Topic: What language would you like to learn (speaking) the most? (Read 3653 times)
Portuguese
I like to learn more about French language, I already know a little french, But I don't know how to use French grammar. I like the way it is spoken. One of my ambition is to live in France in the future.
spanish and italian 
dominant in south india and north-east sri lanka
india has many local language with million speakers
I'm curious what is Tamil? Is it an offset of another language? I realize that many countries have different languages, but there are a bunch listed here that I've never even heard of before.
tamil is one of indian language, especially dravidian languagedominant in south india and north-east sri lanka
india has many local language with million speakers
learning different dialects and languages (I don't know if they are the same I haven't done much study)
Think Deep south, or far north in America, same language different dialects, one says soda, another pop, another coke-pepsi.
Someone with a deeper understanding of Linguistics could explain it better.
spanish and italian
dominant in south india and north-east sri lanka
india has many local language with million speakers
I'm curious what is Tamil? Is it an offset of another language? I realize that many countries have different languages, but there are a bunch listed here that I've never even heard of before.
tamil is one of indian language, especially dravidian languagedominant in south india and north-east sri lanka
india has many local language with million speakers
This entire thread that I think I started just became a TIL thank you very much.
Linguistics and such really interest me, learning different dialects and languages (I don't know if they are the same I haven't done much study) as such it would be really great to have roots in a different language (than American).
spanish and italian
dominant in south india and north-east sri lanka
india has many local language with million speakers
I'm curious what is Tamil? Is it an offset of another language? I realize that many countries have different languages, but there are a bunch listed here that I've never even heard of before.
tamil is one of indian language, especially dravidian languagedominant in south india and north-east sri lanka
india has many local language with million speakers
Russian, Mandarin and Spanish-haven't settled on a dialect yet.
I would like to speak Papiamento, because my mom is from Aruba.
And I go there on vacation alot, most of the people there speak dutch but not all.
Alot of people speak spanish to so that would be nice.
Because my family there can mostly speak 4 languages:
Dutch
Papiamento
English and Spanish
And I go there on vacation alot, most of the people there speak dutch but not all.
Alot of people speak spanish to so that would be nice.
Because my family there can mostly speak 4 languages:
Dutch
Papiamento
English and Spanish
I'm curious what is Tamil? Is it an offset of another language? I realize that many countries have different languages, but there are a bunch listed here that I've never even heard of before.
I want to learn Japanese and i want to live in japan. Mostly speaking language is Sinhala and Tamil.
Mostly speaking language is Sinhala and Tamil.
There are so many languages to pick from! 
I like to learn japanese,spanish and chinease , Most of the time i speek tamil and english
Japanese, mainly because of the anime/manga I've been watching ever since I was a kid. Love the culture.
Chinese would also be very handy to know.
Right now I speak 4 languages fluently and am wondering which one to target next.
Chinese would also be very handy to know.
Right now I speak 4 languages fluently and am wondering which one to target next.
I'm curious why so many people know 3 or 4 languages already and I'm barely proficient in 1. Did you learn as a real young child? I don't understand how this works, I can't wrap my mind around another language, I took Spanish and French in high school and I barely know any today.
Keep at it. Once you pick up a second language, the 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th..is so much easier.
Is it because some languages have roots in others, like root words? I'm really interested in linguistics and language but this is all confusing.
Japanese, mainly because of the anime/manga I've been watching ever since I was a kid. Love the culture.
Chinese would also be very handy to know.
Right now I speak 4 languages fluently and am wondering which one to target next.
Chinese would also be very handy to know.
Right now I speak 4 languages fluently and am wondering which one to target next.
I'm curious why so many people know 3 or 4 languages already and I'm barely proficient in 1. Did you learn as a real young child? I don't understand how this works, I can't wrap my mind around another language, I took Spanish and French in high school and I barely know any today.
Keep at it. Once you pick up a second language, the 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th..is so much easier.
Japanese, mainly because of the anime/manga I've been watching ever since I was a kid. Love the culture.
Chinese would also be very handy to know.
Right now I speak 4 languages fluently and am wondering which one to target next.
Chinese would also be very handy to know.
Right now I speak 4 languages fluently and am wondering which one to target next.
I'm curious why so many people know 3 or 4 languages already and I'm barely proficient in 1. Did you learn as a real young child? I don't understand how this works, I can't wrap my mind around another language, I took Spanish and French in high school and I barely know any today.
spanish sounds sexy
but learn english more important
but learn english more important
Japanese in first place, but all the other oriental languages would be great to
Japanese, Korean, Russian
that all
that all
Japanese, Chinese, french
Good luck with that.
My friend, who is learning Japanese for the past two years told me that to be able to achieve intermediary level knowledge in Japanese, you need to study the language for at least 4 years. Is it really worth that much effort? Yes!
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Welp, I'm sold.
I plan on moving to Europe in the next decade, preferably France.
Therefore, it'd be wise for me to pickup French
I've already started on duolingo. Trying to get the wife involved in the learning process.
Therefore, it'd be wise for me to pickup French
I've already started on duolingo. Trying to get the wife involved in the learning process.
Well already studied quite a few languages but I would have to say that at the present Russian and Chinese are ones that I haven't learnt yet but would like too that or Tagalog/Pangasinan
Japanese is a fun language though got to understand my raws if their is no fangroup subbing a series XD
(Chiko Heiress of the Phantom Thief for almost 4 months lol)
Japanese is a fun language though got to understand my raws if their is no fangroup subbing a series XD
(Chiko Heiress of the Phantom Thief for almost 4 months lol)
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