I am fluent in English. I'm learning Spanish in school and Yiddish in my Jewish school. I know about eleven words in Chinese.

I'm pretty fluent in Hebrew and I know some German and Spanish (not that much)

Wow, you all are so smart. I'm always amazed.

I only know the colors, numbers, a few foods, the alphabet, some verbs, and a few, um, insults in Spanish. We're learning it at school but it's not for a grade, so nobody really tries and we're stuck on the furniture section all semester. Oh, I do know the Our Father prayer in Spanish. That's it.

I know, like, two words in German. Tannenbaum and Weinerschnitzel (and I did not even come close to spelling either of them right, I know) My dad is trying to learn Italian, and I've picked up on a few words over time. I know the Italian music words, and can sometimes figure out what words mean because I know root words. For example, cane is dog in Italian which is relate to English canine. And dulce (candy) in Italian is related to Spanish dulces. 

Hi there, everyone! 

Well, my first langauge is English. But, I take Latin and ASL. I love and am fascinated by both of them, and am hoping to become completely fluent in ASL.  

First language is English for me, with a decent bit of Spanish I know, and a little of Dutch (I forgot most if it by now). I also was learning Latin when I was younger, but I don't remember most of that either.

The only language I'm fluent in is English, but I'm learning Greek and know a few Swedish words. I want to learn more Swedish someday. 

I've been learning Hebrew in my Jewish school and kinda at home since I was about three. And i recently atarted learnig German

First is English, Second is Chinese, my home language, yet i am still learning and not good at recognising chinese characters and certain terms both spoken and written.

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I speak English as my first language, Chinese (Cantonese) as my second, and I'm learning Spanish!

I speak English, but my mom has been trying to teach me Latin for the past one and a half years.

It's rather painful.

*Groans*

Amo, amas, amat, amamus, amatis, amant.

I love, you love, he/she/it loves, we love, you pl. love, they love.

I can't think of any sentences in Latin right now, and I'm sure I could find some in my workbook, but I don't feel like getting up and walking across the house to get it.