oh yeah, i checked with a friend and there are 2 ways to say i love wolves as Gaeigle:
Is aoibhinn liom mic tíre
OR
Is aoibhinn liom faolchúnna

English as a first language, French as a second (I'm Canadian. Speaking both languages gets you extra credit for jobs), some Spanish (better at understanding it than speaking it) and some day, Russian.

salutare, lume! aveti si un roman care asteapta oblivion pe forum. nu mi-am setat tastatura sa scriu cu caractere specifice, dar cam asa suna limba. mult noroc!
translated:
greatings, ppl! you also have a romanian who is waiting for oblivion on the forum. i didn't set my keyboard to type specific characters, but this is roughly what it sounds like. good luck!

i also learn french in school, but i hate it and learn everything from scratch every year just so i can pass the exams and then forget it. despite the fakt that it's a latin language by origin, as is my own, i prefer english. i practice english more often, by using a pc and being too lazy to read subtitles in my own language, so i hope it's enough for me to make myself understood.

Well enough to be understood. The only mistakes I can think of is not capitalizing proper nouns, like Romanian, Oblivion, French, Latin, Englich, and I, you didn't capitalize the first word letter of the first word in each sentence, and you misspelled fact. (fakt) Those are little mistakes that many people skip on the internet anyways, and they don't make it difficult at all to understand. I often make more mistakes than that. I'm not a grammar Nazi, never would have even mentioned little mistakes like that, but I am a nitpicker, so I would have noticed them anyways.

I still only speak English and a small amount of Spanish, just what I learn in high school.

I grew up learning both Dutch and English, although my English is a hell of a lot better than my Dutch, mainly due to the fact that I don't exactly have a lot of people to speak Dutch with besides my family.