English, French, German, Swiss-German, some Spanish, a couple of arabic words. (insults, "water", "bread", "please", "thank you". Usually not used in that order.)
Tom.

Oh, and I know how to say "your bike is a piece of junk" in Korean :)

let's not forget that you speak canadian too.

English, rusty German (not sure if that's bad hoch Deutch, or bad platt Deutch ;) ), a few words in French and Spanish.

Anglais (evidamment!)
Fran?ais
un peu d'Allemand
un peu d'Espagnol

SVOboy -

English
Broken Spanish (necesito aprender mas palabras)
Cat (aka MetroMPG)

...The following counted in college...

Basic
C/C++
Fortran
Java
Unix Bourne Shell Script

CarloSW2

English
Georgian (US)
Alabamian
Mississippian
Lousianaian (not much though, too much Cajun mixed in)
and of course Floridian - a mixture of all of the above plus more, like in south Florida non-native Floridians (we call them "Snow-Birds") say Ruf - as in dog woof - when they actaully are trying to say Roof.

Enough Spanish - German - Arabic to get me by if I happen to be stranded in whatever country. Can read more of it than actually speak it.

^^^^^^^^^ agree with you on that^^^^^^^^^^^^^

drove thru miss and scared the crap outa me cuz the last time i stopped somewhere besides a gas station was in tenn/ky which they speak the same as IL (at least where im from) just a bit more southern tang to it.

I never would have believed it until after I lived in The South for a few years, but yes, they'all speak a bit differently and I can now peg a person's home state by their inflection.

Yeah, me too:
C++
Visual Basic (VB.NET)
Pascal
Fortran
Basic (from the '80s)

My Spanish is rusty :(