1. French, Russian, and Latin
2. Yes
3. HOT.

1. English [duh], French, and Spanish.

2. Yes.

3. Cloudy and perfect.

1. Spanish, French, Latin, Hebrew - and taken diction for singers in all of those previously mentioned (sans Hebrew) as well as Italian and German.

2. No

3. High overcast, neither warm nor cold. In other words: perfect.

None.
Never had one.
It was cloudy, but it's sunny now.

1. English, Greek, Latin and Spanish.

2. Yes. Cat killed it.

3. Sunny. Was at the beach and it was about 31c.

We had Spanish, Latin, and French in school, but French is the only one I studied for years. Not since college--still not fluent, but could sort things out okay, or figure out the gist of a passage if need be.

Yes. Not anymore. I don't remember how they died. It is kind of funny--for a while my brother was obsessed with him, and people would give them to him as gifts, and some family members would just give them to me as well. One stop shopping or out of a sense of fairness or something. I didn't mind. I like them too!

Gorgeous. 75F and perfectly clear deep blue skies with just a very slight breeze. We spent most of the morning at the park, then we're heading to the farm.

1. Spanish when I was in high school.

2. No.

3. Cloudy and trying to rain.

1. English, French and Spanish
2. I live in Tucson.
3. Hot. (see above)

1. At school - Spanish. On my own - Norwegian, Arabic and Hindi.

2. Nope

3. Sunny and not too hot, but still not delightfully cool.

1. French. Don't ask me to speak it, though.

2. No.

3. It's bizarre, but that's Vegas. It's pouring rain on the East side, and clear as a bell on the West. Was opposite yesterday.

1Spanish
2 yes
3 crummy

1. English, Finnish, Māori.
2. Loads. I have one that I got as a cutting from Mum when I left home 27 years ago. Her plant was given to her as a cutting when we immigrated to NZ in 1971. Brutus Junior is at least as old as me.
3. Same as yesterday - cold, damp - without the scary lightning strikes.

1. English, French, Finnish, Russian and Latin.

2. Yes, many.

3. Raining cats, dogs and a couple of frogs.

Yiddish, Icelandic, Spanish (both mexican and castillian), English. I'm no good at any of them.


Lots.

It's hot, and then it rains, and then it's hot, and later it might rain again.