How many languages can you speak?

I started the other day learning Polish with a pimsleur cd(pimsleur is used by the CIA and FBI for quick learning of languages.. the cd usually costs $300+).. its goin well so far... stumbled on the 2nd lesson because its a difficult language to pronounce.... but i've downloaded Italian, Haitian Creole, Thai, Vietnemese, Brazilian Portugese, Korean, Japanese, Mandrin and Hindi.. i'm gonna see how many languages i can learn.. so far all i can speak is Spanish.. and its limited because i havent used it in forever

 

haha english obviously

i speak alot of german, but my grammer sucks ass so

 

Three. French, Spanish, English. Hopefully someday I'll learn Polish, Russian, German, and Arabic. I really want to go to the Mediterranean someday. That's why I know French and Spanish right now. I want to learn Arabic so I can go to the Mid-East and North Africa. The other three because, well, it's my heritage. When I was in college I was studying language. I like to call myself a language buff.

 

that is prolly the most valuable thing I've learned all day
thanks man =D

 

glad i could help

 

one...haha.

 

I'm fluent in Italian and English. I know much Japanese, basic words in Spanish and Russian, and some songs in German (But I can't speak German).

 

i can speak english
and most spanish. i'm a spanish major!

 

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English
Espanol

Soy bueno, soy mucho bueno.

 

does slang count?

cuz lyk OMG i can tlk lyk a 16 yr old girl!!

1 4150 5P33< 1337

 

English and American Sign Language and Exact English Sign Language

 

just english. I'd like to learn spanish or German though. German solely for the purpose of reading Hesse's books as they were intended (not bogged down/altered due to translations).

 

1337 l0lz0rzh

 

half? or HEX?.. you can't really speak HEX.. you can type it though

 

wtf is HEX

 

i can speak pig latin

iay ancay peaksay igpay atinlay

 

lol how do you speak pig lating hahaah

edit: is it lust like make the first letter the third to last letter and end it with ay?

like ihay ymay amenay siay aylortay

ahaha i have that so wrong

 

In mathematics and computer science, hexadecimal, base-16, or simply hex, is a numeral system with a radix, or base, of 16, usually written using the symbols 0–9 and A–F, or a–f. Its primary purpose is to represent the binary code in a format easier for humans to read, and acts as a form of shorthand, in which one hexadecimal digit stands in place of four binary bits. For example, the decimal numeral 79, whose binary representation is 01001111, is 4F in hexadecimal (4 = 0100, F = 1111).

 

I was always better with binary
I just never took the time to memorize the hex though