I speak Spanish English and Arabic a little of each except for English cause that’s my mother tongue
I speak English, German, and Russian.
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I speak English. I know a little bit of Spanish but not enough that I would say that I “speak” it.
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German and Russian are two hard languages to learn. How did you do it?
I learned German as my language choice in high school, and I picked up Russian from my grandparents before they died.
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I speak English, and am fairly proficient in American Sign Language. I hold a degree in American Sign Language (ASL) Interpreting and am a pre-certified ASL interpreter.
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EnglIsh and German. A little Spanish.
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English, Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam and Tamil, little bit of Urdu.
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english yiddish and some hebrew.
judy 
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Just English. I was learning Japanese, like 7 years ago, but I stopped studying and have forgotten most of it. I’d like to start learning it again, though.
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Cool! I went to a language academy in kindergarten so I learned German first. Had a hard time learning English then never picked it back up cause my parents took me out of the school. Now I’m learning Spanish.
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Wow… everyone is multilingual… 
My native language is Lithuanian. My second language is English — I understand everything, but when I want to say something, I usually don’t sound very fluent — I use simple phrases (nervousness when speaking a foreign language).
I also know some Russian (though I never liked it).
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My native language is Finnish and I speak little bit of English.
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i speak flemish and some english =D
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My native language is English. Spanish is my second language and I’m pretty fluent.
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My native language is Chinese and my second language is English.
However, my English is not very fluent.
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