My First Language Is

What's your main language/first language/native language? Mine is English, but I know there are people here that speak different languages here as their mother tongue, so I got curious!

Mine would be English. Though I did take German in high school and Japanese in college. I've also tried to learn ASL because of working with the public at my job.

English. I attempted to learn Spanish, but I just simply couldn't, because of a learning disability.

Boring old English.

English.

A tiny part of me though kinda wishes I was taught Spanish from a young age but for understandable reasons, I wasn't.

A super cool language!!! :DDDD

English. :l
Or really, American English.
Or what I like to call English (Simplified).

Just English for me. I really wish I'd been raised bilingual but alas my parents also only speak English and I never attended a school that offered even French Immersion until grade 7. :(

English. Have taught myself some basic Japanese and took Turkish in highschool, though I forgotten most of it.

Swedish :)

I'd like to say I'm fluent in English even when spoken these days though. I speak English all day at work and also at home. And with you lot.

Dutch is my main language, although I was tempted to say English since I speak more English than Dutch

russian
Though I only ever speak it to the family, and it's been over a month since I'm abroad atm. Mom said I was getting rusty after we called a few days ago lol. Although I'm mostly fluent in Russian, I still speak English much better, having been immersed in it for way longer.

German. So, if you ever find yourself wondering why some of my sentences sound so complicated: that's why.

Back to boring old English!

I'm fluent in Spanish though and plan to try and learn either Mandarin or Thai next.

Points at location

Spanish.

You guys are so good at English that I would have never known the difference.

English, but trying to learn Italian off and on.

english, but i took french on and off during both high school and college. i can still read it alright, but not as well as i previously could. can't speak much a lick of it, but i know the basics and it wouldn't be too hard to brush up on it if i ever needed to.

English; all sides of my family has been living in the US for generations.

Cantonese was my first language! Apparently I was fluent in it until around the time I started attending school because after that everything was taught in English, and since my family was fluent in English as well they'd usually just speak it at home to me, with some Cantonese. (they would switch languages mid-sentence a lot) So over time I lost quite a lot of ability to understand / speak Cantonese but definitely not too hopeless at it. :D

My first language is naturally Finnish and proud of it.