How many languages do you speak? (with moderate fluency)

English and Spanish.

English and French, plus smatterings of Spanish and Hebrew.

What a depressing question. I used to speak French, but lost it because I had nobody to practice with.

i'm counting c programming language

English, Japanese, Cantonese (sort of)

I can do a little French, but no where near fluency

The answer should be more like "1 1/2" since I'm not at all FLUENT in Spanish, but I can usually make myself understood, and can follow the gist of a sentence if it's spoken slowly enough.

I don't think my four years of spanish equate to "moderate fluency."

I know Italian and English. I have been studying Korean but don't know it with moderate fluency.

french and german and english, oh and a bit of hebrew I also know Java, Perl and C/C++ . . oh and HTML. . . and the "International language. . ."

In between 2 & 3, English, french, and by the end of this year I'll be fluent in German.

English and Spanish (so I said two), plus reasonable French and I can use those to get the gist of written Portuguese or Italian. I also have a smattering of Russian and a few words of German and Japanese. I'd like to sit down and actually learn the rules in Portuguese and Italian.

I've lost enough french that I couldn't say I speak it with any kind of fluency at this point

Spanish , Valencian and French. Now I'm learning english... *** Hmmm.... I'm surprised by the largue amount of people that speaks spanish!

English and German. I picked up a bit of Italian at one time, but have lost most of it. I'm also very good at communicating with animals.

I'm not including computer languages here... English, and I can understand and make myself understood in Spanish, at least for the most part. I used to be more fluent than I am now.

english and a little spanish (which I have from 4th grade through college) also a minimal amount of sign language

English, sort of.

I can interpret French and American Sign Language ...

i'm working on japanese...

With 'moderate fluency', Swedish, English, and Spanish. I wouldn't say I 'speak' Danish and Norwegian, though I understand them fully (and a Dane or a Norwegian would understand my Swedish). I'm getting better at Scottish, though I don't speak it. I understand (and could probably function ever so clumsily) in German and French.

Three with moderate fluency. A fourth used to be fluent, now just a few words. A fifth, just a little bit.

English it is, and some days I have trouble with that.

Two, but I'd like to speak more. I even made an extremely halfhearted attempt to learn Spanish a while back.

2 (english and spanish) fluently, 1 (portuguese) well enough to get by in the country, 2 more (german and hebrew) well enough to stammer through it with a dictionary at hand (that is, I have the syntax but very little vocab). I can also muddle through a bit of ASL, so "gestures" isn't entirely wrong.

English and ASL, and I'm beginning to wonder why everyone isn't running out to learn a signed language, because it is oh so much fun!!

I speak English fluently and could get by (just) if I woke up in France.