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@mrbee: We both just posted about foreign languages. You'll like that video I just posted.

DH speaks Spanish. He learned in school and then lived in Spain for a year.

I speak a little Spanish but I'd like to be fluent.

My husband speaks 4 languages, his mother tounge is considered a dialect, so he counts German as his first language. Then he learned French, Italian and English.

I speak Italian and German. I studied French and Spanish, but I don't consider myself at all fluent.

DH and I speak Spanish at home. We met when I lived in South America, so it is the language we got to know each other in, and DH's English is still not quite there. So Spanish it is.

I understand Portuguese reasonably well, but I can't speak it at all. I always joke that it sounds like drunk people speaking Spanish

At this point in time, its just English for me. But I had a Mexican nanny growing up, so I used to be fluent in Spanish.

DH speaks Portuguese. He used to be fluent in German too, but has lost a lot of it. I've been trying to learn Portuguese, but it hasn't gone so well

We speak Korean!

Korean and bad French.
Cantonese, Spanish and worse French.

@Leialou: What are you using to brush up on your French? That was actually one of my goals this year.

I speak Spanish and English, DH only speaks English.

Spanish was my first language. I know some words in Japanese. DH doesn't know any other languages but can handle some spanish.

I can read some French and Italian, too. VERY little haha.

We're Canadian so it's not really foreign but we both speak enough French to get by. DH can also speak a little Spanish.

DH speaks Russian fluently. I only speak English, unfortunately!

@Freckles: Rocket Languages. It was $89 and I like it so far. I'm also planning on buying a few of my favorite books in French and watch some movies in French too. I'm hoping to eventually find someone to write/email in French for some more practice.

My husband can speak basic conversational Spanish. I took Spanish four years in high school, but lost most of it by now.
I studied in Greece and could communicate decently in modern Greek, but I'm really rusty know.

I was fascinated with languages when I was little and learned lots of songs in different languages. I can sing songs in Russian, Spanish, Mandarin, Greek, French, and German.

I'm taking ASL classes this summer. Not sure if that "counts".

I speak some Spanish and I've learned a lot of it from my kids at work. This past year, 9 of my 19 students were ESL.

My husband is fluent in Spanish (his mom is from Mexico). I know a little Spanish but not enough to carry on a conversation.

DH speaks fluent Albanian, basic German, and basic Spanish.
I speak fluent Albanian, basic German, and basic Romani (used to speak it well but I've lost a lot).
We're currently learning Arabic and Bosnian together.

I speak Vietnamese fluently, the hubs speaks English only

I used to speak Spanish fluently but after years of not speaking it much I'd need a lot of practice. I can still read and understand it decently though. I understand French pretty well but don't have the confidence in speaking it much yet.

DH's first language is French, he speaks Spanish pretty well, he lived in Italy in elementary school and was fluent for awhile when they returned but he can't even understand it now. He's a really good mimic so he has bits and pieces of other languages and he can trick people momentarily because he's spot on with different accents.