Are you currently learning or interested in learning a language?

Hm, I'd have to put in a vote for Japanese. Tried French before but it was a flop, Japanese though has a lot more use to me.

 

right now im taking a french course but im not really into it as much as i was two years ago?? idk the main reason i took it was because some colleges require two or four years of a foreign language so might as well lol. im not very good at it despite taking it for a few years now.....

more than anything im currently learning japanese and oh boy its actually super fun. im probably not good enough to achieve my main goal of being able to (somewhat) translate stories in a stupid japanese gacha game i play but im getting there hopefully!! honestly the thing that stops most people is kanji and im telling you right now: dont let it stop you! it seems like a super rewarding language to learn and i actually enjoy learning new words with those god forsaken kanji things!

 

Aside from English (my first language) I know a bit of Spanish, German, and Japanese. I'll be taking Biblical Hebrew next semester in college, followed by Biblical (that is, 1st-century) Greek after that.

 

I'm currently learning Italian, which is going well. It's a very difficult language, but it's also a beautiful one to hear. I've been in it for three years and I'm at a point where I can understand what is being spoken to me, albeit I can only respond back in English.

I've also taken Korean, although it's very rusty and I can only do basic translations and read/write hangul- I can't actually speak it.

 

Right now I'm taking a Spanish I class and I'm passing it just fine, but that doesn't mean that I'm any good at it.

 

I'm currently learning German! I have a few friends in Germany and I've always wanted to speak fluent German with them. I also just really enjoy the language itself.

 

French, because i am learning it in school, and Hebrew because i'm Jewish

 

I also learn french in school, it is an interesting language. Also I'm trying to improve my english, since it isn't my first language. German is my first language.

 

apart from english i’m also fluent in chinese!! i’m learning japanese as well, tried teaching myself french before but gave up ><

 

I know it's kind of a weeb thing to say that I would like to know how to speak Japanese, but their culture just seems very interesting (And yes, I do want to understand what the people in anime are saying without the subtitles ;^ ~^)

 

English actually isn't my first language! I'm French. So, first off, English.
I'm also learning German in class because we had to choose between that and Spanish.
As for learning another one, heh... I'm not seriously thinking about any at the moment.

 

Right now I'm taking a French class but I'm very well aware that I don't know enough to actually hold a conversation when I visit France this summer. that being said if anyone fluent in french wants to help me on my trip that would be nice and id give you a hug or something

I used to know a bit of Japanese at one point, but I stopped learning at one point and my knowledge kinda slipped away. I one day hope to pick it back up, though.

 

Yes. I wanna learn japanese language. I know many words but not the complete language. I once tried learning japanese, but its too hard, man! So I left it.

 

Serbian, for four reasons.
1: I have lots of friends from southeast Europe that don't expect a foreigner to take an interest in their culture and languages.
2: It uses both Latin and Cyrillic writing systems but the language is the same between both, so learning Serbian from both angles yields tremendous advantages for learning other Slavic languages.
3: The Balkans is an underrated gem of a region in Europe. Many inventions and significant contributions to mankind came from there. Not to mention the food is absolutely delicious!
4: I can pick out what certain words and phrases mean without the help of a translator with what I know so far, and it's such an exciting thing to know!

 

I started learning Italian when I was at school and continued it all the way up to university. I can mostly understand when I listen or read, but I still have a way to go with my writing and speaking. I also studied Japanese while I was at university - the grammar is much easier than that of Italian!

I'm also learning Welsh, Swedish and Irish using Duolingo, but I can't vouch for my ability in those languages!

 

I learned some Spanish in high school and Latin in middle school. Unless I absolutely need to, I probably won't pursue foreign languages further.

 

Technically, I am studying English all the time (I speak Dutch as my first Language). I am pretty fluent though. I want to learn more German.

 

I took Japanese lessons during elementary school and still remember a good deal of the alphabet. Speaking wise, I had next to know understanding, so I'd love to eventually get back to learning that!

 

I wouldn't mind learning Japanese. Although, learning Spanish so I could understand Barandofl more wouldn't be bad either...