Uh.. whats the difference between English and American?

There's LOTS of differences! For example, in American, the word for a tap is a "faucet." And the word for a wardrobe is a "closet." And...they have words like jelly, biscuits, cookies and so forth all utterly mixed up.

(It's really pretty similar, we're just digging at the Americans for not speaking properly.)

Romanian's my first language. English my second. French my third. I could live without any problems in a country where one of the three is an official language.

Just to annoy Deas and Verithrax: COBOL!
*invokes circle*

Tzekelkan's answer = my answer

I also know veeeeeery very little German.

English, and then I've taken about 7 years of Spanish through school so my comprehension level is pretty high, however I can't speak the language very well, only understand/read it.

As for programming languages I won't bother going into those.

I just did an incredibly long paper on reclaiming the Irish Gaellic language from its century or so of oppression, and learned all about how people sometimes lose themselves in the English takeover.

I've never really met anyone who's fallen sway to it. It's pretty sad. For those of you that have sort lost your first language- do you regret it?

English/Spanish/German, in that order.

Same here except they're both my first language sorta. It's sad how I'm going to have to learn Chinese again. >_<

Why did I think you were Belgian?

English and I'm fluent in Pig Latin . Oh and I'm pretty good at speaking sh*t.

By the way, everyone who didn't get the reference in my post, you're all heathens and deserve to be burned at the stake!

Fifth Element?

English. Took Spanish in high school, so I understand a bit of it. Also know a little Hebrew, but not much at all.

I am fluent in Flemish(Belgian dutch), French, English and Esperanto
I am a bit less fluent in German

And I want to be fluent in Japanese

English and a good amount of Spanish, better at understanding and reading it.

I speak english. I'm know some korean some, german, and some Spanish that's about it. I was an army brat lived in germany and korea my mom is korean. I should try to learn more korean. I'm half korean btw.

My first language was Finnish, though I speak English almost as well as Finnish. I am also very fluent in Swedish, German and the dialect of Savo (eastern Finland) I also speak a bit of French and Italian.

Fluent Portuguese and English.

Some French, out of practice so I don't trust myself to speak it but I understand it pretty well.

A little Italian, a little Finnish, a little Spanish.