What is your main language?

English and Urdu

I speak English. I can speak a bit of French too but not much - I keep meaning to improve but never seem to make the time to do it.

the national language of Malaysia is Bahasa Malaysia but my mother tongue is idahan. But most of the time i speak in Malay and english. My spouse don't speak malay as he don't know how to speak, so i have no other choice here..english

I speak English. I'm in Texas & I know for a fact that some of my neighbors main language is probably Spanish & at least one household around the corner probably speak vietnamese or chinese. I wish I could speak another language, but I've learned that I have a language learning disablity now that I'm an adult & they know about these things. They didn't know about them when I was a child.

I main speaking language is Mandarin. Do you know what is Mandarin? I live in a multi races and multi languages country. I used to speak at least 3 languages everyday i.e. Mandarin, English and Malay language.

The national language for Malaysia is Bahasa Malaysia. However, most Malays, including myself, would speak in Bahasa Melayu with some slangs included. However, work wise, i would normally converse in English. My wife on the other hand is an Indonesian. Therefore, when I talk to her, I used a mixture of Bahasa Malaysia, Bahasa Melayu, Bahasa Indonesia and English.

I speak English. I was also an exchange student so I speak a little French, and as I now live in Ireland I have a handful of Irish words, as well. I can also pick out a few words in Flemish, Italian and Spanish, but not reliably.

i come from the Philippines where the main languages is Filipino and English. i use Filipino to communicate with friends. english is the medium of instruction in school. that's why Filipinos are good at English.

I'm from Philipines so I speak our national language which is pilipino and our dialect, cebuano. I speak english fluently, british english, too. I also speak Mandarin, a little Spanish and learning French

I am a Filipino and so our main language is Tagalog but we also speaks English.. I do speak both!

my mother tounge is urdu. i can very well express myself in urdu and english and also to a very good level in punjabi. French is the fourth language but my level is no more than intermediate. i find it difficult to express myself in french as i want. my basic language urdu which literally means language of army (lashkar) is, amazingly, a very soft and gentle language, now known as language of gentle people. but it is difficult to master for other people because of its rules and regulations and as well as many exceptions. it differentiates between sexes in linguistic terms i.e. it has different conjugations, articles, nouns and pronouns for two sexes. pretty interesting. it can be equated to french which also has similar chareteristics.

i speak mainly arabic , it is wrote from write to left with so wired letters :D

I'm a Chinese,and my main language is Chinese,but also have many minority nationlity languages. Our foreigen language is English.

English is my main language but I also grew up with a little Spanish. Of course, Irish is spoken here in pockets, but I have very little.

Well, mainly i speak romanian, because i live in romania. But i've also studied and currently speaking english, french and spanish. I would like to learn german but i think it's quite difficult.

I speak English, Hausa my mother tongue, and Arabic.

This week here in Ireland has has been Irish week. Although the kids normally speak English in school but study Irish, they have been conducting lessons in irish all week. So, I have gotten a few more of those words to add to my collection as well. Seachtain na Gaeilge March 3rd - 17th, 2007

My main language is english but I can speak some spanish and german