Here are mine, in the order of fluency:
(Finnish: native.)
English: fluent, I've been learning English since I was 9 years old because it's mandatory in schools here in Finland.
German: intermediate or advanced (somewhere around B1-B2), I started learning German on my own a bit over 10 years ago. Partially because some of my favorite bands are German, and mainly because I got interested in Germany and thought I'd study something there but then realized I probably should learn the language first.
Swedish: beginner, altho I did learn it at school for 3 years as it, also, is mandatory in Finland. However, I never really could wrap my head around Swedish (at that point I was not so interested in languages in general), and I totally lost my motivation. Last year, after 15 years of not learning Swedish, I decided to give it a try on Duolingo. I was almost done with my German tree and didn't feel like letting go of DL just yet, and Swedish was my first thought because I already had learnt it before, and I also wanted to see if I could have a better motivation and understanding now as an adult :D
Hungarian: beginner, started this one just out of curiosity. It's in the same language family with Finnish and I grew curious about the linguistics aspect, wanted to know what are some of the things they share.
Russian: beginner, this one I also started just out of curiosity. I have never learnt another alphabet than the Latin alphabet and felt like testing out if I'd be able to learn a new set of alphabets. I also come from East Finland so any knowledge of Russian is always an advantage here. It could also help with Hungarian a bit since Hungarian has been affected by Slavic languages to some extent, whereas Finnish was more affected by the Germanic languages instead.