I'll list in the order in which I learned:
Italian - my native language, specifically the Venexiàn dialect of Serenissima. I'm competent with 'standard' Italian, but southerners confuse me.
Ladin - not Latin, but a dialect of of northwestern Italy and Austria.
English
Tagalog - I'm not completely fluent, but I learned it while living in Manila as a child.
Japanese - Learned through a mixture of school courses (both while in the Philippines and in the United States), visits to Minoh, and an influx of native Japanese where I live. I've tested as natively fluent.
French
Russian
Italian - my native language, specifically the Venexiàn dialect of Serenissima. I'm competent with 'standard' Italian, but southerners confuse me.
Ladin - not Latin, but a dialect of of northwestern Italy and Austria.
English
Tagalog - I'm not completely fluent, but I learned it while living in Manila as a child.
Japanese - Learned through a mixture of school courses (both while in the Philippines and in the United States), visits to Minoh, and an influx of native Japanese where I live. I've tested as natively fluent.
French
Russian