I was wondering what different languages are spoken here, since this is an international group. I speak Arabic (العربي) and English.

So, post your languages!

I speak English, Irish, German and a little French and Spanish (but just enough to get by on those last two! :))

I am English only but with google can converse slowly in any language. Also as a printer and typesetter I translate and typeset in 50+ languages currently and growing. That was my inpiration for starting this group. Thank you for the question let's see how it goes

Cool!

I speak swedish, english, german and some spanish.  

i speak english, some basic spainish studied it for 2 years and a little german studied for  like 3 months then stoped have school will begin again when school is out   i think learning other languages is important because it allows you to understand not only a nother persons point of view but a major portion of the cultures point of view   goood question

So I was correct when I thought we would all speak many different languages because this is an international group :) Nice that there's one language we can all speak though!

English, Spanish

English and Croatian

i speak spanish and english. y el lenguaje de mi tierra el tico.

Impressive! Let's keep them coming!!

English, swedish, finnish and some german.

Love to see this...can people give us a translation of "good game" or "gg" in their native language?

In Irish it's "Cluiche maith".

In Arabic good game is لعبة عظيمة

How do you say it though? (Cluiche maith is pronounced approximately "Kli-heh moh" The vowel sound in cluiche is the same as in "clip". The c is silent. The vowel sound in the second word is as in "mop" and the th is silent. :)

لعبة عظيمة is (read right to left) and pronounced "li'ba 'eththeema" The appostrophes are sounds that are not in any other language (ع). These are pronounced as a vague noise created very deep in your throat. The two 'th' in a row are also not in any other language (ظ). These are like the 'th' in 'the' but kind of heavier, your tongue still touches your teeth but an extra sound is made between the bottom of your mouth and the top of your throat.

I australian, american, british and bit of new zealand speak. Sometimes also can german and dutch talk. Bit of zulu and afrikaans and morse code, but lots and lots of online translations.

WOW this is kwel.......thx Teqwah

Yes, it's wonderful! Many different languages spoken here. You're welcome