Finnish, english and very rusty swedish! :D

German, English (I like local accents, aye!), a tiny bit Norwegian and some Latin.

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(ianfreddie07 @ Aug 19 2007, 12:09 AM) [snapback]305427[/snapback]</div>I too know one - Indonesian. only a little as i am still learning, but my learning proces is pending. i can mostly understand what they are saying but it's hard to say anything back. lovely language in it's simplicity.

Otherwise aside form my native slovenian i also speak english and german and i guess that is now called croatian.

French mostly just so i can be referee on a fencing match and a bit more (had to learn it at least a bit cause it was official langauge in all fencing correspondence).

since i Spanish and Italian are lating they can somehow also be understood if they are saying them slowly or if i can read them. i know enough to find my way arround. too bad there isn't more time to learn more lanuages. i guess games, work and school eat up too much time.

Taking german right now (this'l be third year in high school, personally I wouldn't really count that as being able to speak it tho LOL), and English of course.

Probabally take some random language (as well as german still) in college, I've got a bunch of chinese uhhh "teach youself" junk, but haven't really gotten down to it yet as its all audio (not really what I wanted but ok) so I'm waiting to put it on my MP3 player.

I only speak english
My gf speaks english, malay, sarawakian, some dialects like kenyah and iban and understands conversational cantonese and indonesian.

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(STFM @ Aug 22 2007, 06:12 AM) [snapback]305964[/snapback]</div>That's one educated lass! :ok:

I speak my native Slovene, English and German... and then all of a sudden I found out I speak a whole variety of other languages as well... Croatian, Serbian, Bosnian and Montenegrian (all used to be classified as one language Serbo-Croatian). Anyway, the good thing about slavic languages is that if your ears opens up to two or three of them, you'll be able to understand quite a lot of other slavic languages too, so I kindda catch some Czeck, Slovak, Russian, Polish, Macedonian...

Tried Latin (can't really say I'm able to use it apart from quoting) and ancient Greek (and it's all Greek to me) and tried to learn Italian, but lacked the willpower and time...

i think all the slavic people kinda understand each other=)

Ja, to je dobro!

:sneaky:

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(_r.u.s.s. @ Aug 22 2007, 01:41 PM) [snapback]306001[/snapback]</div>Prdež. :D