How many languages can you speak fluently?

Question

definition of fluent for those who seem not to know what it means.....Able to express oneself readily and effortlessly

Answer 1

English and Greek

how on earth can I get a thumbs down for speaking two languages?

Answer 2

Fluently?  Only 3.  

But.. I was born multi-lingual.  I speak Korean, Russian, and Vietnamese fluently.

I really want to say that I'm also fluent in English, French, and German, .... but I don't do so well when it comes to speaking.  So I guess I'm not fluent in these languages.

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EDIT:

lol. ermm.. did I use the wrong word?

ugh.. English is so hard for me.  When I said multi-lingual, I meant uhhh all 3 of those languages are my "1st" languages.  My mom is korean and vietnamese so she  only spoke to me in those languages....  My dad is Russian so he spoke to me only in Russian. I guess I just picked up these languages when I was a baby? haha..  I don't know.  

xD

Answer 3

finnish (my mother tounge) and swedish....

Answer 4

4 >>English, Italian, Japanese, and Tsalagi.

Answer 5

I speak Swedish and English fluently and manage ok in Danish, German and French.

Answer 6

English, Spanish, and some Italian

Answer 7

My first language is Welsh, I'm fluent in English and I can get by in French and Portuguese.

Answer 8

Greek (my native language) and Ingliss.... ooops... I meant English!!!

Answer 9

I can only speak one language fluently, and that's my native language, English!

I can speak quite a lot of German and a tiny bit of French though.

Answer 10

Fluently?  Only the English language, American version.

Answer 11

English, Navajo, Russian, Ukrainian

Answer 12

3-Tamil,English,Malay.

Answer 13

Three fluently and a bunch of others passably. :-)

Answer 14

One and I'm utterly ashamed of that. I just wish I had time to learn another. I am pretty good with English though- I'm an English teacher. I wouldn't know which language to learn for the best either.

Answer 15

FACT: nobody speaks any language fluently

Answer 16

apart from english, two..

Answer 17

4 languages in the exact order: Armenian, English, Arabic, French

well Armenian is my native language, i was born in Lebanon which is an arab country, my second language in school was French and English is my key to relaxation through songs and literature..

Answer 18

Two. English and utter rubbish when I've had a few drinks. On reflection make that one, I speak utter rubbish most of the time.

Answer 19

I can't even speak my own native English half the time! lol

Answer 20

2. bengali and english and im learning french at school.

Answer 21

I was born in a small pocket of Ireland that speaks Irish Gaelic as a first language, before moving to England when I was 5.

So, gaelic, english, french and japanese.

Those are the languages that I could hold a conversation in a native country with.

I can even read a fair amount of kanji.

Answer 22

2, English and i'm learning german at school

Answer 23

None

Answer 24

Mathematics!! Like a native!!!

Answer 25

Hello i can speak english, urdu, punjabi, arabic and french! However, i am muslim so these are the languages which i come accross on a daily basis in my house x  

Answer 26

technically 3, in reality none

Answer 27

Well, not as a mother-tongue speaker, but quite fluently: Italian (mother-tongue), English and French.

Answer 28

English and Spanish.  

Answer 29

Only 2.  English and Gibberish!

Answer 30

3. English, Russian, and Hebrew. I can also read and understand Ukranian but I can't talk, so it doesn't count! And I'm learning French and Latin at school

Hope I helped! :)

Answer 31

Im fluent in English and fluent In Spanish.

moved to spain & im in a spanish school ;]