How many languages do you speak?

Low_Pressure, I frequently use Russian grammar in my English. How I can be misunderstood?

 

Skirmish, at least you can see the difference between tongue and language.
kreol, hmm, ok.

 

Russian only. "Don't speak me russ...english".

 

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seventh grade(/form)

Yoda even rarely mistakes make too

 

Makes

 

Low_Pressure,
You've got the point, dude ;-)

 

Ukrainian (native), Russian (freely), English (understand well, but low on speaking), French (studied at school and university), Japanese (beginner, study presently).

 

Well... Spanish (my mother tonge) aside from English, are the 2 languages i speak.

 

The languages I can speak @grand master level (it means I can read and 100% understand their native literature, poetry and oral speech).
Yes English, for sure. Then Spanish, RUssian and Ukrainian.

then...
The languages I can speak @grand lamer level (it means I can understand only few words, some spelling and very basic grammar - that lets me understand only the main idea of what i read or listen, but with no details).
German, Portuguese, French(with very big effort).

then...
The languages just for fun:
Old Norse - learned a little bit of it while trying to read the great Heimskringla and other Icelandic Sagas.

 

Russian, English, Francais...

 

Russian and English, but, I think, nobody can say that my English is good

 

Russian, Belorussian and English. That's enough

 

I speak russian, english and german, but my german is on the intermediate level... I'm going to improve it, though )

 

Russian, English, French. Also I want learn Japan.

 

Rus/Eng/Pol

 

I can speak in russian, english fluently. Want to know spanish. French a bit. And my native language kazakh.

 

Speak fluently? What do you mean?)

 

Fluently means enought, surely speaking in some language.

 

Russian, English. Am about to begin a serious study of Japanese, as of late I've found myself understanding quite okay a notable bit of what they speak in anime (compared to what I was able to understand a year ago, that's it). It sure would be cool not to depend on subbing groups anylonger, don't you agree?