Which language do you speak?

[Txantslusam Skxawng]

Your Marklar is very Marklar! But lets Marklar on-marklar, marklar?

[Toruk Makto]

o_O

I must have missed that one...

[Txewì]

Marklar, marklar 2, marklar 11, "Starvin' Marklar in Marklar". Marklar marklar it. Now.

Spoiler

South Park, season 3, episode 11, "Starvin' Marvin in Space". Go watch it. Now.

[Toruk Makto]

Well, this thread is about to head to the spam board...

[Zalorticus]

English: Born speaking it, quite fluent.

French: Learning, can speak some.

Japanese: Learning, can speak small words.

Na'vi: Learning know some basics.

Korean: Learning, know a couple words and numbers.

[Niwantaw]

i feel realy unintelegent next to some people here...

with my bad english
worse german
and positively awful na'vi
.....................................................................................
must.....get......brain....to......work.....harder........

[Txur Niftxavang]

I speak English, Broken Na'vi, and Latin. I'm currently taking my third Latin course.

[Häri]

English as my first language, 3 years of french (forgotten most of it) and 6 years of Spanish through my A levels (hope I don't forget any since I'm not studying it anymore!)

[Torukä Nari]

Well, I'm a fluent English speaker with (so I'm told) a larger vocabulary than most people my age. I can understand really basic Spanish, but I'm not at all good at it. The sad thing is, I've been studying Na'vi for about a week, but already I can understand more Na'vi than Spanish, which I've studied far more than this conlang. Maybeit's a case of actually being interested enough to learn it on my own time, without it being required.

[Coyote]

English as native language.

Some German (it takes awhile for me to get back into it since I don't get to practice much).

And... not on the list: Hebrew. Lived 4 years in Israel, 1998-2002.

My Na'vi is... umm... not worth mentioning. 

[Tompa'Ivong]

Well, as for languages go, I speak in various tongues mostly through music.

English was my first language, followed by Spanish taken in High School.

My third language is Hawaiian, albeit a bit broken, I got deep enough into the culture to learn the general language structure, and It has made learning Na'vi alot easier because the glottal stop is used in many words.  Hawai'i is actually the correct way to spell the State's name.

My fourth language is Cherokee, I don't know many words, but the entire language is Syllable based.  I also sing along to another artist that sings in Iroquois.

This really gives me a good perspective on how the language structure is.  I find Na'vi relatively easy to learn due to my experience with the other languages I know. 

[MIPP]

Godness! Portuguese is the seventh most spoken language around the world ans it's not on the poll? -.-'

[Tsamsiуu]

Oe tsun pivlltxe fa aylì'fya:

LeRuskì
LeÌnglìsì
LeNihongo (nì'it)
LeNa'vi (oeyä leyktana lì'fya)

[Niwantaw]

Oe tsun pivlltxe fa aylì'fya:

LeRuskì
LeÌnglìsì
LeNihongo (nì'it)
LeNa'vi (oeyä leyktana lì'fya)

.... show off

[Tsamsiуu]

.... show off

Hiyìka tì'eyng
Странный ответ

[Niwantaw]

*gives up hope of understanding*

[Txantslusam Skxawng]

i feel realy unintelegent next to some people here...

with my bad english
worse german
and positively awful na'vi
.....................................................................................
must.....get......brain....to......work.....harder........

Why don't you use your evilness to get a more hard working brain ?

[Nusumea Tirea]

German as native language.

English, pretty good. Most of my books are english and I also prefer to watch movies in english because there are some things wich can't be translated properly into german (especially books from Terry Pratchett).

Na'vi, hey I'm here to learn that so I'm working on it.

[MrGoodbytes]

English, Jibberish, German, Na'vi, and a few lines of French, Spanish, Japanese, and D'ni

[Eyamsiyu]

English primarily.  After that, if you could consider it a language (which, truthfully, only those within it usually do), music, specifically drum-speak (seriously, a different sound could mean a different form of note).  After that, Na'vi (well duh).  Finally, I know very little of it, but enough to say my name and I don't speak the language: Spanish.  It's funny: I know more Na'vi than Spanish, and I took Spanish for three years.  Na'vi didn't exist for three years.