So I don't usually post here (or anywhere), but I felt like something small like this would be nice and I'm kinda curious.

I would say my order would go like this (from most to least fluent)

1. English (My mother tongue and have a pretty regular English accent)
2. French (The only language I am also fluent in. Used to be a lot better but rarely use it outside of going out to a restaurant or store. Also terrible accent now)
3. German (Taking a German class this semester. I took one 2 years ago too, so I'm slowly learning again and can do the basics pretty well.)
4. Greek (I learned it in elementary school but haven't really used it since then and can barely understand it but can read the alphabet just fine)
5. Japanese (I watch way too much anime. Only know a few phrases though)
6. Spanish (I know several words because of how close it is to French, but that's about it)

How about all of you?

1. German - Native tongue
2. English - I have little problem writing with native speakers about complicated issues, but speaking skills are rather poor.
4. Latin - Learned it in school. The most difficult stuff we did was translating Cicero to German (which is not an easy task at all).
3. Austrian - To the frustration of some RL friends, I am not really willing to learn our local dialects. I understand enough for what social interactions I do, but I dont speak it.

Fluent in:
English (duh)
Learning (In order of fluency)
French
Spanish
Romanian
German
Portuguese
Esperanto
Italian

Pretty much everything after Spanish, only know a very small amount of

English (fluent)
Welsh (some, enough to take part in discussions)
French (learnt at from year 6 to 9 - only remember the basics)
German numbers and some phrases that their leader said during a certain war (one of my teachers is German and counts us in German to check if where all in and memes)

If you include computer languages, I could easily have a conversation or describe things in HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript and Python.

Anglish and even then not too good :-)))))

German: Its obviously, isnt it :D
English:

Yeah, that are all languages i am able to speak ^^

I speak American.

They tried teaching me Spanish in school but I forgot it.

-English
-Afrikaans
-Dutch(mostly)

learnt:
-Polish
-Serbian

Polish and English. A bit of German, but you really don't want to read/hear my German :p
And then nothing worth mentioning, learned some Old Church Slavonic and French but to very little extent.

Edited 2/13/2018 18:44:53

Fluent in English and Hindi; conversational Spanish that I haven't used in 4 years, and then bits and pieces of French.

English, Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, broken Bengali, little bit Japanese and trying to learn French.

English and Qaclostani.

English and Portuguese fluently, conversational Spanish (very basic), and just about enough Japanese to look like a retard publicly (individual words).

I can teach people Qaclostani.

English and Spanish

Typical american

Does Quenya/Sindarin count?

Edited 2/13/2018 23:54:21

You clearly don't know Quenya if you call it Quendi.

I never called it that senpai =3

well..

Romanian (as native language ) with most of it's dialects (well, it's mostly phonetic diferences )
English (like second native language XD )
French (barely conversational and some phrases. Can read well though.Learned in school, though I dont really enjoy )
Japanese (some conversational expresions, usual expresions and random phrases and words. I also can spell this entire thing : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jugemu )
German (few phrases,can count,words from different shooter games )
Spanish (few conversational, learned in school just one year )
Russian (some words and phrases )
Italian (some words, can say Spaghett in like all italian dialects {learned for fun } )
Polish (few words, all words that contain word kurwa )
Serbian (actualy I can only sing it. I just know lyrics from some of Roki Vulovik's songs )
Korean (few words and titles from historical dramas [which I enjoy to watch ])
Some other few words in Finnish, Chinese, Arab and Turkish

I can say omae wa mou shindeiru, so I guess that means I know Japanese.

English: natively.

Spanish: conversational but not fully fluent (I'm forgetful of words). I only really use it with family and certain customers at my job who don't speak any other language.

Hungarian: Basic phrases, could probably hold basic small talk if I tried.

Edited 2/14/2018 21:15:18