How many languages can you speak?

My father always said that along with epithets from Polish, which I can not find the right translation.
I had been told that it meant:
que vieja cabra

Ah! That means "That old goat"!

2 Fluently 3 others not so well.

just 2.

Lithuanian,English and i'm learning Russian

over time I lost all my knowledge of other languages so now only language I can speak fluently is English, but I can understand a lot of many other languages :D

actually I just babble in english, does that count??

english.. but im taking french

and i have trouble with that sometimes!

French and English.

I wanted zero as an option. I really don't speak formal, correct English.

Just English... fluently. I'm polite in Japanese, but I can order two beers in more than 10 languages, so if get stranded overseas, I can usually find someone willing to help.

english only

and a little Spanish and a few phrases from multiple languages.

I"m fluent in Okie but am working diligently on learning English.

English fluently, German about 50%

Greek,english and german.Well,I'm not really good in german,yet but I'm trying xD

Well, I can speak 2 fluently, English and Welsh, but I know a fair bit of Latin and know French conversationally. Basically, other than English, the languages I am proficient in are basically useless.

I forgot Welsh!

Hapus Dewi Sant dydd! (Mae'n ddrwg gennym Dwi'n hwyr).

I learned all my Welsh from the age of three until the age of nine when I was at school in Wales in the sixties. Back then the teachers were very politically motivated as Welsh was disappearing rapidly as a spoken language.

I learned HUNDREDS of Welsh folk songs from a great teacher, and I can still sing most of them now.

Cyfri'r Geifr
Oes gafr eto?
Oes heb ei godro,
Ar y creigiau geirwon
mae'r hen afr yn crwydro.

Gafr wen, wen, wen,
Ie finwen, finwen, finwen,
Foel gynffonwen, foel gynffonwen
Ystlys wen a chynffon,
Wen, wen, wen.

Substituting all the other colours ddu (black), goch (red), las (blue), binc (pink) and repeat the second part with each of the colours, but at double speed.

Heh. Only a month late. Here, have a daffodil
It's still steadily disappearing as a language. I fear it will have the same end as Cornish. I'm actually English, so I was not taught Welsh in school. I learned most of it as an adult. It's such a beautiful language. A ydych yn dal i fyw yng Nghymru?

Diolch am y blodyn!

Heb unrhyw mwy. Aethom i fyny i Preston ar ôl hynny.

Rydych yn croesawu iawn.

...ac yr ydych yn gwrtais iawn.

Mae'n debyg fy mod. Diolch.

i can speak 4... :)

english and mandarin chinese, alhough i plan to speak six eventually

but I'm taking french in school next year

I'm only fluent in English. However, I do know a tiny bit of Spanish. I took a few semesters of Spanish in college. Of course, I haven't practiced lately, so I've gotten a lot of what I use to know.

Yes, languages are one of those damned things where you need to practice in order to retain it all. Wouldn't it be nice if you could just learn it once and remember it all?

Yep. I know. It would be cool if you could learn it once and never forget it.

..English, French, Spanish and enough Japanese to get by...

Hindi, Thai, Chinese, English fluently/ European languages have been overshadowed since I left USA.

My native tongue is English, and I also speak Japanese. I've lived in Japan, and my husband is from Japan, so I've had quite a lot of practice. I have learned some Thai since I've lived in Thailand, but I wouldn't say that I "speak" Thai, necessarily.

Six

I know I use to speak a lot in a pass life, but can't remember them in this life. Ask me when I return from the next life, by then I might remember(:

English and Working on learning German with my husband

I am working on learning German.

Russian ,Kazakh