What languages do you know?
 

Engrish
日本語 (Japanese)
Espanol (Spanish)

Just wondering, :)

Just English, but am going to try to find someone to teach me Irish Gaelic when I move up to Boston. I really want to learn Gaelic. I only know a few sayings and insults.

I barely know English, and my Spanish is beyond horrible. :D

English
Filipino (Tagalog)
a bit of spanish... thinking of becoming fluent soon

English and Spanish

Engrish and Russian

english and spanglish

Englisch und deutsch

The language of 'ong'.

I A Mong Song O Mong A Tong U Rong E!

Translated: I am so mature! ;)

I can get by in English and (somewhat in) French. And I'm getting pretty good at understanding what my parents' cat wants.

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 :(

Um, english and a few spanish cuss words.
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Pendejo

English and decent at Spanish.

I can write and talk ok in Spanish, problem is that I'm so slow in processing things that I usually can never understand what someone else is saying.

Japanese, though it is starting to fade pretty good.

Haven't studied in years. :(

We can chat this summer once I get more into the curve! We'll set up a japanese section for nenpi mania...that might actually be an idea...

English and some Spanish. It's easy to pick up Spanish when living in California.

I'm also fluent in metric, both grams to ounces/pounds and inches/feet to mm/cm/meters. It's very useful in an American bike shop.