How many languages can you speak?

i can speak 5... 3 native tongues... i came from two different provinces here in my country so i can speak two languages of two different towns... that is Bisaya, from the province where i grew up and Kamayo, my mom's province and this is the language they use at home, that's why i learned this too plus our national national language which is Tagalog, a must since this is the one used at school wherever part of the country (Philippines) you are. I can also speak English and a little Japanese...

I speak Danish, English and German.. I'm from Copenhagen, Denmark. Are there any other Danes or Danish speaking people in here?

Yes Shree, I can well speak four different languages of my country including English. Among these I like my mother tongue (Oriya) very much! Thanks for this nice posting and have a good day!

hello shree... i can speak my mother tongue hindi (hyderabadi hindi) , english (uk and us) , french, hindi , tamil (not well) , malayalam .. these are the only ones i can speak. i know teeny weeny bits of espanol but that can't be counted . i wish to learn more languages like german or something.

I know to speak, read and write Tamil and English. I know to speak Telugu. I love Hindi and Sanskrit and wish to learn them too!

English, or Americanized English, is my native tongue but I have become fluent in cat and am learning a little chicken.

Hi friend, I know only 3 languages.Out of these i know only 2 language well and can understand only one language and can't speak. Have a nice day

You're very fortunate and blessed to know 3 languages! I know a very little Spanish but that's it except for my native tongue, English. It'd be nice if we all spoke at least 2 languages. Our worlds would certainly be expanded.

I can speak fluently in both French and English. And I'm also trying to learn Sign Language and Italian, but I don't think that I could have a conversation in these two last languages.

I am from India and I Speak Three Indian languages very well Hindi, Bhojpuri, Punjabi and also Speak English and Nepali fluently

I can speak about eight languages.. Sometimes I get so mixed up that I don't even realize I'm speaking four languages at once! Ok Let me break it down to you: I am a mixture of four nationalities: my mum is South African, My dad is Mexican, grandmother is Portuguese, grand father is Egyptian. The ex is spanishSo here's a list of the languages I can speak and write fluently: 1) English (although am useless at spellings!) 2) Portuguese 3) French 4) Spanish 5) Afrikaans 6) Zulu 7) Swahili 8) Arabic I can understand basic Japanese and German but can't write yet. I'm signing up for classes in the spring... Its a pain sometimes speaking too many languages as you end up sounding like Donald Duck!

i can speak 2 languages so im alos lucky becouse now as the time some people they dont know speck and understand english although im pilipino..so education is the best...

I speak Dutch English, German and a tiny little bit of French. Dutch is my native language, English is my second language and I would say I have an intermediate level. German is my third language but I've been only learning it for 2 years with big gaps between. And I've learned french for 3 years but that was 2 years ago so I forgot like 90%. I am planning on learning German again and I am still learning English. I am proud on the opportunity to be multilingual.

I can only speak two languages well and that's French and English. I took Spanish for years, but I have trouble picking up how to speak it. I can understand Spanish rather well, but not speak it. I would love to learn more languages. I am completely fascinated by language, but it's a matter of finding time to actually put into studying language and such. On the other hand, I know a lot of people, especially in the United States, that take the view that it's either English or nothing. Everyone in the world, apparently, should speak English and they think it's a waste of time to learn another language. This view makes me sad because I think it's important to broaden your horizons and experience other languages and cultures.

My native tongue language is English. I learned French for five years when I was at school. I speak French sometimes on my travels like in France, the French speaking part of Belgium and in South Africa I was the only person a French national found spoke French. I learned basic German to help my traveling like to find the train station or to get a room. I am currently learning Spanish. I am so enjoying that and it will be great for traveling in South America.

I speak English, a little bit of German, and a little bit of Thai. I like to improve my German and Thai languages. I try to do that when I get the chance to visit Germany and Thailand. Thank you ! Danke schon ! Kop khun krap !

As a kid I spoke both Dutch & English however after a divorce my mother moved my brothers & I to the UK. Since then my Dutch has declined however when I visit my dad, who still lives in the Netherlands, it doesn't take long to start picking up on conversations & words. I'd love to spend 6 months out there and see how I got on!! For now it will stay in the filing cabinet!! Have fun Mrsl x x