English (first language)
French (learning for 5 years)
Norwegian(can form the odd sentence)

-Romanian (since birht, and some dialects:moldovian, oltenian, transilvanian)
-English (4 or 5, watching movies . At school i started to learn at age of 8.My second language.)
-French(11. Basic conversation, good at translating from french to romanian.In rest nothing)
-German(10 or 12, idk.War movies, video games, then my uncle started to teach me.Basic conversation)
-Spanish(7, on my first{and only} trip to Spain.Only some questions, words and usual phrases)
-Russian(13.From a grandmother of my best friend.Then some movies.Know some words, ususal expresion and curses)
-Maghyar(14.Curses most, and some words)
-Latin(13.Started to learn at school. Know only phrases and proverbs.I can read through)
-Japanese(5, 10 {some words at the age of 5, trying more expresions at the age of 10}.Know a handfull of expresions and words.Using them at school to annoy some guys hehe)
-Italian(9.Only some words.I have the italian accent )
-Arab(11.Some words and battle cries.Using them everytime when i see a good moment)
-Polish(15.Trying to learn some basic )
-Persian,Norse,Chinese,Saracen,Mongolian,Inca,Aztec (all expresions from Age of Empires 2.:D)

English since you were 4,5 years old? I mean I watched also English movies with native language subtitles at the age of 6,7 but that was it. But seriously, any idea how young that is? 4,5 years old? That's a preschooler!

-Arab(11.Some words and battle cries.Using them everytime when i see a good moment)

Allahu Ackbar!

Yes, i learned to say hello, what are you doing and other words that i founded in every movies i have watched in that period.

and yea, Allāhu Akbar !!! :P

so I see depending on the country you are from, you learnt more or less languages than others, some countries like the US have just one compulsory foreign language right?
As for us we had to choose 3 languages + our native language (my native language being French, eh not the easiest one trust me...) Sometimes 4 like me with Basque (2nd most difficult language after Chinese ahah), English, Spanish and Latin in Middle school -_-, that's perhaps why I was bad in maths... too much work with foreign/regional/dead language classes... Merci la France.

Edited 10/22/2015 12:34:57

I also started learning english when I was 5. I was teached in kindergarten, then in primary school.
Also was learning german for half of my life but with weak results.

Edited 10/22/2015 12:36:51

One and only Sri Lankan
Sinhala would be the background language
English since i started school in International Schools(cambridge)
Bengali a bit since i stayed in bangladesh
Bahasa Indoonisia since i stayed in Indoonisia for 5-6years
A bit of korean since i am an anime addict

Urdu: first language
English: second language
Hebrew: know a few words and familiar with grammar
Arabic and Latin: understand quite a lot of words
Persian: same as above
Italian and French: limited vocabulary
Assyrian, Sumerian and Old Egyptian: again, a few words; but plan to learn more

Planning to learn Chinese or Malay.

Edited 10/22/2015 13:28:52

Portuguese (birth)
English (since I was 6)

If I learn a new language, likely German, Japanese or Latin. But no plans right now.