Do you want to learn additional languages?

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  • missymoga
    missymoga Posts: 217 Member
    I absolutely must learn French (it sounds so sexy and romantic, plus I have a good friend who lives in France and would love to be able to communicate with her in her language) Also ASL, American Sign Language. I am learning that currently.
  • MisterGoodBar
    MisterGoodBar Posts: 157 Member
    i'd love to learn Spanish and Cantonese but im not that kind of smart! lol
  • Melroxsox
    Melroxsox Posts: 1,040 Member
    would love to learn Gaelic. also Russian...
  • Cat52169
    Cat52169 Posts: 277 Member
    I would love to learn and USE Spanish and Arabic. I took 2 years of Spanish so I can understand quite a bit but I have to answer in English=) I only know a tiny bit of Arabic. I would love to speak fluently!
  • ParaSempreAmor11
    ParaSempreAmor11 Posts: 105 Member
    i speak fluent portuguese and write in portuguese, also i understand spanish and write in spanish AND i took french for a couple years. But dont remember much french no offence to anybody whos french but it wasso dreadful taking french classes. :laugh:
  • d_Mode
    d_Mode Posts: 880 Member
    Spanish, Italian, French and Portuguese are the languages I would love to learn.
  • I am learning ASL. I'm almost done with my third class (out of four). I'm also currently teaching my 8 month old to sign as well. I speak broken French and I'd love to brush up on that. I also really want to learn Spanish! I'll probably take some classes once I finish grad school.
  • MizKittyB
    MizKittyB Posts: 47 Member
    I would love to re-gain my modest command of Japanese, and then become fluent. ("Use it or lose it," is what happened.) German as well - I took 4 years in high school and 1 semester in college and did pretty well, but again, never used it after that.

    I would also love to learn: Spanish, French, Chinese (either Mandarin or Cantonese), Korean, Russian, Italian, Arabic, Latin, Greek...

    Basically, just about any language I can get my hands on. If I ever win the lottery, I'm quitting my job to just take college-level language classes. And then travel to the countries that use those languages - see the sights, try the food... It would be AWESOME.
  • redfroggie
    redfroggie Posts: 591 Member
    I took and ASL course years ago and was certified level 1 interpreter. As they say "Use it or lose it" and I have lost most of it. I would love to do another course.
    I want to learn German, as I am a German citizen but grew up in the US so lost all of that too. Although I do think it is in there in my brain I just have to trigger it.
  • BFarnsworth
    BFarnsworth Posts: 210 Member
    Gaelic
  • vinsonh42
    vinsonh42 Posts: 125
    I would love to learn german so I can speak to my grandpa in his native language and I would also love to learn Cherokee since I am predominently cherokee and when I get registered I'd like to speak the language of my people. I want to learn French and spanish and italian because of many reasons. I also want to learn asl because I have deaf family and I used to know it but forgot.
  • I already am, English and German. I'd love to add Spanish to that :)
  • Zainia
    Zainia Posts: 59 Member
    Not fluent in anything other than English so far >.<

    Fluent in:
    Mandarin and Cantonese
    French

    Understand some:
    Sign language
    Spanish
    Cherokee
    Japanese

    Anything after that is a bonus :)
  • Darkskinned88
    Darkskinned88 Posts: 1,177 Member
    I always wanted to be able to speak fluently in another language, i can read/write some Spanish, French and Latin
  • cheerforsteelers
    cheerforsteelers Posts: 686 Member
    I speak English and Russian. I took 3 years of Spanish in high school and that has stuck with me though I'm not fluent. I'd like to fully learn Spanish (which my work will pay for) and then go for Italian because they're pretty similar. All in due time. :drinker:
  • heatherloveslifting
    heatherloveslifting Posts: 1,428 Member
    Would love to, but I think I'd really have to go live in that country for it to be effective. I studied Italian for 5 years and when I finally got to Italy I understood nothing for at least 24 hrs. After that I could somewhat follow people who spoke very slowly, as if I was both deaf and mentally challenged! :D
  • Zylahe
    Zylahe Posts: 772 Member
    I studied Japanese nd French in high school. My French is good enough to get by on holidays, but i should brush up as were off to France in 2 weeks.
    SO and i studied German up to Gcse level, so thats fairly good, but we haven't been to a germo country in a. Few years.

    And yes i did study Esperanto while in high school/ uni. W even had our own group.
    I will say that its a very good language to learn, as its simple, and for native English speakers its a good way to learn grammar that will be assumed ith learning alot of other languages.
  • msmith2020
    msmith2020 Posts: 365 Member
    I know english and American Sign Language (degree)

    I WANT to learn:

    German
    French

    I'm studying Spanish in School and I hate it- sooo I don't want to learn it...
  • Colonel_Brandon
    Colonel_Brandon Posts: 256 Member
    And yes i did study Esperanto while in high school/ uni. W even had our own group.
    I will say that its a very good language to learn, as its simple, and for native English speakers its a good way to learn grammar that will be assumed ith learning alot of other languages.

    Nice. I think I want to study it for fun.
  • Witchmoo
    Witchmoo Posts: 261 Member
    I'm learning french.....have been for just over a year.....been saying for years that I wanted to and finally bit the bullet and got on with it!
  • alsunrise
    alsunrise Posts: 386 Member
    Yes! ASL is the only one on my list.