English, obviously. “Hi! I'm Arceus.”
I know un poco Spanish. “Hola! Yo soy Arceus.”
Some Greek. “Γειά! Είμαι ο Αρκέους.”
And finally, Japanese. “こんにちは！アルセウスです。”

I know some Latvian. “Kartupeļis” means potato, of course.

English
French - School
Chinese (Mandarin) - Extracurricular
Some Japanese.

That's it for me.

English (Second language I learned but use more often)
Spanish (First language I learned and still know)
Japanese (Learned it for before school club and forgot everything I learned)
ASL (I know very few words but I can spell!)

Japanese
English

Spanish
English
Portuguese
and a few words of other languages

english
filipino
some mandarin
some japanese

Polish (Primary),
English (Secondary),
German (learning since 7th grade),
and simple words from Japanese.

English: fluent
French: I’d say I know intermediate french.
“Salut, je m’appele Choc (n’est pas dans la vraie vie) et j’ai douze ans. J’habite en le sud ouest d’Angleterre. J’adore jouer les jeux-video (spécifiquement Animal Crossing: New Horizons et Splatoon 2) et regarder les clips video dans YouTube. Je joue le violon dans l’orchestre d’école et normalement j’ai cours de violon après école en vendredi.”
Translates to
“Hi, my name is Choc (not in real life) and I’m 12. I live in south west England. I love to play video games (specifically Animal Crossing: New Horizons and Splatoon 2) and to watch YouTube videos. I play the violin in my school orchestra and normally I would have a violin lesson after school on Fridays.”
Spanish: i don’t know the numbers 1-10, but the only ones I don’t know are 6 and 9!
Chinese (mandarin): numbers 1-10 and hand signals and some basic words.
Japanese: numbers 1-10.

arabic (fluent, my parents have an “arabic only” rule)
spanish (beginner, take it at school)
esperanto (noob, took a few months duolingo lessons)

Some Japanese

English - Fluent
Spanish - Definitely NOT fluent but I can at least start a small conversation!

I want to learn Egyptian hieroglyphics for fun, anyone else?

English, and French. I also know (the numbers only lol) Spanish.

englishe

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Also,
English (duh)
German (it's my nativve language) (edit 2025: nativve)
Italian (sale, grazie, prego)
Romanian (şi, pisică, urs)
Japanese (neko, konnichiwa, watashi) (edit 2025: native scripts what is that)
Spanish (Yo, soy, y)
French (pas, oui, non)
Russian (kot, privyet, russki) (edit 2025: obviously not the native script but also “russki” is not even the correct romanization)
Latin (bestia, currere, malus)


I can only fluently speak in English and German, but I do know a few words in a lot of languages (even though they are very weird) xD

English (native language)
Spanish (learning in school, we'll ignore my F in that class.)
Japanese (self studying, I can currently come up with a few sentences but most of them are useless. For example, when am I going to need to say 「私はねこですか。」)
French (Just from picking stuff up from different media and my friends who are studying French for a trip. I mostly only know numbers because of that one song in Hamilton)

English (native language)
French (learnt at primary school but can barely remember any now)
German (currently learning- know a fair bit but definitely not fluent)

Wow, this is an old topic…

English (native) (British )
French (somewhat can understand) (Intermediate A2-B1) (Bizzarement, j'irais à la université d'Oxford parce que j'aime le francais)
Spanish (same with French but I forgor some) (No voy a hacer la tarea por que ya estoy mal)
German (still learning, A1 and I don't want to still learn this) (Ich liebe Deutsch nicht)
Tagalog (this should be my lingua franca but unfortunately I had hard times learning English and Tagalog together ) (Kamusta ka? Paalam!)

there are more that I have tried to learn but kind of gave up (on Duolingo) like:
Vietnamese (xin chao. nguoi viet (NO TONES))
Chinese (hànbǎobāo (tones), shui, bing (no tones)
and more

Usually English (“hehehe, that was my intention” - I'm fluent), but a little Italian (“è vietato oltrepassare la linea gialla” - ne so parecchio, sto imparando ora), Spanish (“oh no, ¿por qué haces eso?” - solo unas pocas frases) and some Japanese (「へへへ、それが私の意図だった」 ~ ひらがなとカタカナがいくつか認識できます). Started to translate one of my WIP games in multiple languages, maybe fluent speakers could help.

TRUE FACT: I was encouraged to learn Italian when I visted the Verona Porta Nuova station (if you know RFI, you know), and I'm learning Spanish after I realized I need to do translations. I have no idea how I did learn these two obviously. *lip-smack*