descriptions in a museum etc. I can read Latin to some extent. I think all this together is equivalent to a decimals that makes 1+1!

 

[Equanimity]

3

English
Urdu/Hindi
Punjabi

And I understand Pothwari/Pahari.

 

[raspberrymousse]

I speak English, German, French and Italian, all fluently apart from Italian in which I can understand everything and hold a conversation but lack grammatical nuance when speaking

 

[Dog]

3

Canine
Feline
English

 

[Gyro Zeppeli]

English
Aromanian (fluently)
Greek (conversational)