I took six years of Spanish and a year of Latin in school, but it's been so long since I've used it conversationally that I'm a little stilted trying to speak it now. I can still read Spanish, and interestingly I can read a lot of Italian since it's adjacent. I've learned snippets of other languages and surprised myself by being able to decipher parts of the Romanian articles lately. I still Google translate anything I'm not confident in, though, to be safe.
I can only speak Korean in Korean grocery stores these days. (To be clear, it's still very poor Korean then, I was never actually good at it. But it's way more existent in the proper setting.) These days French is the only second language I'll claim, and I'll only use it in a professional setting if it's comprehension only, not production. I don't get anywhere near enough practice to actually speak or write it when it matters.I spend a lot of time in other countries and once I’m there, the language just kind of rolls out. When I hear Spanish, Portuguese or Norwegian in my own country I’m like a fish out of water
