How many languages do you speak? 2020-2021

[Benyzero]

Germanic English

Do other people understand you walking around speaking old saxon dialect?

[Norb]

Do other people understand you walking around speaking old saxon dialect?

no but I don't care

[Nunavut]

Danish, Greenlandic (the southern variant), Swedish, Norwegian, English, some German, French and Italian (plus Latin and ancient Greek, studied at the lyceum).

[idioteque]

I speak English, and bits and pieces of other languages. I would like to learn more, but I do struggle learning.

I would love to learn lesser used languages as well, but I feel they would be hard to retain as I would not be able to use them as much.

[Roy]

4, Polish (duh), English, French and Czech. I am currently learning Swedish on my own. I used to speak German but it has all but evaporated from my head ...

[Zeno]

Fluently, Greek (ofc) and English.

I then know some basic French, German and Swedish. But I intend on learning them.

[Roy]

Hungarian and german, unfortunatelly i don't speak the danube swabian (or any other german) dialect i know just some word what other germans don't understand because these words were adopted from the hungarian vocabulary.
I can speak rural hungarian dialect but i only use it when i want to mocking someone who is stupid and annoying.

Do rural Hungarian differs a lot from the standard one? Do Hungarians argue with each other whether some way of saying something is correct? It happens frequently in Polish between native speakers, lel. Both language are complicated so I suspect it is the case with Hungarian too.

[Östsvensk]

Germanic English

https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/s...ttish-23219744

Liverpool dad 'woke up with Scottish accent' after six week Covid-coma

Wayne Oldham's wife told how her partner of 26 years spoke to her via video call just moments after being taken off a ventilator but had developed an unusual 'side effect'.

[Rumata]

Russian: native
Ukrainian: I understand it well.
Belarussian: not as well as Ukrainian but they are very similar.
Other Slavic languages: capacity to communicate on simple subjects.
Swedish: good understanding of simple ordinary vocabulary (written). Severe lack of practice.
French and Italian: Basic level. Severe lack of practice.
English: almost good enough for TA experience.

So much as it's interesting to learn language as much it becomes of less and less priority in these times.

[Victor]

Russian, English, Ukrainian, Serbian, basic Italian.