What other languages do we speak

[earthtojess]

just native english,

8 years of primary and high school mandarin.

plus a little pidgin english ( tok pisin)

only really fluent in english though

[just_me]

Russian, Hebrew, Mandarin and English - fluent to native

Spanish, Dutch - low-intermediate

French - beginner

[rampagetrooper]

German - mother tongue

English - good enough for now

Japanese - around intermediate level, I want to improve and also there is still a lot to improve upon

French - 5 years in school but can't have a conversation, still there must be some French somewhere in the depths of my brain ;)

Mandarin and Korean - both I have learned a bit, but still very beginner. my next aim is to get good at one of them at least.

[Yelrihs36]

Well I went to an international school so I speak English as my primary language, even though I'm Indonesian. I also speak Bahasa Indonesia, Chinese (about 10+ years of tuition but my listening and reading is a lot better than my writing), and French. Even though I've studied Chinese and French for about the same number of years, I'm slightly more confident with speaking French since I've been to France twice and spent quite a reasonable amount of time there. My Chinese listening and reading is slightly better though. I'd say I'm advanced in French and about upper intermediate for Chinese...

I have some basic Korean & Japanese too ^__^

[外国赤佬]

Russian, Hebrew, Mandarin and English - fluent to native

So your idea of 'fluent' is HSK5?

[icebear]

So your idea of 'fluent' is HSK5?

It could be native!

[radek143]

English

Spanish a little bit, begin to study

and of course my first is polish:)

[1991sudrshan]

I speak Tamil and English fluently and I can understand written french to some extant. Now I am concentrating on

mandarin

Japanese

Cantonese

Korean

Manchu

Hakka

German

Greek

[OFK2013]

native: Polish

around level B2: English

around level A2: Spanish, Russian

total beginner: Mandarin

That's my 4 basic languages that i want to master in next 10 years

[shaolin89]

Danish - native language

English - native level

Mandarin - Probably advanced (B2 ish I think), Self-study.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5x42EG20YL8 (progression video I can share)

I want to start Cantonese as well, as I think it sounds absolutely beautiful:)

[tooironic]

English - native (plus have bachelor degree in English)

Chinese (Mandarin) - fluent (learnt it for nearly 14 years, have Master's in Translation Studies, work now as a Chinese-English translator)

Korean, Japanese and German - learnt on and off over the years but never enough to really get into them

[LeilaAz]

My native languages are Azerbaijani and Russian (I can't even say which one I know better, probably Russian). I also speak English (fluently), French (used to be at intermediate or even upper intermediate level, but I guess, I've forgotten everything), Turkish (I can understand almost everything, but I can't speak extremely well), some Spanish and some Cantonese.

[Posey]

My native tongue is American English.

By the time I graduate high school, I'll have completed three years of German.

Of course, I'm adding Mandarin to the list now. Hopefully, a few other Asian languages will follow in due time.

[Zorlee]

Norwegian (Native)
English (Fluent)
Japanese (Fluent)
Mandarin (Extreme beginner)

[Marguerite]

English (native)

French (not as well as I should, given how long I've studied off and on, but probably CEFR B2/C1.)

Mandarin (current target; absolute beginner, currently studying for HSK2.)

Other languages I've studied / used / glanced at longingly: Italian, Swedish, Spanish, German, Portuguese, Irish, and more too embarrassing to mention.

[Ania]

Polish (native speaker)

English and Spanish fluently at C2 level (I deal with those two professionally)

French - B1 (although I only studied French for translation, so I can read fairly well, but my speaking and listening abilities are greatly lacking)

German - around A2 probably

Mandarin - somewhere between HSK2 and HSK3

Latin - some theoretical basics 

[Guest]

Aside from native English, I can speak a fair amount of German (having learnt it for five years) - ich mag deutsche.

[Kherith]

French - native

English - fluent

Spanish - Well I can understand everything but I cannot really speak ( High school teachers, grr...)

And I tried Swedish that I did not like that much, Korean (I am planning to learn korean in Korea in the future) and now starting Chinese but I feel much more serious about it than any other language that I learnt, even English x)

[Stevearino]

I speak English fluently and know some French.

[hedwards]

Other than Mandarin, I've got passable German, a little bit of Spanish, American Sign Language and Esperanto. I took Latin in highschool, but I remember very little of it.