I'm from North Carolina, USA. English is my native language, although I'd say I'm only 90% or so fluent since I'm still discovering local-ish (Southeastern US) idioms that I've not heard before. I'm also about 75-80% fluent in NYC / Upstate NJ English (both my parents are from upstate New Jersey, within a 10min trip over the "traffic problems" George Washington Bridge into NYC) and about probably 65% in the Chinese eBay Seller dialect of same (because I buy way too much stuff on eBay).

I also speak a little bit of Spanish -- sadly, much decayed from high school and early college, and (more sadly) not really quite enough for a conversation, even -- and an even tinier bit of French. Interestingly, I've also got a fractional smidgen or so of Classical Latin, although my pronunciation may be a little off since I've no Latin-speaking Romans to ask exactly how things were pronounced ~2000yrs ago. I know maybe five or six words of German (most of which are foods) and about the same of Russian.

I'm from Belgium, I'm fluent in English, can speak to some lesser extent Spanish and Dutch, plus some Russian.

My native languages are Portuguese and French.

German (native), English (good)

I'm from Germany, speak German and English fluently. I can ask for a beer in 6 languages, count to 10 in Turkish and know what a perroquet is. My native language is German.

"He could scream for help in 10 languages, and just scream in another 20."

I'm from Latvia and am fluent in Russian, Latvian and English. My native language is Russian, language of my country is Latvian and English is, well, English =) Was learning French and German for some time, but now forgot most of it completely.

I'm from the Netherlands and I'm fluent in Dutch and English. I can read and converse a bit in French and German. My native language is Dutch

American English native.  Passable Mandarin (lived in China couple years) and getting better in German since moving here 5 years ago.  My French is functional.  I've forgotten two years of college Japanese.  C, Python, R, and AVR assembly.  Working on Forth at the moment.

I'm from Mexico, fluent in spanish and english. 

Hello, I'm Jaromir and I used to log in there for about two years... This looks like AA meeting ;-)

But anyway, I'm from Slovakia, native Slovak, fluent in Slovak and for 99% in Czech. I can speak English (well, kind of) and have very basic understanding of some other Slavic languages, like Polish or Russian. I can barely speak German, but fluently swear in Hungarian. I can write in C, but I don't use comments.

"I can write in C, but I don't use comments." you monster.

I'm from Eurasia, and I am fluent in Polish and English. I can understand or have very simple conversation in French, German, and Czech.

My native language is Polish.

I am from America, and I am fluent in English.
My native language is English.