Native : French
Fluent : English and German
Learning : Italian and Japanese

4
English
Vietnamese
Spanish
Thai

''fluent in''
english
cantonese

learning
irish
spanish

i'm fluent in english and romanian
i'm still learning french. i can have a basic conversation with someone in french, but i dont know the more complex words

fluent:romanian,english

learning;korean,french

Native: German
Fluent: German, English
Learning: Japanese

Native : French
Fluent : English iguess??
Learning : Spanish.

Turkish, a little bit of English

Native is portuguese from Brazil, I'm fluent in english and almost spanish and I'm learning dutch and french.

Zero
Oh wait
English

native in finnish, fluent in english, studied russian and swedish for a bit but i honestly dont really remember anything from either
been meaning to pick up japanese for a while

Reading through this thread and I'm seriously doubting on whether most people here understand what being fluent means. You're not fluent just because you can order a coffee or mutter out some common phrases lol

Here's a reference chart, fluency would fall at C2 or higher.

Turkish (native), English (need to listen to more pronunciations, then it will be great), German (studying)

Fluent : English and Arabic

Learning : german, Italian

2
English and slightly dodgy Telugu (mother tongue)
I'm learning French cause my school forces me to for MFL (Modern Foreign Languages)

fluent: english, thai
learning: french, italian

i plan to learn spanish later on

french, english, swedish and im Getting fluent in korean :D

English(obviously)
Portuguese(my native language)
And a bit of spanish

I don't plan on using any other language other than English, but I can read Spanish, French and a small bit of greek.