This
chapter was last updated: December 20th, 2014 and has 10 listed clubs.

All
clubs promoting specific languages or that have a focus on practicing
a language can be located here. This is also where you will find
clubs of all varieties that simply don't communicate primarily in
English. You will notice that not all but some of these clubs have
their descriptions listed in a language that is not English; these
clubs generally communicate in the language that their description is
in, but some club members and leaders have provided an English
translation, and these clubs are open to non-native speakers unless
otherwise mentioned. If you feel that your club has been placed in
this chapter by accident, please owl the editor with the correction
and it will be relocated within 24 hours. Clubs are listed
alphabetically by name.

• Club
  de español (#25,350),
  led by Rae Elliott. ¡Aquí
  se habla español! Es un club para hispanohablantes, estudiantes o
  profesores de español, o cualquiera persona quien quiere hablar en
  esa bellísima lenguaje. Hablamos de cualquiera cosa - música,
  deportes, HiH, el mundo, etc. Por favor, que se habla en una manera
  de buen comportamiento. (Y si hay algunas problemas con la gramática
  de esta descripción, lo siento - ¡el español es mi segunda
  lenguaje!). *Club de Espanol - Spanish is spoke here! This is a club
  for native Spanish-speakers, students or Spanish teachers, or any
  other person who wants to speak in this beautiful language. We can
  talk about anything - music, sports, HiH, the world, etc. Please
  speak in a polite manner. (And if there are any grammar errors in
  this description, I apologize - Spanish is my 2nd language!)*

  
  

• Foreign
  Club (#25,226),
  led by Chiyoko Amaterasu.
  A club where foreign students can chat in their primary languages
  while others learn new languages.

  
  

• German-Speakers
  of HiH (#26,502),
  led by Cassandra von Adelmann. Jeder
  ist willkommen: ob Sie ein deutscher muttersprachler oder einfach
  nur üben sprache. Bitte fühlen Sie sich frei zu verbinden!

  
  

• German
  speaking club
  (#29,429), led by Esme Hollenbeck.
  A club for native German speakers and those looking to improve or
  refresh their German speaking skills.

  
  
• Hey, I speak spanish too! (#33,565), led by Lidia Watson. Este es un grupo para todos los hispano-hablantes que nos encontramos por estas lares. Españoles, sudamericanos, gente de otros paises que quiere mejorar su castellano... ¡Todos tenemos cabida aquí!

• International
  & Multilingual (#25,405),
  led by Charlotte Green.
  A club promoting cultural exchange, where all languages are welcome.
  They also host "language happy hours" for students to meet
  up and practice their foreign language skills or just relax in their
  native tongue. Known spoken languages in the club currently include
  Spanish, French, German, Hungarian, Korean, and Dutch.

• the Klingons (#30,081), led by Eben Adams. A club for students who speak Klingon can chat. Members must obey their fearless Klingon leader. 

• Lusofonia
  - Brazucas e Tugas! (#26,455),
  led by Lucius
  Almeida. Clube
  formado para brasileiros e portugueses que estejam com dificuldades
  ou precisem de ajuda em qualquer coisa relacionada ao HiH, ou que
  apenas queiram trocar ideias na mais bela das línguas, a última
  flor do Lácio, inculta e bela. *A Portuguese language club to help
  Portuguese and Brazilian students at HiH.*

  
  

• Spanish
  speakers (#25,574),
  led by Emelyn Grohl. Este
  es un club para las personas que hablamos español.

  
  

• World
  Language Club (#25,301),
  led by Zoe Colpaert.
  A club where you can practice your foreign language skills with
  other multi-lingual students. All languages are welcomed.

  
  

*Please
note that the editor will only accept descriptions of Language Clubs
from their club members/leaders; this may seem unfair to other clubs,
who cannot submit their own descriptions, but it would be a
disservice to our non-English speakers if I were to just shove their
club page descriptions through Google Translate.*