How many languages you can speak,write and read

That was good for you having known 3 languages of different countries. In our place, we have different dialects and I know how to speak, read and write the following: English, Tagalog, Ilocano, and Ifugao

Most of these dialects except english is found only in our country. Of course, some of the people who migrated to other countries can also speak, read, and write them.

I can speak these languages fluently now
1. Tagalog (Philippines)
2. English
and i'm learning
3. Spanish (i learn this in school but probably know only about 1/3)
4. Japanese (i actually watch a lot of japandramas so i try to learn but i only know around 1/4 or less)
japanese is hard and learning two different languages in the same time is harder... but i guess you really have to be devoted to learn all these...

hi!! about me, i can speak, read and write English, of course my native language Tagalog, Japanese (because i worked in Japan for 3 yrs.), Portuguese (i had lots of Brazilian friends who taught me) and Spanish (it is like the second language of our place here in the Philippines--Cavite). I also want to learn more languages like French, Mandarin, Korean and Arabic. I think it's fun to learn more languages because it is a communication tool for every nation to understand then and their culture. happy posting!!:)

I can speak write and read in Tagalog (my native language)...and I can also speak, read, and write in english (way obvious, haha!) as for Japanese, I can speak basic Japanese (I went there as an exchange student and learned a bit of the language), I can write in Hiragana but I don't know Kanji, I can read Japanese if it's in Hiragana...I also speak Ilocano...