Anyone here speak any language other than English and whatever their native language is?

I've just begun learning Latin using this: http://www.cambridgescp.com/page.php?p=clc^oa_book1^stage1

My native being Finnish, I also speak fluent English and, err, not-that-fluent Swedish.

The reason for Swedish is that it's still the second official language in Finland and is a mandatory subject in schools. Rather old-fashioned.

I did Latin at the Grammar School I went to as a teenager. I also did French and German there as well. I'd say I could just about get by in France, Germany and Ancient Rome! ;)

I'm learning latin. About three years now, I have to do four or I have to take a test on it when I sign up for college. It's an okay language. I might finish my high school years with it.

My native language is Korean. Second is English

Learning chinese ATM but I'm not fluent in any of them!

I'm finding it hard to memorize the words and speak them in sentences but I can always read it just fine.

Studuying languages is something I really like. It's like a hobby for me. Very often people who like writing like studying languages too.

I like writing since I was a child, so it became a work: I have experience correcting Spanish, my mother tongue, and writing/correcting official texts in my city council, where I worked some years. Later I had some really big responsability in the correspondence and articles -correcting rather than giving ideas- of a known association of my country, but that's another story...

I am surprised to see some people are intrested on Latin. That's strange even among "latin" people... I took my old books again when I stopped playing guitar -injury- this winter and dedicated some months. Very similar to Spanish since it's the "grandfather" of it; very intresting since you can read texts wrotten 2000 years ago (2300 the oldests). Here you can do a max of 4 years in secondary school.

I studied English at the university and sec. school. Also some years of French and a year of German (I study some German from time to time and my father can speak it). But I mainly study Japanese. Started around 2003 and managed to get two certificates. I like specially the written language because of the kanjis. First time I talked to a native in his language was a great day for me... I had a special feeling because some years ago I never imagined I could speak to a japanese in japanese.

I have some books of basic Chinese but I rather compare it to Japanese than study it. Spoken Chinese is hell: very very difficult. I also can speak Catalonian, it's my second language because I live in Valencia; it's like a mixture of Spanish and French, also spoken in South France. It always helped when learning French.

my native language is Turkish Second Is English :D