Polish, English, some Russian and German and very basic French.
Can read Moredhel as well ;)

I want to learn Swedish, but cannot find any classes around at the moment. Maybe during summer I'll have more luck.

French and English. If I learn an additional language, it'll either be Japanese, Spanish or German. Already have some limited knowledge of Japanese so it seems like a logical choice, although Spanish shouldn't be too difficult.

English and 1-4 more, depends on who's counting. I had German classes in primary and secondary school, but I haven't used it outside school, and all the knowledge, if there was any, is long gone with years passing.

English, though I understand Spanish. A little, anyway.

1. Macedonian
2. Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian, and Bulgarian since they are so similar to my native language.
3. I can understand Spanish, but can't put two words together.
4. English, of course.
5. And a little bit of German, but I've been getting worse at it.

C, Java, openGL.. oh you meant human languages! English and a little french italian and german

Најверојатно знаеш и Македонски. :p

English, GCSE (means basic) French and Latin (though I was pretty good at them, more fluent than most of that standard).

Any other Latin speakers here?

English
Quebec French, not regular French - there's a difference you know!
At some point I will learn Japanese. When that will be, who knows. Could be years away still.

English. A smattering of French (enough to be able to make myself understood).

Нисам пробао никад да причам, али разумем шта кажеш. :)

English and Bad English.

I'm bilingual - comfortable in Afrikaans and English. I can speak a little Japanese too. Also some tiny scraps of Sotho, Zulu and German, but not enough to be useful in conversation so those don't really count.

Estonian, English, French, Spanish and broken German.

besides Faroese as a native language, I can speak Danish and English fluently, I understand much of German and Spanish and can engage in basic conversation, and i'm slowly learning French.
And then there's the other Scandinavian languages that I understand mostly through Danish and Faroese.