Yeah first off topic post, was bound to be me. I speak a little welsh, sign language and i'm an expert at lipreading due to being brought up in a hearing impaired unit. Welsh is all that really counts there, and English I guess.
hwyl fawr!

- Dutch
- English
- French

The perks of being Belgian.

German (native)
English (near-native (4 years living in US))
French (basic)

And a handful of words in Malay, Hokkien, Cantonese and Mandarin.

I took 4 years of Spanish in high school. I can still hold good conversations, but my grammar has gone to crap.

Luxembourgish (yeah that's a language ;))
German
French
English

and that's it ;)

exceptor, We don't live too far !

(23-07-2012, 12:24 PM)Beastie Wrote: exceptor, We don't live too far !

oh a Belgian, yeah we possibly don't live far away from each other ;)
Where do you live in Belgium?

Does it matter where? Anywhere is Belgium is close to Luxembourg :D

(23-07-2012, 12:33 PM)crshd Wrote: Does it matter where? Anywhere is Belgium is close to Luxembourg :D

sounds legit ;)

I live near Bruxelles currently but I study in Namur.

(23-07-2012, 11:24 AM)Beastie Wrote: - Dutch
- English
- French

The perks of being Belgian.

Same over here :D

- Dutch
- English
- French

Also from Belgium :D

Test-Run

Fluently:
English
Filipino

Not fluent in speaking, but can understand:
Japanese

I undertstand English, Swedish, Norwegian and Danish but I can't speak Norwegian or Danish.

I am a dumb American, thus I only speak English.

Took three years of Spanish in high school, and a year and a half of German in college, but have forgotten pretty much all of it.

I am also in the (very slow) process of teaching myself Japanese.

- English * Fluent *
- Arabic * Fluent orally, can't write though. *
- Swedish * Fluent *
- Japanesé * Fluent *
- Spanish * Very little *

- Icelandic
- English
- Little bit Danish

Then I will be learning German next school year.

* English
* French

*Portuguese
*English
*Cantonese (a very tiny bit)
*Do you count swears in other languages? If so, I know a handful of them in many idioms :P

Svenska
English
Español

French, English, Arabic and some spanish.

Wow, what an awesome thread! (this should be talked about more in the IRC though)
OK, so here is my turn.
I live in the same country as Prominent, Lebanon. Here the official languages are French, English, and the local version of Arabic, Lebanese Arabic, and classical Arabic so everyone here learns them at school. We also got the online version of Arabic Arabizi.
I am a native from Quebec and due to that my preferred language is French Quebecois.
I love English because it's the language of freedom and reunion, an international language, broken English.
I also speak a little of Spanish because I had 4 years of Spanish course at school but it's fading, though I still understand it.

I speak

• Slovenian
  
• English
  
• a bit Italian (basic conversations)
  
  and 3 more languages of former Yugoslavia (Wikipedia page over here if you are wondering what the hell is that
  
• Serbian
  
• Croatian
  
• Bosnian
  
  And if it's okay, I speak
  
• C#
  
• Vb:net
  and soon I will add(within my time)
  
• Java
  

English (native)
German

I'm Canadian and don't know a word of French xD

Norwegian.(Native)
Swedish (can write it, but not speak it that well)
Danish(I know the words, and I understand all of it. But i'm bad at writing/speaking it)
English(My preferred language)

I also know a tiiiny bit of finnish, polish and japanese.

I can understand: Dutch, German,

English, Swedish, Norwegian and some Finnish.

Many people from Europe i see :)

Finnish, English and some Swedish

and C#(back to windows dayz), python, some c and some other languages ;)

English, and black.
#Awesome

I speak English & Filipino only..also Cebuano/Bisaya (a Filipino dialect)

Finnish
English
Swedish
Spanish

Why are you from? I'm guessing Sweden or Finland...

I live in the U.S., and i'm half Finnish.

But, I only speak English and a little Spanish. (Mexican dialect, mainly slang)