A correction: I’m not sure what caused my confusion, but obviously my friend from Nepal is likely speaking Nepalese, not Tibetan.
Croatian
Serbian*
English
Italian.
Occasional German, Spanish, Poruguese, French, Finnish.
*the number of Croatians who can read cyrillic script is decreasing, especially among youngsters.
English.
There’s a possibility of Dutch, but I haven’t been on very often lately.
I voted 2 or 3, then started to actually notice. In the past two days, aside from English, German, and French, which I get all the time, I’ve had Greek, Hebrew, something that looked like Chinese characters with interlinear Vietnamese translation, and something I could not identify, maybe Hindi. That makes 8.
English, French, German, Dutch, Portuguese, Vietnamese, Urdu.
I selected 4-7, but as I typed this out I realized I have quite a few more than that…
English (UK, USA & Canada A combination of native and second language speakers)
French (mostly Quebecois but some ‘true’ French. A combination of native and second language speakers)
Spanish (Native speakers from Venezuela & Mexico mostly some other South American countries show up from time to time. A combination of native and second language speakers)
Japanese (All native Japanese. They rarely post in English, so I rely on Google translate for knowing what their kids are up to)
Dutch (1 friend who grew up bilingual with lots of living Dutch family)
Arabic (Native speakers - mostly to make a specific point or for religious holidays. )
Portuguese (1 friend who is Brazilian and grew up bilingual)
Chinese (1 friend who is a Chinese historian, but decidedly American. My friend who is actually Chinese posts exclusively in English)
Bulgarian (1 friend who is probably a 50/50 split for if he posts in English or Bulgarian)
I also have a friend who is Liberian and sometimes posts in a Liberian patois, but I am not sure that counts as another language so much as a dialect.
For some reason, I think that I’ve seen Swedish hit my feed recently as well as Hindi (or maybe it was Gujarati). I have a friend who is Thai, but I don’t think I’ve seen her post in Thai, but I’ve seen replies to her posts in Thai.
I didn’t actually go back and check for sure but I marked 5-7 and typically see in roughly descending order:
English
German
Spanish
French
Vietnamese
Chinese
I’ll occasionally see some other stuff; I know an Uzbek guy who works in Qatar who drops the occasional Arabic or Uzbek. The very occasional Swahili repost from a friend’s friend. But that is all rare.
English and Japanese all the time, Spanish pretty frequently.
Occasionally Norwegian, German, Malay and Indonesian.