C, C++, Java, C#.net, VB.net
LOGO was the first programming language I came across. It was awesome fun, especially because of my interest in drawing stuff. After a few years I was introduced to BASIC which was a little bit more advanced than LOGO. I loved it. Then I did some scripting (HTML and Javascript). Then, during my bachelors I was introduced to C programming language, I was again in love with programming. I was the reference person for all of my classmates. If they had any questions they used to ask me.
Then I learned Java. The teacher suggested us that it would be better if we learned C++ before learning Java. So I took a good book for C++ suggested by him and learned C++ over the weekend (3 days). I became pretty clear about the concepts to start with Java. I loved Java so much that I decided to do my final project for Bachelors in Java.
After I came for masters in the US, I realized that C++ was the language they used for programming assignments. Some of the courses I took involved advanced C++ programming using OPEN GL API for 3D animation using C++. Aft first it was NOT fun but as the time went by, it was. At the end, I learned C++ along with usage of STL libraries.
I helped out my friends with their assignments in VB.net and learnt it along with them even though I didn't do that course. Later during my internship I learned programming in C#.net and developed application features for an awesome company.
I love learning new programming languages and am a fast learner.