For me it's:
>Polish (N)
>English (C1)
>Esperanto (B1)
>Russian (A1)
>Japanese (learning towards A1/N5)
Honorable mentions:
>High German (forgot most of it since middle school, know a couple of phrases)
>Ukrainian (learned just some basic phrases)
What languages do you speak?
Gabriel Murphy
Nathan Garcia
>Polish (N)
>Silesian (N)
>English (C1)
>Russian (B2)
>German (A2)
>French (A1)
Carson Morales
>English (A1)
Adam Harris
>Spanish (N)
>Galician (CELGA4, equivalent to C2 afaik)
>English (C1)
>Portuguese (A1-2)
been trying to learn italian through duolingo but lost inerest
Colton Hall
Зaчeм вaм pyccкий?
Chase Long
English c2
Spanglish c1
Ebonics c1
I forgot how to speak my native language spanish
Alexander Lee
B лицee нaм нaдo былo пoлyцить двa языки. Я пoлyчил aнглийcкий нaтypaльнo и былы в шкoлe тoжe фpaнцyзcкий, иcпaнcкий, итaлийcкий, нeмeцкий и pyccкий. Пoлyцил pyccкий пoтoмy чтo oн мнe нpaвилcя и oн тoжe cлaвяньcкий. Heиpoничнo oн был мнe нyжeн чтoбы гoвopить c мигpaнтaми из вocтoкa и цeйчac пocлe фeвpaлa c бeжeньцaми из Укpaины.
Landon Fisher
Binnish
English
German
Swedish
Estonian
Latin
Persian
a bit of Klingon
Henry Fisher
>Spanish (N)
>English (C2)
>Italian (B1)
>German (A2)
Jose Turner
uh, what's your native language?
Jaxon Taylor
>Russian(N)
>Ukrainian(N)
>English(C2)
>Polish(B2)
>Japanese(B1? Passed N3 last year, wanna get N2 this year)
>Hebrew(A1)
Austin Gray
English (native)
French (B2)
German (B1)
Jonathan Perez
>French (N)
>English (B2/C1)
>Turkish (B1)
Honorable mentions :
German, which I studied 10 years at school but forgot everything
Arabic/Darija, which my father speaks but never bothered teaching me
Hudson Fisher
can read, speak and write: icelandic, english
can read: old norse, faroese
most of the time i can at least get the context of what scandies are saying in text due to danish lessons and a bit of thinking
Camden Richardson
Do you read Norse sagas and Eddas as part of your school curriculum?
Noah Gutierrez
Polish Warsaw dialect (N)
Ian Kelly
yes
old norse is easy, the only real difference (in writing) is some vowels and word endings
Cameron Edwards
>>Japanese (learning towards A1/N5)
A1 is N4
N5 is pre-A1
Jace Barnes
english
Nathan Moore
>Spanish (N)
>English (C1)
>German (C1) but not very fluent anymore since I haven't used it at all since school
>French (a bit, no official title)
>Basque (same as French)
Zachary Gomez
English (N)
Japanese (N5)