How many languages can you speak?

Swedish: Native speaker
English: Fluent
Chinese: Intermediate
Japanese: Elementary/beginner (somewhere in between)
Korean: Beginner

My native language is Lithuanian. I'm nearly fluent in English. I studied Russian at school for 5 years, but I know only basics of it and can barely say a sentence. I know few words in Japanese and Korean. I want to learn German and either Japanese or Korean or even both, but I don't have enough time for that :/

My first language is Dutch, second language is English. Third language would be Japanese, as I've been studying it for 5 years now. (advanced level)
I've also learned French, German and Spanish in high school but can't really communicate in those languages anymore. Maybe German a bit more than the others. I can also speak a little Korean. 

German - Fluent. Was born in Germany. 
Portuguese - My parents are from Portugal. I can speak and understand it. But I don't write it that much.  (I don't need to write it in my daily life, so.. yeah. :D)
English - Fluent. Got it in school 12 years. 
French - Basics. Got it also in school, but only 2 years. 
Spanish - Basics. Can understand it and read. 
Korean - Still learning it. I can read it and understand it sometimes. (If it is easy to understand)

But I'm just 100% fluent in German and English. 

I am fluent in Bahasa Indonesia and English. I also can speak basic Chinese!

Right not i am planning to learn Korean~

i know polish,english,korean and a little bit od german

So many multilinguals :O

I'm fluent in English, so there's that...
My Korean is intermediate level, I'd say. I could get by in Korea but any business meetings or political discussion would probably have me lost- I can read webtoons and short stories, nothing too long. (Not Harry Potter at least) That's through listening to it casually for a little more than 4 years. 
My Japanese listening comprehension is conversational. Reading comprehension, speaking, etc... not so much.
French reading comprehension- 90%. Anything else? 20%. #justCanadathings
I'm currently starting my journey to learning German (on Duolingo, for whatever that's worth. They say I'm 20% fluent :D) Loving every second of it too.
I have very very basic Esperanto and Mandarin Chinese. I'd like to learn Italian some day as well.

I'm milking my experience for everything it's worth because I can't say I'm fluent in anything more than English ;-;

Vietnamese
Swedish
English
Spanish
Japanese
Korean
Latin

And beginner at Italian and Mandarin lol i'm in humanities so