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I’m now thinking in develop some Windows Mobile applications in a different language, then I choosed HTML and the other Web Languages, but:
If you are willing to wait a bit, Adobe is planning on releasing a version of Adobe Air that runs on Windows Mobile.
The nearest thing is Appceletor Titanium, but that runs on iPhone, and not Windows Mobile yet, although if memory serves correctly they also have ideas about that too.
I don’t know about any other platforms, unless you intend to run them in a web browser like Opera or IE.