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Japanese, besides English. I used to learn Spanish (although I onlyu remember one sentece) and I'm learning English because I have to.

I'm currently in my third year of French and can not speak one word of it fluently.

I remember: Je vais a la plage From French I.

I took latin last year, and it rocked.

But then I switched schools and now I have to take spanish.
Even though its like a million times easier than latin, LATIN IS SO MUCH COOLER!

I took French for three years and still retain some of it (I read much better than I speak), I know a teeny tiny bit of Spanish (it helps when trying to make the Spanish ladies at work understand me ). And I know lots of random words in Japanese lol.

I took Italian for one semester, but I had to drop it because I kept getting it hopeless mixed up with French. Now I can only remember a few words.

Chinese. And bits of Italian, French and Malay. Oh and English (common sense, right).

I can speak and write english, speak Cantonese Chinese, and ummm...I'm learning latin. Latin rocks.

Wow, this topic's older than I thought. Anyway, since I made it, I haven't forgotten English, my Spanish has gotten much better, and I've been learning random bits of Japanese (mostly hiragana and some travel phrases). My goal is to at least be bilingual, hopefully more. =D

I know a tiny bit of spanish. And my favorite phrase (although I may be translating terribly, so somebody let me know if I am) is Su madre es una vaca. Which I do believe means that your mother is a cow.

yay for Spanish 3, the easiest class I'm currently taking.
I took japanese privately a couple years ago, but got too busy and now all I can remember is "elephant" and "Where's the bathroom?"

I took 3 years of Spanish in high school. I'm certainly not fluent or anything, but it's always good to know when you live in California.

I speak Finnish, Swedish and English fluently, my French is okay and due to the fact that I know Swedish I also understand Norwegian (almot all of it) and some Danish. Thanks to my knowledge of the Finnish language I understand some Estonian as well. Additionally I guess I know a whole bunch of words and phrases in German and Spanish, even though I've never studied them. I'm thinking of starting to study Japanese next year (and I know bits and pieces of it already) at the university and um... I guess that's about it.

Then there's of couse those languages in which I only know a few words and phrases, such as Maltese, Italian, Latin and so on, but I don't think those really count in this case

I speak English and German (my mother tongue) and French, but my Frnehc still needs a lot of improvement.

I've been learning Japanese for about 3 years without being good at it....

I know NOTHING. Well, except english. I'm pretty bad at pig latin too
I know a few words of other languages of course, but not enough to actually carry on a conversation or... form a sentence. Pretty sad.

i used to be fluent in spanish, but i lost most of it (i took it for 6 years)
i took three years of french
i was conversationally fluent in romanian (i went out with a boy who's parents didn't speak english, so you do what you have to haha)
i took latin for two years (i reccomend this to anyone who wants a better understanding of the english language)
i dabbled in italian (to almost no avail other than mi-chiamo marco!)
and i can count in german haha

I speak Chinese and I took several years of French.