One question thou I speak fluently English, German, Dutch, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Polish, Slovak, Russian, Hebrew, Moroccan Arabic and Arabic, does that make me a hyperglot? today I work in a callcenter which I provide help in 6 languages of this list. My level of those languages is so high that even mothertongue speakers confuse me with one of their colanguage speaker. The knowledge goes far beyond the simple knowledge of the language, it goes as far as knowing even the dialectal deviations of the languages, for example: allthou I'm not a native french I can manage to speak the Quebec french aswell as the Paris French, Provence French (occitan), Walloon and Belgian French aswell as Swiss French. Besides Italian I even speak Calabrian and Sicilian, For Portuguese I speak fluently Portuguese from Portugal with all the country dialects and Brazilian Portuguese. Spanish, I can manage to speak all the dialects of South American Spanish and Spanish from Spain with their various dialects like Andalusian. I think that this is what makes a person a hyperglot don't you agree? Filipe