Languages?

[oh joy]

i speak chinese (im asian)-ni hui jiang zhong wen ma?
used 2 b fleuent in japanese- ni hong go sha be le masu ka?
and i take french in school- est-ce-que tu parle francais?
...and i obviously speak english...

[starpug]

oh your quadlingual we'll Je parle francais et I speak english.

[Pleiades]

Je parle francais

moi aussi

[science_geek]

I can speak Mandarin, Teo Chew, Cantonese, English, and a bit of Spanish. Then I know some phrases in German, Russian, and French, but I don't think that counts.

[theoneandonly]

English, Spanish, and I'm functionally fluent in Hindi. I'm learning to read and write Devanagari over the summer.

[genes_girl]

I'm almost fluent in Spanish and obviously fluent in English.

[dickyjones]

I've taken German for five years...but haven't learned anything/have forgotten everything over the last three. But I can ask for directions and have a conversation about what people do in their free time.

[dudeincolorado]

cantoneese (sorry cant spell), english, and a bit of latin JUST A BIT but im taking classes

[rocketman1555]

english, and enough spanish to find a restroom

[gh]

It is sad that I know but one language, and that language is not English. It is true—I did know English at one point—but alas, that language I embraced, mangled and destroyed. The language I now speak is not English. I know no other languages. If you are able to understand my writing, it is only a coincidence. It is only the result of an odd intersection in the syntax and vocabulary between English and the language I speak.