First and foremost that language called Spanish(or Castellano to my Bolivian family). Because I am Mexican and Bolivian. I should speak it fluently! I understand it better...

I'm currently learning French in highschool. I want to continue with that as well. I also want to learn Portuguese and Italian.

I would really like to learn German. I know how to say a couple of things. I think that Germany is a beautiful place and I'm going there this summer for 2 weeks! Woot woot.

I want to learn Japanese before my death. For the anime/mango shows.

Then if I ever get those down. I'd like to learn Aymara and Quechua. So I can understand those little cholas down in Bolivia. With their dresses and their long braids, in their groups.

I'm taking Japanese now but after this year, the only Japanese teacher that teaches courses after 202 is retiring so I'd like to be able to continue it elsewhere.

I want to learn German. Got really interested in it when I got into project .hack, and while the language sounds a little...harsh...sometimes, I think it's a cool language. My ex is learning it now, he really enjoys it.

And I also want to learn Hawaiian. It was mandatory to learn really basic Hawaiian in elementary school (like colors and family members), but since then I've never gone on with it. I think it's a really beautiful language and I would love to study it, considering that I live in Hawai`i.

I know Chinese, and I thought that would give me an edge in studying Japanese... NOT. At least not from the get go. I have quite a few books (most of which are given to me by my aunt, who teaches Japanese. >.> ) in Japanese, and I'd very much likes to read them. Although so far I haven't menage to take a Japanese courses. For some reason there is only one or two first year level Japanese open each semester, and those tend to fill up quick. I think I am the only one in my immediate family who does not speak at least a little Japanese. >.>

Studied French is High school for 4 years and went to France and lived with a french family for a while (which they say damn near counts as a fifth year).
I inevitably picked up some Spanish while working in the restaurant business, but I'd like to learn more.
In college I took some ASL, which is a very fun language to learn and very eye-opening.
I'd also like to learn Japanese (like most), but I may have missed that chance for now . . .

where does that Goa'uld language come from? never heard that before:borg:

I have such a long list of languages I want to learn. I really think I might become a linguist because it seems like I love languages.

Right now I'm learning Japanese, almost fluent. So it's almost time to choose.

Next up I think I'll learn Korean, I also want ot learn a dialect of Chinese, Sanskrit, Latin, some form of Norse or Swedish, and French. Maybe Italian. I can't really say I have a desire to learn Spanish, since I took it for three years and could only think about learning Japanese, but it might just be one of those things that just happens.

Right now, I'm making it a personal goal to learn Norwegian, for that's my matriarichal roots. In fact, if I knew it already, I'd greatly consider moving to Norway and staying. I'd also throw in the predecessors to it, like Proto-Norse.

Since I am a native English speaking person, attaining knowledge on it's earlier forms as well. I'd actually run around speaking Old English if I could all the time.

Along with that, I'm eager for the other Scandinavian languages and Finnish. Latin and Greek are also high up on my list since they are the classical adademic languages. And I say fuck the Romantic languages. French and Spanish are the most boring things I've ever heard.

I'd love to learn Russian. I find it freakishly romantic for some reason. Also it's supposedly one of the harder languages to learn so I think it'd be interesting to see the breakdown of that language.

I want to learn better English and I want to learn spanish and mandarin before I'm 30.

But please don't visit the bad side of germany -> Hauptbahnhof Munich.. argh :eyebrow:

I learned Italian in High School but I forgot most of the stuff, a quick review should bring a lot back.
Well, since I've started watching Asian movies I need to improve my Chinese.
I speak Cantonese but need more work on it. I want to learn two other chinese dialects, Korean, Japanese, and Germain. So that'd be a total of 5 languages.
It seems a lot but it's possible. Only problem is finding someone to practice with, preferably someone native to that language.

EDIT:
Whoops, I typed Germain instead of German. haha, my friend's name is Germain so that might be the reason.

I want to continue my Russian and German studies. My Russian is very poor, only took courses for three years. It would be very handy around where I live, since I see and hear the language almost daily. Spying on the conniving crooks that all Russian people are. >=O

German I took for 5 years and spoken it sounds so cool and looks cool written, so I'd just like to show off to people. Also my future profession might actually require me to learn more of it, since some of the study books are in German only.

Cool, hope you will manage to achieve that. But is esperante = spanish?
btw, what happens in that Hauptbahnhof?

I kind of wish I spoke Aramaic for no good reason.

I can comprehend most romance languages enough to get by. I speak French (better than I write it), but despite my entire family using it on a consistent basis, I am completely out of practice. I've considered spending another few summers in France with the family just to tune up, but I just never have time or money.

I'd like to learn German, if only because its so powerful sounding. I'd love to learn Japanese or Chinese as well, if only because they're both challenging languages to learn, and not very traditionally taught.

Also, Esperanto is not Spanish.

esprante I've never heat...hm sorry, don't understand.

Hauptbahnhof is german and means 'Train mainstation',
the main station is already beautiful, but outside of the station are many unfriendly humans (peoples) and I can say one: there is not Germans.

(hope you understand me)

If you arrived in germany, you must visit the Deutsche Museum (german museum) :) and Olympia Park. But before I continue to talk.. where do you come exactly to Germany?

Munich:
http://www.muenchen.de/home/60093/Homepage.html
http://www.muenchen.de/Tourismus/6942/index.html


Last year I've visit Kentucky ... and it was soooooooooooooo fantastic awesome!! my uncle lives in kentucky. :D :D

Oh sorry, I got mixed up spanish with esperante. in fact esperante is an artificial language (checked from babylon). I wonder if any of you study this language? actually this language was made in purpose to become international language, but since everyone nowadays could use english, it becomes obsolete.

I never have chance to go abroad... sigh... but I really want to go to Neuschwanstein (New Rock Swan if you translate it?), I want to see that beautiful Ludwig II castle! just so amazingly beautiful...:p

So that's what the Hauptbahnhof is. Umm...I don't think I'll need to worry about that. At least not in Munich...I'm going to Stuttgart.

Oh ok :D, yes english is more importantly for me.

Schloß(castle) Neuschwanstein <- I think, it can not be translated , like Düsseldorf. Yes this castle is very beautiful, Ludwig II. our King of bavaria. :)

I hope I'll be able to visit China, I'm a big Fan of Jackie Chan... he have showed in an interview Hong Kong. That was awesome.

Stuttgart, oh my god... it has beautiful places, too. but they talk there differently as normally, exactly the same as in East Germany. *big smile*

Chinese in not that hard to get a decent grasp of. If anyone is dumb it's me and I did it.

That being said, I'd like to become better in Mandarin Chinese, Korean, Japanese and French and learn a the meanings of a few complicated english words to. =o

Now that I think about it, I believe some unpopular languages like Romansh and Maltese would both interesting to learn.

I'd like to learn German, simply because I like the sound of it. I used to take French in school but I dropped it so I can take more courses, too bad my school doesn't have a German class, cuz i would've taken it for sure.

Chinese is THAT hard dude x_X;.

My friend got a perfect E for his mandarin class last semester though I have warned him to pick up japanese instead (so that he might would have gotten an A like me, heh). From what I've heard, Chinese has complicated rule of sound system, speak it with different tone and you get different meanings. OMG, just how Chinese ancestors created them??

Even though I'm chinese, I couldn speak any of it, but I will definitely going to learn it, hoping that someday I will return to China.

Btw talking with natives from different nationality like you really amazes me, not to mention that they keep saying their complicated language is goddamn easy while it maybe takes non-natives about 7 years to master them:borg:

I'm currently learning how to read and write in chinese and speak in Manderin. Hopefully I'll be good enough to get by in China. I also want to relearn my French and Spanish. I learned Spanish for 3 years back in high school, but it's a little rusty now. As for French, I use to speak it when i was 7, but I lost it when I moved to the United States.

No it's not, I already said that I'm dumb and I learned it pretty decently by just listening to audio tapesand talking to a few Chinese people prior to going to China orginally. Sure tones are hard but that's it.

C++, Java and French. And Russian.