How Many Languages Can You Speak?

Gujrati, Hindi, Sanskrit, English, Punjabi, Marathi

 

Native American but also speak french.

 

Native English.
I also "Okay" Svenska, but better than all the other languages I've attempted. - Jag pratar lite Svenska, men inte så Jattebra.
And I did some basic Bahasa Indo/Malay, And Spanish.
I know how to say Hello in Chinese Lol.

And I tried really badly to learn Russian, but I couldn't even get past the alphabet, LOL.

 

I say we have one language to rule them all.

 

Turkish, English, a bit German and Spanish.

 

I can speak English-Italian-Hindi.

 

I can speak English and Urdu

 

english, arabic, hindi, japanese, korean and little a bit of russian.

 

I know speak Hindi, English, Rajasthani and Italian languages, Now in days lots resource to learn any language, It’s Internet..On In days lots of websites offered free language programs free of cost couple of websites name below, look at please once, Google help us with Google Translator tool, Some more are here: Live Moucha Duoling Busuu Word2word And much more..

 

Persian & English.

 

English and Spanish.

 

best I prefer is "BODY LANGUAGE"
apart from that mother tongue

 

My native language is English, and I speak Brazilian Portuguese fluently as a second language

 

English, Spanish and Catalan*.



I'm going to take advantage of the diversity here on DP please edit my post (mods) or PM me (thread owner) if this is inappropriate:

I'm very interested in language exchanges, so PM me if you speak one of these (below) and want to learn one of mine (above).
European Portuguese, French, Galician, Swedish, Arabic.

*Answer to "What is Catalan?" if you are thinking that: it's a language, different from Spanish, mostly spoken in eastern-northeastern Spain (Catalonia and Valencia), but also in the Balearic Islands. Outside of Spain, it's also spoken by many people who live in Andorra (a small country bordering France and Spain). It's the official language of Andorra, and, in fact, Andorra is the only country whose official language is Catalan, but out of the ~50 times I've been there, in the street people speak many different languages, from Portuguese, to German, to languages I can't identify, and not everyone there speaks Catalan because of immigration. Lastly, and clarify/correct me, please, if you are from these areas or have more knowledge about them: it is spoken in some part(s) of southern France, as well as in one of the Italian islands, where it goes by a different name, but is mostly a different dialect, from what I understand. By that I mean I've heard it and can understand what they're saying as if it were just a different dialect.

 

There is no such language as "native American". Every tribe has a different dialect.

 

Man, am I the only one here who speaks Brazilian Portuguese? Of all the languages I chose to learn! ... French, Spanish, Chinese, Russian, Italian, Arabic, but Portuguese? well, at least I'm close to Spanish

 

English, Urdu, Sindhi And Little Bit Arabic.

 

English, Cantonese, and a bit of Mandarin. Un peux de francais aussi =) (Working on my French as well.)

 

I can speak English and Hind only..

 

Thai is my mother tongue language. English is my second one and I am fair in Lao.