Englsih french and spanish. i have to say that americans' stubborn monolinguism costs us big time as a society. it helps those who want to keep us ignorant.

Fluently? Zero. English is becoming a second language lately lol

Conversationally? Japanese french spanish elvish klingon

Can understand but not speak? German and swedish

fluent, i.e. I think as well, in French and English and the combo language called Franglais or Frenglish.

English and bad Spanish.

English, So'ole, Lakota, Klingon, Latin, remidial Spanish, a bit of German, and a bit of Japanese, in order from most to least fluency

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Just English... yeah, I'm an American...

English
Swahili
My native languages; Kikuyu and Kisii
A bit of French

Just English and German.

Languages, beautiful thing. Best investment ever, until Alzheimer comes over to steal it all....

I grew up in Haiti on an American mission. All my friends spoke Creole and French, and other friends from the Dominican Republic spoke Spanish, then I moved to Thailand in 2010, so I now speak English, Creole, French, Spanish, Thai, and some Japanese.

American version of poor English
Southern American English
Cursing
Reads French nouns
Reads Spanish menus
Can say flying frozen snot in swedish
Can say hello in polish

Pretty impressive eh?

I speak American English and Pittsburghese ( a dialect unique to Pittsburgh and it's surrounds ).

I know a little bit of English. I know enough German words to make an ass out of myself.

I can count in German and Tagalog and backwoods yokel 1 pick up truck 2 pick up truck 3 pick up truck etc.. Never got other language skill down. I do know words of lots of different languages from my travels.

two german english

Just one, and it's English. I enjoy it a lot.

English, Espanol, some Turkish and some Japanese...I can read Latin since it is not a spoken language anymore (ha ha except in Catholic Churches!)

I struggle to speak one. I'm able to listen enough to understand maybe 3 others.

I used to get by, fairly basically in Norwegian. It's gone now.

I came to the conclusion that I have no interest in learning languages if I don't need to use them in daily life. Everyone speaks English.

One, and not very well. I have discovered l type better than l speak.

I speak two languages; american and southern

Fluent in English and Spanish. Conversational in Norwegian (better at reading and writing than speaking). Really want to learn more languages some day. Maybe French, Japanese, Swedish or Danish.

I read many more than I speak. I speak English and French fluently, and German well enough for graduate school reading and research.