Im curious. I speak English, Spanish, and Some French. Which I hope to learn really good. And I really want to learn fluently German, Portuguese, Russian, Latin, Greek.
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English - Mother Tongue\nPortuguese - Second language (fluent - taught myself)\nSpanish - Third language (semi fluent - taught myself)\n\nItalian - Fourth Language (I'm strong in reading, although writing, listening and speaking need help - 6 month class and self study) \n\nI don't see myself learning any more than this, although I know some basics of French, Catalan and Russian in decending order.\n\nPortuguese will always be my favorite though and will always be the sweetest sounding.
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If I should limit myself to only one language it would be probably Arabic, it is very challenging. And of course, to improve my Spanish.\nHave a nice time!
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chk ur keyboard for ur language , may its now french or someother lang.
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Sure, I'm from the U.S.  I speak English and Esperanto fluently, I speak Spanish and German enough to be a tourist in the country without looking too much like a stupid American, and I've studied Polish and Mandarin, but know only a few phrases in each.\n\nemail me from my profile and we can start corresponding.
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Are you serious? What is your native language?
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I suggest you learn a third language. French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, German, just go for the one which might help you most in the future.
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portuguese,spanish,and english
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I vote for emphatic British English , by FAR the most beautiful in my ears.  I just love the rhythm & cadence & intonation of strong British erudite English.  The formalism of it.is so charming.\ncoming in second place to me is the High-German language.   so forceful & direct & powerful.  Makes anything you say sound like a command.  German is a no-nonsense language ideal for military & discipline & command.  and I like that.  \n\nI find the Romance languages boring.  I am not interested in the so-called Mediterranean culture.  I was raised in so-called Eastern mediterranean culture & I didn't care for it.  \n\nI also am charmed by the sounds of Swedish,& Norwegian - also very partial to the sounds of Korean& japanese.& Russian.  I love the cadence & the way they resonate.   And I also am fascinated by the sound of the Greek language in songs & speeches.\n\nI'm sick &tired of hearing how great French & italian are.  I want to differ sharply from this.
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I'm learning German.  http://www.polyglot-learn-language.com/  Or practice with me.
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english and somewhat spanish
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I am fluent in 4 different languages. When I say fluent I mean that I can speak, write and read these languages: including my two native languages plus english and spanish. Actually, I can read and understand 7 languages but because I am not exposed enough to the three others languages, I cannot speak them fuently so I don't consider that I am fluent in 7 languages. \n\nYou are fluent in a language when you can write it, speak it, understand it, read it at almost the same degree than your native language. \n\nThe best way to arrive to this point is to learn how to listen to someone. When I first came in America, I could read, write,  speak a little english but I couldn't understand the english spoken by some Americans people. I have been taught the british english, even it was the same language, I couldn't understand because the accent was different. So, I had to learn first,  to be familiar with the different types of accents and the TV helped me a lot. Beside the language itself, the accent may be an obstacle that you can overcome by training your ears.\n\nIt was the same for spanish. I have been taught the spanish from Spain. So I did some adjustements with my ears in order to understand the mexican accent. Now, I can interact very easily with mexicans. So I exposed my ears to the differents types of accents. It's very important to expose and train  your ears to the foreign accent and your brain will do the rest for you. The keyword is exposure.\n\nReading will improve your vocabulary and your writting skills, talking and listening will train your ears and improve your prononciation, grammar etc ... \n\nThe more you practice and the more you will master it. Because it's the way that the brain works. It's like learning a sport or riding a bicycle ... the brain needs to be trained and stimulated to something new and once he gets it things become very easier. \n\nMy 2 years son is bilingual (french / english) ... he didn't have to go to college for that ... his brain can make the difference between the 2 languages, he understands both ... because he has been immerged since he was born and the brain did the rest.\n\nImmersion is the keyword. You need to find a way to immerge yourself in this language. Talk talk and talk. Knowledge is something but your knowledges will not benefit you if you don't apply it. \n\nI don't believe that using softwares, CDs or DVDs is the best way to speed your learning process ... Interact with native speakers is the only great tool to speed your learning process when it's about  learning a new language. Interaction is another keyword.Talk,  listen to the radio and T.V in spanish to train your ears and force your brain to be familiar with this language,  interact with spanish people and force yourself to speak only spanish even it's easier for you to speak english. \n\nYou can be immerged in a culture but if you don't interact with the people, you won't learn nothing. My sister lived during three years in an english and french spoken country, she can't speak english now (my 2 years old son is much better than her) because french was an option so she chose the easier way, she didn't make any effort to communicate in english.\n\nImmersion is something. But immersion is not enough, you must interact.\n\nAnd your brain will adjust .. It's a brain stuff and the humain brain is wonderful.
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English,French,Italian,Spanish,\nGerman,Latin,Japanese, Chinese and others. only speak 3 with fluency\n\nUSA\nUSA\nSchool and on my own
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SPANISH!  you will need to in the work world in the U.S. far more than any other language...ya its cool to know german or french or italian...if you have some family background of that....BUT if you want to be marketable in the job work and get an awesome job...you should learn spanish.....since we are in a very multicultural world where we work together with american and spanish everyday!!!  plus I have take  8 years of spanish and it is fun to know what others are saying in the bathroom or in a classroom or even on TELEMUNDO!
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1.  I'm proficient in 3 languages - English, French, and German.  I also know about 2 years of Italian.\n\n2.  No, I don't teach.  I'm a law student.\n\n3.  With language experience, I hope to become an International Lawyer.  You could also work as a translator for the UN, NSA, or the EU.  Also, the CIA is always looking for linguists.  Language skills are also good for diplomats.
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All languages are nice. To be bi-lingual is a good thing as well.
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filipino, portuguese, japanese, chinese hawaiian..I guess i'm kinda like chop suey mix.. we speek a combination of languages in one sentence sometimes.. but don't speak fluent in any of those.. kinda like .. spanglish..??
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i can speak arabic, spanish, urdu, a little chinese and a little japanese and also a little french.