English, and some what I call a mixed wad of Spanish and French. I studied Spanish for 6 years during Middle and High School but never used it then a 1 year of French in College and never used it. So now I have a very messy ball of language in my head and when I am SO sure that I know the right word, it comes out in the wrong language. I don't know if it's Spanich or Frenish! :p

I do manage to get my needs communicated after either the puzzled stare or the laughter stops!

Osomajor, i too started learning japanese, but had to stop when i started work full-time as i didn't have time to go to the lessons. (They were afternoon ones.)
It's a fascinating and lovely language, and they have two alphabets, one for informal and one for formal use. I fully intend to learn it when i get the time. (Probably when i retire!!!)

English, Spanish, Piglatin, Ebonics

Ihay enceymay .. owway igpay atinlay, Iway usedway otay itewray ecretsay otesnay inway atthay atway oolschay inkingthay atthay
onay-oneway ouldway understandway emthay. Ofway oursecay eythay idday! Owhay embarrassingway!

Sally-Anne – my brother has lived in Japan for 15 years and I first visited him there 3 years ago. For some reason it hadn’t crossed my mind that he would be speaking Japanese! I was so impressed when he started talking in this amazing language .. my little brother, talking pretty pictures! Amazing.

Ojay

baaaaaaaah

English
Danish
Swedish
Dutch
German

Hur kommer det sig att du kan holländska, svenska och danska ColinK?

Mencey, are you really fluent in ebonics? I'd like to improve mine

Pia- Jeg boede i Danmark i syv aar. Og spillede ishokey i Sverige og Nederlands.

I can speak English, some Spanish (enough to get
along) and of course, Appalachian, the dialect of
Southeastern Ohio.

Wow, Colin K. Låter intressant.