Fluent: Read, Write, Speak, Understand when heard
English
Spanish (Spain)
Mexican (Mexico)

Partial: Read, Write, Speak
Cuban, it's different than spanish or mexican, it's spoken faster and it's hard to pick up all the words sometimes. I had the chance to live in southern Florida for a few years and Cuban and Puerto Rican are very beautiful languages but as I said they are spoken very fast so are hard to learn.

I cuss in German, it's funny, I don't know why I do it.

I can read and write in Russian, speak it some and can understand it most times.
Japanese: I can read Katakana, The only Kanji I know are basics like Love (I'm a Naruto fanatic), and without realising it I can understand a lot of it when I hear it, but can only speak the basics.

Does ASL count? I can understand most when I see it and can sign most basics and a lot more when I'm around people that can sign.

I would one day love to be fluent in Japanese, Russian, and American Sign Language, to me, these are beautiful languages

I'm crap at French, I couldn't learn it if I tried.

Only English fluently. I took 2 years of spanish but forgot most of it due to underuse. I would love to become fluent in German and Russian.

Native: US English
1 year college courses: Spanish, German
other courses: German, Lithuanian
self-taught: Latin
future: Greek, Russian

Three and I am learning to speak, read and write another and just write two more.

Quote from: justmeinoz on April 20, 2011, 05:25:04 AM
Ask me again in a year or so. Hopefully I will have gone back to study.  German and/or French or Swedish.
Karen.

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One year, one month later.

English, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Hebrew. Read some German, learning Mandarin

I'm fluent in English, Spanish, and Catalan. Usually I can stumble my way through Italian and French, but it can get ugly. I used to be able to read/write/speak Hebrew, but that is something that I lost a while ago.

If we are talking about enough to carry on a conversation and read a newspaper, French.  But then I have just completed 1st Semester 1st year Uni. Exam in 2 weeks. 

Karen.

I speak:


English

American

Gamertalk

Sailor Moon

Cheesecake

Southern




I consider all of these to be official languages.

Quote from: Malachite on June 09, 2012, 04:44:44 AM
I speak:


English

American

Gamertalk

Sailor Moon

Cheesecake

Southern




I consider all of these to be official languages.

Southern for sure.

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I'm fluent in English and Spanish
I can speak German and Swedish and I can communicate in Italian, Portuguese, and a little bit of French.

I'm fluent in only english,,,
I've picked up some basic German considering it's spoken in the house
I'm currently learning Danish and French

Only fluent in english.
But I know some Japanese, some German, and a little bit of Spanish.

I'd like to learn French, too.

I'm very fluent in

American,
English
Australian
'Strine'
New Zealand
South Africian
Irish
Scottish
Canadian - english
AND
Tasmanian

Huggs
Catherine

My mother tongue is German.

I loved English when I was in school. My best grades I always had in foreign languages.
I also learnt French at that time but most of the vocabulary got lost in the years after school.

At university I attended lessons in Polish and Turkish. Too bad my memory is like a sieve. 

English and SerboCroatian(native).

Also know some Spanish because I like Spanish music and grew up watching telenovelas.

Quote from: Catherine Sarah on June 23, 2012, 05:29:38 AM
I'm very fluent in

American,
English
Australian
'Strine'
New Zealand
South Africian
Irish
Scottish
Canadian - english
AND
Tasmanian

Huggs
Catherine

So you know how to hit someone with a brick?

Quote from: Cindy James on August 08, 2012, 02:12:19 AM

So you know how to hit someone with a brick?

YES

Many people do hit me with bricks. ............ But I'm building a nice home out of them   

And I suspect one is coming from YOU.

Probably by air mail.

Huggs
Catherine 

Finnish as my native tongue and very fluent English (studied it ever since '97). I also speak a little of very bad Swedish, even worse German and few measily words and phrases of Japanese.

Thaaat's about it.

currently fluent in

English
Japanese
Tagalog

semi fluent in (limited vocabulary)

korean (spoken only)
french (spoken only)

Fluent in Spanish, English and American Sign Language. Up next is probably Russian. It sounds so sexy!