Any other languages, other than English?!

[Wolfie_Lover]

[Bloo.]

I speak just a teeny bit Russian
 I'm still learning :3

[Crin]

I speak English, a little bit of French, a handful of phrases in Latin, and quite a bit of SikSikan Blackfoot, a type of Native American language.

[PrettyReckless]

I speak English as it's my second language, and Swedish. I'm sorry to say I don't know more than such.

[wolffox]

Hrmm... English, a bit of Latin as I studied it for two years, I can understand most Spanish but not speak it... And I am quite fluent in sarcasm as well as the Floof Language.

[Dafniforfree]

Greek,English,some German and some Spanish ._.

[shusuke]

I originally used to speak French but after moving to the United States I got out of practice and forgot most of what I knew. On top of that we didn't really speak French at home anyway.

I'm learning Japanese, but I can read it better than I can speak it [not that I completely understand it all the time].

[Hallucination]

I speak some Pennsylvania Dutch, normal Dutch,and German, and I am learning Chinese soon, hopefully. =3

[lugailover]

In my school it is necessary to learn:

Spanish, French, Irish.

Although I learn Japanese myself because I enjoy learning it =>

[shusuke]

The hard part of learning Japanese for me is double consonants. I always get confused about how to romanize them. XD I can read it but I can't romanize it or I always get paranoid that I'll be wrong.

Take ??'s user for example. It's "red fox" in katakana but I forgot the small tsu [?] and o [?] were SMALL, so I pronounced it all wrong when I tried saying it out loud. If I were to try and say it it would come out as "reddo fokuso" [it's easier to say than it looks, though] or something along those lines.

?? also means "red fox" [as in the species; vulpes vulpes), but is pronounced akagitsune.

I'll stop rambling now and go back to isolate myself in my study corner.