Languages

[Zanza]

English and enough French to find directions, get a meal etc.

This.

[Alexandru H.]

English, German and an acceptable level in romani (the so-called sinti), aromanian and latin...

[The Brain]

Fluent (shut up ) in English.

Some German.

[Crazy_Ivan80]

Dutch (duh), fluent enough eglish I guess, decent enough french (especially if I get a day to gear up), passable german, can decipher spanish, italian, danish and a bit of swedish if I have a lot of time (but only if written).
I really should make the effort to get those last ones up to at least being able to understand them when spoken  but meh, can't be arsed atm.

[Iormlund]

Just English other than native Spanish. I used to be fluent in German, but haven't spoken it for 15 years or so.

[The Larch]

Besides Spanish and Galician, my mother tongues, and English, I'm fluent in Italian, can understand Portuguese pretty well, and remember a little bit of French from High School.

[Josquius]

I too have dabbled in many and mastered none.
It doesn't help that I suck in languages too.

[Eddie Teach]

Dutch (duh),

Do all Russians speak Dutch?

[Eddie Teach]

Not fluent in anything but English.  But there's a long way between English only and being fluent in something else.

Not when the question is about what languages you're fluent in. 

[Lucidor]

My German is pretty good.

[The Brain]

My German is pretty good.

He's an excellent dancer?

[Ed Anger]

I can grok some Beaner and Frog. Fluent? Not a chance.

[Neil]

Native English, and French well enough to conduct detailed business negotiations in that language.

[Strix]

I learned a significant amount of Latin, Spanish, and Chinese, and I dabbled in French.

The issue I have always run into is the availability of being able to use my language skills enough from them not to deteriorate.

[Queequeg]

By the end of the year I'll be reasonably fluent in Russian, probably not able to go through all of Onegin without a dictionary but all my classes save Turkish involve a lot of Russian text.  And, obviously, I can speak some Turkish.  And some German.