How many languages do you speak?

So I kno four lang at a good foundation: german [native] and english, russian and french. I've to communicate every day on each of them and as regards a certain number of other languages, I understand, can give an answer some simple words and phrases.

 

One and a half (or even quarter).

 

Rus, Eng and the secret one.
Feel sympatically for French lang.

 

Русский - говорю вроде...
English - practitioner of unholy written translations and heinous oral incantations!
Español - Pues... Lo que se dice hablar - no. Puedo callar en Español

 

Well, I can say I do speak three languages fluently: besides my native Russian, those are English and Ukrainian.

I used to study two more at the University: lingua latina καi ἡ Ἑλληνικὴ γλῶττα - but to pretend that I speak those noble tongues would be the utmost exaggeration At best, I can read some simple classical texts using a dictionary.

Moreover, if you do know at least a little bit of Latin (or English, or Italian for that matter), you can say you can read quite a number of other European languages with the help of the aforementioned dictionary. Thus, I can read some texts even in French - although I am pretty sure I will never ever be able to pronounce that!

@Мирянинъ, wow, I did not know the word 'hienous'

 

@Uka-PRCA, A-ha! That's because I've misspelled the word "heinous". That's what I'm good at - corrupting words beyond recognition!

 

English and Finnish, and enough German and Swedish to get into trouble.

 

Endlich habe ich die Deutsch Prüfung bestanden, deshalb kann ich jetzt sage, dass ich kann außer Englisch, Deutsch sprechen.

 

Jurgen Krace, Endlich hab ich die Deutschprüfung bestanden, und kann ich jetzt sagen, dass nicht nur Englisch, sondern auch Deutsch sprechen kann

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Beckham, "Sanskrit is the ancient Indian language.." Lol

 

Только на двух языках/Only two languages
Русский. Я говорю на этом языке, преимущественно, на русскоязычных сайтах
English. I speak it in world sites where most people speak English.

 

C++, C#, Basic and sometimes Russian, English...

 

@QuakerRUS, YOU HAVE TAKEN THE LEAD!
Important to find a way to use these languages, to a programm or to a lady..
Mmm, yeah, baby, let's do what will give us euphoria!... girl, why you went to a bed? I thought we are going to play some 0ld-gmaez po-setke!.

 

I can speak English and Russian. Russian is my native language. I studied 3 languages at school: Russian, English and Ukrainian.

 

Russian (native), Estonian (studied it in school and in university. Havent practice for two years, so dont know how well i speak in Estonian). English, the same as Estonian, havent practise for 3 years.

 

Russian, English, Hebrew. Would be happy to learn a fourth one, but it's kinda heavy on my brain

 

I speak Russian (my native language), English, and a bit of German, but my knowledge in German is really poor

 

Rus, Eng, Deutsch (school course, and then no practice), Italian
(somewhat). To do: Improve all above; plus maybe Japan or Sanscrit.
I think, a great deal is ability to learn or improve some lang in real
life needs, such as travels or gaming. This ability is usually quite
high at some extent of 0+ age, and later tends to zero...

 

Polish, native, so it's easy from here.

English. Fluent, near perfect.

German and Russian - communicative, but a little bit rusty (didn't use them for quite some time).

Slovakian and Czech. The last one poorly, but I've been learning it only 2 months. With a little more practice I could do more.

And now I started learning spanish.
If I have a free time I will attempt to learn Italian and French as well. Just for my own satisfaction.

 

My mother tongue is German. I speak English fluently, and I can speak Dutch and Japanese to some extend.

I tried to learn Russian and Hungarian, but I only remember very few words, and my pronounciation is pretty bad.

 

@Riemann80, halloechen! oder servus? :-)