Its incredible how unfair life is

Why used to be BFF Marnie¿

she went to uni, and i lost contact with her left message, no reply, its weird

English and Spanish.

I used to speak French but that died off.

Hebrew.
English (Not perfect thogh)
Arabic,Spanish (I can understand more the actually speak)

English and Spanish.

Portuguese and English. I used to know a (veeeery) little of Latin, but I'm losing it. And also, I was supposed to know some French, but... well... Let's just leave like that.. LOL

Back to the China X USA subject, The main key I think that will hold Chinese (Mandarin and their 848965412313874187 messed up dialects) of becoming an official way of international communication is mainly cultural.

The U.S.A. made English an international language for the simple way that the world bought and embraced their culture as it was the only growing and active economy in the world was devastated by the world wars, as they imported their culture, they marked it with images and the language that represented (their) superiority and THEY STILL DO IT... We have music, movies, books, and a hell of others things that are ALL American content, and even if they are "made in Thailand/China" as a lot of electronics, they're still branded as American products...

China has been here for thousands of years and never managed to look relevant, powerful or influential, all it has fame for is for their sweatshops and their image did not get better when they hosted the Olympic games, although it may have showed there's a potential, they left the rest of the world in the defensive, and when they had the chance to show the world they could lead instead of the U.S.A., they didn't, their economy was a hell of a mess when the U.S.A. economy collapsed...

and India is still a developing country, their major cities do not even have public transportation, do you think that country could be a leader?

Never in history there was a domination in the U.S.A. standards we've seen in the past decades, they were not only economic , military or scientifically (as usually were all kinds of domination experienced before them, but most of only in one the categories), they also dominated(and keep on dominating) culturally adding the other 3 that now a days may be seen weak as compared to before.

Not only that, as recent happenings, Euro has been growing for more than 10 years now and is much more valuable currency than the dollar now a days, YET, there's no prospective it should/could/would in any way replace the American dollar as the international currency...

Serbian, English and Russian.

I started learning German and Spanish last week!

Spanish, English and i can understand a lil bit of Portuguese.

Either a lot of mfers here are lying about the language(s) they speak

or only the multilingual people have been commenting thus far.

which is it

English, Spanish, French. & Bajan :P

Im not a woman

Some people may have added one or two more lines to their list, but a lot of people here speak at least 2 languages, since not all the forum is from people whose first language is English

Spanish and a bit of English

English only :-/
British people are lazy at learning new languages
But I know a bit of french I suppose

Mostly English and some Hindi (maybe also Urdu, since it's similar?)
I tried learning French in high school so I can somewhat understand people speaking French... if they speak slowly

I just get the feeling a lot of folks are full of it.

But a sizeable portion of ATRL is international, either Latin America, Philippines or Europe, so I think it's natural to expect every member from those regions to speak more than one language. Which is why I made this thread in the first place.

Be specific sis, I want names!

And lots of people speak fluently two languages, it has to be expected since not everyone is from the US or GBAustralia etc.