English - Because I'm English.
German - not very well, but I'm probably at the level where I could hold a conversation.

My dad used to work in japan, so I speak that but only to the extent of buying something at a shop or buy a meal at a resturant seeing as I only ever went during half term and holidays.

Wheres mistershine, I want to know if he speaks cornish or not

English - I'm from America.
Spanish - I took 2 years of it in high school, still not very good though.

Je prendre quatre annee au francais au lycee. Mais il y a vaught cinq annee encore. Parce que ca, je parle un tres petit peu francais maintenant (aujoud'hui).

Now in English -- the only language I speak today (since I am an American):
I took four years of French in high school. But it was 25 years ago. Beacuse of that, I speak very little French now (today).

(In college, I could still read French quite well ... well enough that I used French sources for some of my papers in International Relations. But now I would muddle through basic text).

Mike from Morgantown

Someone who speaks three languages is trilingual. Someone who speaks two languagues in bilingual. Someone who speaks one language is an American 8*>.

Mexicanish :P

Spanish: Mexico Mother Languaje
English: USA, Almost all API, Docs, from any programing languaje come in English first... same goes for forums...

 Edit: Somehow I can read and understand 70% of French and Portuguese, so I guess I will learn one of those next :P

Norwegian, mother tongue. Danish and Swedish, basically because they're very similar to my mother tongue.
English, its my second language and by far the most loved outside of my native tongue.
I understand German pretty well too, allthough I'm not a good speaker or writer.

So I guess I'd say three in total, a little German, English and native language. Counting Danish and Swedish is like an Englishman counting Scottish and Irish.

Spanish- my mother tongue
English- I learn English reading comic books and playing RPGs..

Know a little of japanese, by watching Anime, but just a little.

I am going to learn Mandarin, since the company were I work was bought by Chinese.

I know 3 languages.

Bengali: Mother tongue

French: I used to live in montreal so I had to go to a french school, though I don't mind. I like the language.

English: I moved to Toronto and barely anyone I knew spoke french so I had to learn english.

I'm from Canada so I think its important to learn both offical languages.

Kurdish & Arabic: Iraq is where I'm from
Turkish & Persian: Turkey and Iran are neighboring countries to Iraq
English: Learned it from school
Dutch: The Netherlands is where I've been living now for almost 8 years
German & Greek: I've lived in both countries for a while
Italian, Spanish & French: Are next on my list of 'languages to learn'

^ You have a talent for languages ^^''?

English - Because I'm in Canada, and it's the larger of the official languages

Hindi - Supposed to be my mother tongue, as my parents hail from fiji, and that's what they spoke there, but I prefer to/am better at speaking English

French - Took this in school form grade 5 - 11. I know enough to possibly hold a conversation with someone French, but for them, I'd probably sound like a kid, as far as my sentence structure and grammar would go.