I speak English and I know a tiny bit of Spanish from High School. I think I've pretty much forgotten it all though.
I have spoken English all my life and it is my main language. But I have taken 6 years of Spanish. Know how to speak a little.
I did Hindi in high school and I finally taking it up again six years later. Hopefully I will remember some.
English and Mandarin is all I know. I wish I know 10 different languages though so I can easily travel around the world without any communication barriers.
English and Chinese. With China and America being the top 2 countries, these languages are all you need to know to get somewhere in the future
I'm American so I know English but I've also studied French and Italian. I'm a big big fan of studying other languages.. I think it's pretty awesome to be able to go into another country and speak with locals.
I speak English fluently. My mother is fluent in French and I really wish she had taught it to me when I was younger. The only language I'm interesting in learning is Spanish, mainly because my boyfriend and his family speak it and it feels weird being the only one that doesn't.
I once tried to teach myself Finnish, which would have been really fun except I'm soooo bad with languages. Took a year of Italian and a year of Japanese in University, barely remember anything from either of them
I know french (native) english and spanish, but I definitely want to know many many languages. I think it would be so great if I was able to talk russian, mandarin chinese and portugese
I know four languages, Thai, Taiwan, English, Cantonese. Godly right but it took me 18 years to learn those crap. haha
Did you see the Discovery Channel program (or Learning Channel?) about this guy who learned Icelandic (and I mean fluently) in seven days? The guy supposedly is a Rainman-like savant, but he didn't seem very socially challenged. It was pretty amazing. After seven days, he went on an Icelandic TV talkshow and had no problem conversing with everyone.