Fluent in:
Swedish (+the two neighbour languages, Norwegian and Danish)
English

Comfortable tourist in:
Japanese
German

Forgotten:
6 months of Spanish
6 months of Finnish

Trying to choose next between:
Mandarin or Cantonese

Fluent in English (obviously)

I can get by as a tourist in German and Japanese.

I could also get by as a tourist in Toki Pona but, there isn't a place that speaks it...

I've studied a fair bit of Latin, and I can understand a fair bit that is written, but I wouldn't be able to form my own sentences or speak in it. I don't know about listening as I really haven't heard it spoken very much.

currently I am working on my Japanese, I can read Katakana, and Hiragana alright, but I only know a few Kanji (the numbers, Watashi, etc).

completely fluent:  Only English
= = =
Decent spoken and written:  German  (even Fraktur script, as I've done a bit of translation work on older documents for genealogy)
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Some varied proficiency:  Japanese, Spanish, & French in that order.
= = =
It has been years since I've used most of them (other than German & English), so unfortunately I've grown a bit rusty.  Still, I do enjoy languages quite a bit.

Australian  (english)

Languages! I love lanbguages~ Unfortunately, I don't have as much time to study them as I would like.

I'm only fluent in English, but I took 4 years of German in high school and am at least decently communicable in that (though I'm definitely rather out-of-practice due to a lack of German-speaking people around for me to jabber at). I know some basic Spanish and plan to learn more in the pprocess of getting my undergrad degree. Plus, I'm going to take a lot of linguistics courses, as I plan to be an ENL (English as a New Language) teacher.

My goal is to eventually become fluent in Spanish and be able to communicate in as many other languages as possible. I'm hoping I can expand on my Spanish and hopefully learn at least one Asian language (probably Japanese or Korean-- I picked up some very fundamental Japanese in jr. high between lots of anime and a family friend who teaches Asian culture courses, and I'd like to learn more) in grad school. I would also LOVE to learn Swahili if I ever get the chance, but not a lot of schools offer classes on that I don't think. And then I'll inevitably pick up some other things from my students as an ENL teacher.

Quote from: Lesley-Ann on April 20, 2010, 10:16:42 PM
Australian  (english)

Its got nothing to do with english
Hugs Hun

Cindy

I love languages!  I have been interested in so many different ones since I was a kid.  I never could become fluent in one or two because I would be too excited to learn more of another lol

My best languages are:

German
English

I speak and understand bits of:

Tagalog
French
Russian
Danish

I'm interested in the Northern European languages as of late, such as Icelandic and Swedish.

Native language - Icelandic

Fluent speaker - Icelandic, English & Swedish (though a little rusty in Swedish)
Fluent writer - Same as ^

Able to understand spoken; Icelandic, English, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, and a little French, Spanish & German if spoken clearly & slowly enough for me to hear where one word ends and the other takes off.

Able to understand written; Icelandic, English, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, and "some" Spanish, French & German.

I love languages, always wanted to be an interpreter.. (or actress  )

I can speak D'ni and English fluently .

Would love to learn Japanese, French & Arabic!

(also sign language!)

Fluent: English
Was fluent at one time, still functional: French, Spanish
Can read: Latin, Italian
Minimal word/phrase recognition and speech (varying degrees): German, Finnish, Farsi

All inclusive and in no particular order : English, Spanish, French, Russian, Arabic, German, C++, Afrikaans, Greek, Italian-

Mother tongue: Dutch
Fluent in English and french
Ok Spanish
Understand some German

Slovenian, Croatian, English, German ...

Would love to learn Japanese ...

Michelle 

I speak Indonesian language

I'm native to English, But I can also speak/write German
I'm learning Russian and Japanese
And I am semi-fluent in American Sign Language

Mostly I'd love to get fluent in Japanese. It's my top language

kop koon kah,  I love learning any language. would love to study with others. Quiza escriba en otros idiomas. anyway English, Spanish, Portuguese and working on Chinese, Japanese and Thai.

I am fluent in:

-English

I can read (basic):

-German
-Spanish

I want to learn:

-German
-Russian
-Japanese (I have to study that soon, I'll be going to Japan where my sister is and she knows almost nothing)
-Italian
-Romanian

Only English for me. I've had enough exposure to Spanish and German to recognize when someone is speaking them, but I can only pick out the odd word here and there.

Can speak and read English and Spanish, but I have yet to learn the higher-level words in Spanish so can't read any good books in Spanish.

At some point, I'd like to learn Latin and German but that is irrelevant.

Only fluent in English, but I have a decent understanding of French and Spanish when spoken to me. Took three years of Spanish and two of French in High School.