Romanian(native)
English
German

- Arabic (native).
- French (we have to keep in touch with European countries, and France is the most important of em, so they start teaching us French since our first school year).
- English (started getting the hang of it since I was 5-6 through watching TV, after that, I loved the language and decided to get more in depth).
- Italian (extremely rusty, but my uncle is living in Italy so I pick up a few words and sentences).

german (native)
english (started getting intressted when i was about 6 and played a rayman learning-game and there was an english section.)
gaulish (got intressted when i listened to eluveitie - omnos and wondered what they were speaking. sad that its a dead language :<)
celtic (also got intressted when i listened to an celtic-metal song. just dont rememver what it was :/)
turkish (a bit, my dad is half turkish. can say some sentences like "yes im fine" or "i finished this". was never really intressted in learning it fluently)
and tons of german dialects (ruhrdeutsch, bayrisch, berlinerisch, schwфbisch, sфchsisch, plattdeutsch, niederdeutsch, hochdeutsch, іsterreichisch, hannoveranisch, ostfriesisch, schweizerisch (i dont know if english words exist for this))

English
And Spanish(Native)

• Russian (native)

• English at teen-age knowledge

So I can speak only those 2 languages. I started learning English just like EJM did: through watching shows. But then I decided to learn it harder, so yeah.

Oh, I also really love quoting some French phrases. Makes me feel cool.

xD seems like there aren't much who speak japanese D:

eeeeeeeeeeeewwwwwwwwwwwww

you should be banned for that!
jk jk

I lived 2 years in Cataluёa. (still don't like Catalan)

well lets see
I live in netherlands so i speak dutch
My parents are from marocco so i speak arabic also
At school i learn
English
German
Frence
And chinese
And i also speak a little spanish and italian but not every good

I'm just fluent in English nothing special. I've heard that English is actually the most difficult language to learn, I wonder where that bs came from

English (Native)
French- learned to speak it from my father.