Fluent Russian and English.

Ha ha, sve jugoslovenske jezike osim slovenackog i makedonskog, kazes? To je bas puno istih jezika :laughing:

Anyway, besides Serbian, I speak English and I know a bit of French.

Fluent English, good Irish, mediocre French and Japanese.

Spanish French English and Icelandic.

learning Hungarian. it's awful.

it's an agglutinative language which means words get built from pieces into massive monstrosities. prepositions become prefixes and suffixes. everything gets different endings depending on what part of the sentence it is (nouns alone have 18 cases, each with a different conjugation.)

but wost of all, most verbs can be either definite or indefinite depending on whether the action is transitive or intransitive, and whether the object is direct or indirect. naturally, each case takes a different conjugation. in the sentences "i bought cheese" and "i bought this cheese", the verb 'bought' takes different conjugations!

oh, and did i mention that Hungarian has 14 vowels!? (a, á, e, é, i, í, o, ó, ö, ő, u, ú, ü, ű)

lol why? I think Hungarian is fun :D Of course, I don't understand a word of it but it sounds interesting :D

it's awful because it's a very difficult language to learn, and i don't particularly want to learn it. but i married a Hungarian and moved to Hungary, so that's the way of the world :)

This is my nightmare scenario.

How many people worldwide speak hungarian?

i speak english.... and if i were stranded in mexico i know just enough spanish to stay alive :p:

I just read up on Hungary in general, and I have to say that this portion of World history is the most interesting to me. While speaking it isn't my thing, living there must be cooler than hell. Thats Cradle of Civilization territory.