How many languages do you speak?

English is my native language, but I'm learning Finnish

Define "speak".
If you mean it as: "I know the grammar rules," then English and Volapük.
If you mean, "I can fluently speak it," that's just English.
If you mean, "I can speak a small portion of it," that would be English, Spanish (even though I used to be semi-fluent in it at one point), German, and Volapük.

I speak English and French, albeit my spoken French isn't the best. It was enough for me to get by in France without too many "Je ne comprends pas." moments.

I want to eventually learn the basics of Greek but I'm not sure if I'll ever get around to it.

English, french, arabic. What about you OP?

the more languages you speak, the more worldly you are, the more worlds open up to you. I think it's beautiful to be fluent in more than two languages and restrictive to only know one.

I used to be able to speak Spanish but lost it over the years. I can still read it.

I'm learning spanish but im still far from being fluent. I also learned a bit of german from my grandpa when I was young.

I feel guilty only knowing one, but also feel that it is too late for my brain to mentally retain learning a language. Not impossible, but unrealistic.

I speak English in addition to three African languages from the East African region. I'm currently in the process of learning some Spanish, deséenme suerte.

Just English though I recently bought some russian language books so fi gers crossed

English is the main Language

Two fluently. English is my second language.

I speak fluent Spanish and Italian, passable German and Russian, besides English of course.

I speak Polish, English, Spanish and a little bit of Russian.

I speak 6 - English, French, Italian, Spanish, Gaelic and Irish. I am also creating 2 languages.

Uno

Bulgarian (native), English, German, Spanish and I also understand Russian.
I can't write in Russian, but I can speak it and whoever I'm talking to will have a rough idea what I mean.

I also understand and can kinda speak Serbian, since it's close to Bulgarian, but again - can't write.

Two

i speak Arabic, English and some Hindi.

I used to speak French but not anymore, I lost the motivation to speak it.

Proficiently 2, enough to get by 3, and a bunch of random sentences in at least 5.

Russian is my native language, my second best is probably English, I know conversational and basic Mongolian from working the border, bits and pieces of Chinese

But when asked for a number, I say I speak 1

i recently learned how to swear in korean

Did a test on my ability to speak a foreign language... the testers said they were surprised I managed to learn english