I am currently fluent in three, which are English, Spanish and Catalan.

Spanish and Catalan are my primary languages. I use more Spanish than Catalan due to family, but I still use Catalan from time to time with some friends, or even some of my Catalan family (none of my parents are actually Catalan, so that explains it).

English is the main international language, so it's a given almost everywhere. I proved to be a quick learner since I was very young, and for a long time I've preferred to surf the net through English sites rather than Spanish. Eventually, this has given me a good level at writing (partly due to my guides and the +700k words I've amassed here), but I have noticed my weak spot at speaking due to not using it orally.

On top of that, I have notions of French, from the time I studied it at school (very low level, and it's been 10 years since I last had classes about it). I do plan on getting a high enough level of French in the future, but I already have in queue learning German and I'm also participating in this site's Japanese course so it'll have to wait a while.

Not sure if I'll add anything else to the list, but those are the languages I've ever touched or been connected to and that's why I want to learn them. Like I said, I'm a quick learner when it comes to languages, and I must not let this ability pass unexploited, specially for the future I want to build for myself.

c,c#,and c++, and i could probably perform well in java, html, and python

Ravi de voir quelqu'un dans ce site qui parle le francais ! As you can see, I speak both French and English, and I also speak Arabic. I started taking Spanish classes this year (and I might continue next year). I don't consider that I 'know' it, since I haven't mastered it yet. i understand it more than i speak it tho. i think it will be a very good bonus if i continue next year since it's one of the most diverse languages in the world (can play a role in my cv).

drag00n365 : i can speak a bit python language too! but it's so annoying and it lags a lot!

I can speak two languages fluently: Swedish and English. Swedish is my native tongue but in some aspects I would actually consider myself better at English (particularly writing) as it has been the primary language I've used during my last 3 years of high school. Other than that, I know basic French due to taking it for 6 years during high school. I was never particularly good at it due to a lack of interest and have lost much of it after I stopped taking it. I have also been learning Japanese for about 2 years now but I would still only place myself as an advanced beginner due to the steep learning curve.

Heh, I've spoken OF many languages. Doesn't mean I know them. 

For me, it's only English and partially Japanese. Still learning the latter, though. I'd love to at least be trilingual before I kick the bucket.

I am only fluent in English, my first language. I took Spanish lessons in school and in college, but I do not remember much. Anyone who can speak more than one language has my respect.