Well, I'll say english, 'cause french is my first language.
If you've got french questions, ask away ;)

I really want to learn Japanese.. i think the language sounds cool, plus their culture' overwhelms me, the games, manga, anime, j-stuff.. I love it! Furthermore, I'm a Chinese that lives in The Netherlands.. but I can't speak any word Chinese, so i think i want to learn that also.

I did learn some Latin and old Greek on school, it's pretty interesting, since, for example, many European words are kinda derived from it.

I would like to learn Latin, but I don't have time to dedicate myself to it...

Sometimes I think there are too many languages I want to learn. I would like to speak Greek, Russian, Spanish and Japanese.
I already speak English (oh really? :D), Serbian, German, a bit French and I also know some things in Albanian.

Japanese, Chinese, Korean, French, Spanish, Italian, German, Latin. Well, at least 4 of them have a very similar base, one of them IS the base lol.

I think before you start studying a language, you should at least try it a bit.

Deutsch zum Beispiel ist eine ziemlich einfache Sprache, da sie dem Englischen etwas ähnelt. Sollte kein Problem sein!




Français est une langue très difficile! Elle a un très illogique grammaire pour moi!:aargh:




Ali naj bolji jezik u cijelum svetu je Srpski! Dorbro, jeste malo težak, ali zato ga pričaju samo pametni i kultivirani ljudi. Učite Srpski! :D

I've really wanted to seriously study German, but I'm not sure where to start. I already speak decent Spanish, and wouldn't mind throwing another language in there, especially since I might end up spending a few years in Germany at some point.

Right now, I'm in the process of learning Russian and Japanese. I already speak fluent English, Swedish, German and Serbian, so after - hopefully - learning Russian and Japanese, I'll have a decent collection of languages in my trunk.

EDIT: And I definitely agree with AlogiA, Serbian is a difficult language to master, but as a language it's very rich and interesting.

I have a few Klingon dictionaries and have been studying off and on for the past few years. I'd like to be able to speak it fluently, but just like highschool spanish class: laziness prevailes. I'd like to learn Japanese and some Irish or Scottish Goidelic/Gaelic.

Ha, zar nije? Ti stvarno pričaš Srpski il se praviš ovde malo važan? :D

Wow... serbian seems rivaling Latin, hungarian, chinese, and hebrew in term of difficulty. I wonder how you native grow with it:juggler:

I'd wanna learn Italian or Japanese. I'm Japanese, so yeah. But oh man...the Italian language sounds so sexy. =0

I actually would love to study Japanese, Latin and German, though the first two are quite rare to, at least in my grounds. Japanese is because of anime mainly, and latin was something that got my attention while reading some books; tried to learn it with some books, but it was quite hard so dropped it, also had to do different things around.

Hopefully there's a chance to study these in the future.

I wish I continued French in highschool. I stopped after Grade 10 and really regret it. I think I'll just start self-studying, but it's so hard to find places and people to practice on. Ha ha!

I also want to learn Latin, Japanese, Tagalog (no one mentioned this...mwa ha ha!!), Spanish and Arabic. Hey, I can dream, though I'd like to be at least tri-lingual by the time I die! Ha ha!

I grew up learning both English and Spanish, studied French for three years in middle school, and am now in my 2nd year of studying Latin. I was going to take German next year, but the only German teacher got fired or some shit so my damn school just took it off the program. So I guess I'd like to learn German, everyone always says that it's super easy to learn.

Latin and Spanish would do. I want to, but it's hard for me to find the time or the faciliities that can provide me with a fast and effective learning method.

I definitely want to master Mandarin someday. Alas, it is easier said than done. I'm also a fan of Russian, I don't know why. Sounds interesting to learn as well.

I've always wanted to learn Hebrew and Arabic. Those two have always intureged me.

And so has japanese.

And for my heritage, I've wanted to learn german.

Mandarin, Thai, Aramaic, German, and Gaelic. Finding the time to actually devote study to any of these languages is my problem...

I did French in high school, but in my whole time in college, I never took a language course. I liked French and somewhat wished I continued on with it. Whatever.

I also wanted to study Japanese, since I'm a fanboy. I also wanted to study Chinese, since I have so many Chinese friends in the university. I also wanted to study Tagalog (Filipino), since I'm Filipino and can't speak the language. I couldn't even get into Japanese or Chinese courses because they were time-demanding courses that were always scheduled everyday in such a way that I would not be able to take my engineering requirements/electives. So those courses never happened. Maybe later in life.

Samo se pravim važan, šta misliš? ;)

My knowledge of Chinese(mandarin, cantonese and hokkien) looks like it's gonna be useful someday. Haha.

What's that one language the main theme of Legend of Mana is sung in? Swedish? Whatever it is it's a beautiful, eloquent language... I think it'd be fun to learn that someday. Maybe even just a couple of words. ^_^

I'd like to learn German after listening to Rammstein so much and my English teacher speaks fluent German and English is her second language.