What languages do you speak?

[techno_race]

Umm....

What languages do you speak?

[techno_race]

Oh - that is, fluently; I know a few words in Spanish, but am (obviously) most fluent in English; so I only voted for English.

[djr33]

English, I like Spanish and know a decent amount, so that too.
I'm very interested in languages, so I'm trying to learn more.
I have some experience now with quite a few, though nothing notable for this poll.

[lainlives]

i speak english, a little JP (mostly i can read it!), even less german and russian

[boogyman]

i think rather than saying what languages, would be better to say how many fluently... and as a response people could list the languages, or type a sentence in all of them, since one of them is most definitely going to be english

[Persian342]

Right now I can just speak english, but I am thinking I may switch into Gr 11 french next year.

[Twey]

English, Japanese reasonably but not natively, French and Spanish. The latter two haven't been used in a long time though. I need to relearn them at some point. I also speak a very small amount of German.

[Jon101]

English and Italian here..

[tech_support]

English & Vietnamese.

[boxxertrumps]

english, very little french and im trying to learn japanese.

[lainlives]

yes japanese is very interesting
almost everyone wants to learn it

[Twey]

Surprisingly easy to learn, as well (at least for the technically-minded).

[killerchutney]

I didn't realise it was multiple choice untill after I had voted. lol.

I voted for English, but also know quite a bit of French.

[boxxertrumps]

Where did you learn moonspeak twey?
...
Oops still in chan mode... i mean japanese.

[Twey]

Haha, moon speak :p There are plenty of possible sites from which to learn it... I learnt the basics off the Internet, then enrolled in a GCSE course near me. Thanks to the Internet, I'm still a little ahead of the class.

If you're looking for resources, I recommend Tae Kim's Japanese introduction (http://www.guidetojapanese.org/), Takasugi Shinji's (http://www.sf.airnet.ne.jp/ts/japanese) introduction, and jgram.org (http://www.jgram.org/).

[mburt]

I sort of have an interest in learning Japanese, but now I know English (natively), and French pretty good. I know how to "speak" in French, I just don't know all the verbs/nouns :). At our school they don't focus so much on learning words, but how to say things, and I'm also in a corr French class, so that might have something to do with it.

[Twey]

now I know English (natively), and French pretty good.
I'm also in a corr French classThe irony :p

[benslayton]

well you forgot some in the list. what about PHP, ASP, All the C languages, etc? Nah jk i know what u mean. I speak english obviously. and know some spanish this is my last year of spanish at school. 2 years is enough for me.

[techno_race]

¿Qué?

[benslayton]

what?

[thesimplecreator]

does pig-latin count

[djr33]

I'll be taking Greek, Latin and Italian in the fall.

[Twey]

I find it interesting that the number of people who speak Japanese is the same as that of those who speak French and Spanish (so far). Romance languages are usually more common amongst English-speakers.

[techno_race]

Sorry about the late reply, I want to get some more votes here; I don't have enough for me. :)
Here's the languages I could think of:


Abanyom
Abaza
Abkhazian
Abujmaria
Achenese
Adele
Adyghe
Afar
Afrikaans
Afro-Seminole Creole
Aimaq
Aini
Ainu
Akan
Akawaio
Akkadian
Aklanon
Albanian
Aleut
Algonquin
Alemán Coloneiro
Alsatian
Altay
Alutor
Amharic
Amorite
Anglo-Saxon
Amdang
Ammonite
Andalusian
Angaur
Angika
Ao
A-Pucikwar
Arabic
Aragonese
Aramaic
Are
Argobba
Aromanian
Armenian
Arpitan
Arvanitic
Ashkenazi Hebrew
Ashkun
Assamese
Assyrian Neo-Armaic
Ateso
Asi
Asturian
Ati
Auslan
Avar
Avestan
Awadhi
Aymara
Azerbaijani
Badaga
Badeshi
Bahnar
Bajelani
Balinese
Balochi
Balti
Bambara
Banjar
Banyumasan
Basaa
Bashkir
Basque
Batak Dairi
Batak Karo
Batak Mandailing
Batak Simalungun
Batak Toba
Bats
Bavarian
Beja
Belarusian
Belhare
Bellari
Berta
Bemba
Bengali
Bezhta
Beothuk
Berber
Bété
Bhili
Bhopjpuri
Bijil Neo-Aramaic
Bikol
Bikya
Bissa
Blackfoot
Boholano
Bohtan Neo-Aramaic
Bolgar
Bonan
Bororo

(continued)

[techno_race]

Bosnian
Brahui
Breton
Bua
Buginese
Bukusu
Bulgarian
Bunjevac
Burmese
Burushaski
Buryat
Caluyanon
Camunic
Cantonese
Carian
Catawba
Catalan
Cayuga
Cebuano
Chabacano
Chaga
Chagatai
Chaldean Neo-Aramic
Chamorro
Chaouia
Chechen
Chemakum
Chenchu
Chenoua
Cherokee
Cheyenn
Chhattisgarhi
Chhintang
Chilcotin
Chinese
Chiricahua
Chich--

Okay, wait a minute, this is getting boring. :p

[djr33]

There are more languages than that (not just that the end is cut off), and it's vague too, due to dialects becoming their own languages.

That list doesn't even list Amharic. And I know a bit of Amharic...