Are you more fluent in your second language compared to your first language?  

no,but i am concentrated on learning English now.i hope that my speaking and writing is more fluently same as Chinese.

My first language is chinese,I used it in the normal communication.my second language is English,but I think I am not good at it.I am learning English now.I hope one day I can speak English as well as chinese.

my mother tongue is 'tamil' which is one of the 'indian language', then use Malay n English in school

i scored A for my Malay maybe because i had to put extra time for this as it determines our overall passing grades for our exams here

English, yup got an A for this as well, but the papers were not that difficult, it was customized to suit the community as it is only a 2nd language

but i dont write or read in tamil, as the opportunity to study the language was not available easily, furthermore passing in this language does not carry much weight in overall grades

For me second language is so hard to learn. English is my second language, I found it's to hard to remember all the word and writing is so hard.Every sentence I start with I, and don't know how to expain my opinion exactly and always write wrong words!

haha, I wish I can use English fluently. My first language is Chinese, so I use it in daily life.What ever, wish you good at any language!

My first language is German, but since moving to the US, I've used it less and less. Over the years, I've become extremely fluent in English and I've lost a lot of German. I never really practiced it once we moved so it just faded away slowly. I've been practicing it a lot more lately however! One of my friend's knows more German than I do now!

My first language is Chinese (Cantonese dialect) as both my parents spoke that language. As a child growing up in a English speaking nation, my English skills eventually exceed my speaking ability in my mother tongue. I did learn Chinese when I was a child, but it was in the Mandarin dialect (and made it harder for me to pick up the language) and due to dancing lessons I quit Chinese. However a couple of years afterwards I quit dancing (ha ha ha...) and picked up Chinese again when I began high school. I completely struggled with that language and gave up when I was in the 10th grade. I'm now going to pick it up again as I enter university :P Hopefully my luck gets better with this attempt :D

So to answer your question, I am more fluent in my second language, especially since my reading and especially writing abilities are greatly diminished in my mother tongue.