Thx for the RU explanation of how to describe bi/multilingualism!
Four is enough. Quality over quantity for me.
However, I did try to take a look at other languages too. I can still read & write Hangul (Korean). As for Japanese, I used to read & write Katakana (used for foreign names to be converted into JP - looks weird), Hiragana (grammar ?), and some Kanji.
Learning a new language - one that is from another lang. group - is a time-consuming affair. No time for that atm.
Not bad, your friend spoke four languages at an amenable level! No idea how similar the languages he spoke might be, but I've heard that Georgian can be a limbo - language wise. Kudos to him.
What about you? RU, ENG. ...? Looks like you most definitely went beyond two languages.![]()