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What do you call a person who can speak different languages?
A "polyglot" is someone who knows several languages.
What do you call a person who knows 5 languages?
A very talented person. Multi-lingual.Most probably more talented than YOU.
What do you call a person who speaks 5 languages?
A polyglot - a person who knows and/or uses several languages. From the Greek for many (poly) and tongue (glotta).
What do you call a person who knows all the languages?
A person that can speak two languages is bilingual, a person that can speak three languages is trilingual. So if we were to extrapolate this with Latin, the Latin root for all, is omni so then someone who knows all the languages, both on Earth, in humans and other species, on computers, in nature and on other planets. That very rare type of person would likely be described as omnilingual. Of course, if they just speak a whole bunch of languages and aren't gods of language, you might use the word polylingual as well - both are the results of tying together Latin roots though and likely won't show up in spell check. Some more information: http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/omnilingual http://www.thefreedictionary.com/polylingual
What do you call a person who can easily learn and speak many languages?
A person who can speak multiple languages is considered to be Multilingual, bilingual (two languages), trilingual (three languages), etc. A name for people who are multilingual and easily learn languages is Polyglot.
What do you call a person who can speak different languages?
A "polyglot" is someone who knows several languages.
What do you call a person who knows 5 languages?
A very talented person. Multi-lingual.Most probably more talented than YOU.
What do you call a person who speaks 5 languages?
A polyglot - a person who knows and/or uses several languages. From the Greek for many (poly) and tongue (glotta).
What do you call a person who knows what they want?
You can call a person who knows what they want assertive, decisive, or self-assured.
What do you call a person who knows all the languages?
A person that can speak two languages is bilingual, a person that can speak three languages is trilingual. So if we were to extrapolate this with Latin, the Latin root for all, is omni so then someone who knows all the languages, both on Earth, in humans and other species, on computers, in nature and on other planets. That very rare type of person would likely be described as omnilingual. Of course, if they just speak a whole bunch of languages and aren't gods of language, you might use the word polylingual as well - both are the results of tying together Latin roots though and likely won't show up in spell check. Some more information: http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/omnilingual http://www.thefreedictionary.com/polylingual
What do you call a person who can easily learn and speak many languages?
A person who can speak multiple languages is considered to be Multilingual, bilingual (two languages), trilingual (three languages), etc. A name for people who are multilingual and easily learn languages is Polyglot.
What do you call a person who can speak two languages?
A person who can speak two languages is called a bilingual.
How you call somebody who talks three languages?
Trilingual
What do you call a person who speaks and understands many languages?
A person who speaks and understands many languages can be called a polyglot.
What do call someone who speak six languages?
multilinguist, polyglot; use dictionary.com for more reference
What do you call a person who speaks other languages?
a linguist
What do you call a person who makes a study of languages?
linguist
