I know two (English and French) but when I was in elementary school until around age 14, I could read Hebrew and speak it pretty decently. I wanna learn either Italian or Romanian next, I'm bad at staying on top of duolingo sh*t though lol

OH and my mom and her mom and sister all knew Yiddish at one point and tbh I want to see if I can find a way to learn to speak it, it's not a written language but it's so fascinating to me how all my ancestors on my mom's side spoke it when they came here

Greek, English fluently.

Korean A2 for now. 

French (4 years in school but I don't remember a thing) 

English & Spanish; mom spoke to me mostly in english, dad almost only spanish and grandparents don't speak english so I learned both at the same time growing up but I never learned another language on solely on my own.

 

I would love to learn Japanese, Korean or Latin, but unfortunately I don't have the discipline to do so 

Dutch, English, French. My French is a bit rusty though. 

I started with Spanish a year ago, but haven't really made any progress. I'm too busy.

I know Russian (native), English (fluent) and German on an elementary level. Soon going to learn 4th language though

 Chinese (Mandarin) & French. I'm thinking of learning Korean.

Albanian, English, Italian, Spanish

French here and there, I mean I studied for 9 years but it's also been 8-9 years since I don't communicate with anyone and that makes it hard as hell for me to hold a conversation, meanwhile I can read it fluently with a perfect accent and I understand most simple dialogues

I'm currently studying suomea kielta B kaksi taso (finnish) and already hanging on by a thread

I also understand simple Portuguese, Turkish  and a bit German

And I'm dying to learn Arabic but I know that my brain would melt on the spot

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Indonesian, English and like A2 French learnt Mandarin back in elementary but all i remember now is just wo, ni, lao shi cao an, a couple of random Chinese characters and 1-10

I'm fluent in Arabic, French, and English. I studied Spanish for 2 years in HS but I can't remember most of it now.

 

I know the main relevant languages of Europe and the world: English, Spanish, French & German

 

I guess you could also say I understand 90% of Italian by default if that can be considered knowing a language

 

 

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Just 2 - English and Russian, but both with an A grade speaking and writing.

German, Turkish, English & Spanish

 

 

And I have basic knowledge in Italian (I used to be quite good, but I forgot most of it )

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Portuguese (native) and English.

I can speak very little Spanish too if that counts lol

English... and some Spanish from school

1 and I can't even talk in own language well because I'm dyslexic.   

English and… yeah, that’s about it.

I’m fluent in English, German, and Italian and work as a translator.

 

I’m conversational in French and trying to learn Greek and Spanish.

English and Spanish fluently, French but it a little (rusty) and i learned Portuguese at the university but i don't remenber most of it all

Dutch, English, Sranan

English, Spanish and German

french A2 

English and all the relevant latinx girls: Portuguese, Spanish and French 

English (fluent) and Portuguese (native). 2. 

 

I can understand Spanish pretty well too. But i'm a terrible speaker -- zero practice. So i will only count 2. 

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I'm a dumb American, so only one. I've been trying to learn Spanish via Duolingo, though. I want to learn a lot of languages, but I feel like I'm already way too far behind 

I can speak and understand 6 languages very well; Croatian (native) + English + Montenegrian + Slovenian + Serbian + Bosnian

 

I also took 3 years of German + Spanish and 1 year of Japanese. I also "studied" Italian for 2 years in my university but I don't know anything about it.