How many languages do you speak?

English, some French, a little Yiddish and a little Hebrew

Two. English and Spanish. My Spanish is good not great.

3½ languages.

Two: English and Russian

One. I’ve found learning another language to be way too difficult and time consuming. Others may disagree.

Fluently? One, english (of the American variety).

I could muddle my way through in German if need be.

English and I’m learning French.

Just one, and I can’t even roll my Rs. Thanks, America… Oh, I speak a little French.

1

Greek, English, German, and I’m also trying to learn Finnish

Spanish, English, Italian and a very rusty German.

4… English [ native tongue ], Vietnamese, Spanish, Japanese [ very rusty now ]

Mother tongue is English. I speak rather proficient French: I can conduct business, travel with no problem and hold pretty involved conversations, though I am by no means fluent. And I’m learning Dutch.
So far I’m ‘business-proficient,’ which means I can do a lot of things on a business level, but I have no social Dutch. Talking about the weather scares me, but I can handle shipment information. I’m terrified to order a sandwich (broodje) because I don’t know enough food terms. But I’m learning every single day and making a lot of progress.
As a corollary, als iemand met mij oefenen Nederlands wilt, stuur mij een bericht!

English and I’m fluent in American Sign Language and am learning British Sign Language right now. I also know a few phrases from Japanese, Italian and Russian Sign Languages and can have a basic conversation with Mexican and Puerto Rican Sign Language users. I can read and write basic spoken Spanish.

For those that aren’t aware, the sign language version of each language does not follow the spoken version; they’re independent languages. Also American and British sign languages not the same at all; they are not even a dialect of each other.

Actually, I speak every language except Greek. Ask me to speak something in a language.

Three.
Marathi, Hindi, English.
If you say only speak, then “Urdu” also, because Urdu and Hindi are almost same when spoken, but quite disparate in writing.
I studied Sanskrit, but have forgotten most of it. Learned German for a month or so. Very little “Kannada” as it is a neighboring state.

One plus half, and half…. You figure it out.