BASIC, then C and C++ with some ASM (embedded systems), then Java (android apps), then Python, then node & PHP & js/html/css, as proficiencies. Smattering of other things as "have useds", inc. clojure, R.
Interestly, it's the contrary to what you've inferred. Last time I talked about this topic in person, one of the typical mid level language snobs loudly and obnoxiously declared "PHP is a shit language, a really shit language", with the typical arrogant dismissive tone.
But as all experienced devs know, you program _into_ the language, not with the language. The more opinionated the language, e.g. Java and it's traditionally zealous adhesion to OOP and obstruction of other paradigms like functional, the harder it is to do that.
Hence the reason I like PHP is because it's the opposite of the weak minded (who make up their mind of "the one true way", based on little, and stick to it come hell or high water), and instead it leaves it up to you, to program _into_ as is fit for the project.
Plus the fact that it's interpreted, which acts as a good barrier to the premature optimizers. And the fact it's been around so long that it dominates the internet so there's no shortage of work in it.