I speak two:

1) English

2) The language of looooove


And you?

Including the language of love, that would make it four.

Highly fluent in English, Modern Greek, Italian & Love.
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English and Español

Nothinbutjoy said:

i speak English . a very small amount of Italian....Oh and lots of sign Language ya knows i wuv ya joy ...Oh and a good amount of body talk but i only speak that with my wife
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english, arabic, and learning italian hopefully ill add a few more 2 that list

English (barely) Italian (sorta) Can fluently butcher French, Spanish & German.
Can curse in all the afore mentioned plus Greek, Turkish, Arabic & Slav!

veronikka said:

Yo tambien.

English, French, Tagalog

johnart said:

magnífico!!!

I love how the people from Puerto Rico speak their spanish

English though some of the slang i use my mom doesn't understand. i don't know if it's because of the difference in location, generation, or sexuality.

luv4u said:

are you from the Philippines?!

thekidsgirl said:

possibly or she like a friend of mine was/is in a relationship with some from there.

ehuffnsd said:

ahh, true, could be that too

Fluently : German , Turkish and English

Very little : French

Amaxx said:

U have been swearing at me this whole time haven't u

ocean said:

Dagoid!!!!

fluently: dutch english (the accent is almost or totally gone)

some: german japanese and little french and spanish

German, English, some French. As Latin is not a spoken language it does not count and all these years in school I learned it are wasted . At least I understand some Italian because of it .

Five distinct languages... understand several dialects.

Can someone help me please? I am learning French at the moment in an evening class so not that brilliant but I'm plodding along. Anyway I need to write a cheque for 350 euros, how do I write that? Is it trois cent et cinquante euros?

iceblue07 said:

That is 350, correct

pplrain said:

Thank you, just wanted to double check first!

iceblue07 said:

If you follow the principle my Dad uses of speaking louder in English then just write THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY EUROS that should do the trick

In decreasing order of fluency from completely fluent to count-to-ten.

English
Amercian "English"
Italian
French
German
Welsh

I understand bits of spanish, don't speak any

English, and Spanglish

I wish I would have paid attention as a child, and learned my native tongue.

I would love to learn Vietnamese.

MoniGram said:

Did you have a tongue transplant?

Spanish
Valenciano (Catalán)
And I pretend to understand English (I cheat)

English

Italian, French and German..and a little Polish

Doesn't anybody speak Austrian?

Doesn't anybody speak Aramaic?