How many languages do you know?

[vickysue]

I only speak English, but living in state with a lot of Mexican people I understand a lot more then they  know which comes in handy. But  I won't speak it. After all this is America and they should learn English.  Now my husband is flaunt in it. But he rarely lets  them know either. Again it sure comes in handy.

[makeblessed]

Fluent in English only, I can speak a little Spanish but just very basic conversation.

[Yukichan77]

Sadly, only English. I really want to learn Korean, though!

[UGetPaid]

One language is all that I need.  (Studied French in high school and German in college, but can't speak a lick of either one today).

[autumnsparklemom]

Just English. I took French and Spanish in college but have forgotten it now.

[michele2042]

Just English for me.  I admire folks that can speak two or more languages fluently.  I have a former coworker who spoke 7 different languages.   Was always funny when I would hear him speaking to someone else in a different language and I would hear my name, I would immediately go into his office and ask what he was saying about me, always in good fun. 

[freedavis]

I actually know English of course but also spanish as a second language.

[ljrjess69]

engish is all i know and  all i want to know....

[mjoseph1]

english, but going to master spanish, creole, and mandarin

[nmbrown863]

Only English. My grandmother was from Japan and I wish I would have learned to speak Japanese before she passed.

[ccandpam]

I'm an English speaking person mostly, but I do know some Spanish. Before I moved to the Country we lived around a lot of Spanish People in the City and I learned what I know from them.

[bshee58]

I only speak my native language,English.

[vg7405]

Fluently, English. I knew a little bit of Spanish when I was in high school. Currently, I am trying to learn Japanese.

[gwilson31]

English fluently.  Also know a little Spanish and some Greek. 

[Cbsteffen]

Good luck. I know English (my mother tongue), Spanish, Italian, and rather fair amounts of Portuguese and Swedish.