If you could learn one more language, what whould it be?

French is not only our country's second language, it is my husband's family's language. Every time we go to visit them we have to listen to them carry on in French until they get used to having English only people around. I know some French since I have been around it a lot and studied it in high school. I would like to learn to speak French fluently.

i would like to learn chinese language ..but i've learned some chinese words ,.because my mother is an ex-factory worker in taiwan ,.she taught me some coomon chinese words .,

i am from the philippines too rockmeister, and yes the second language we Filipino knew is english. i learned spanish during my college days, i still remember a few but i dont have someone to talk to in spanish. i also know how to speak japanese. i am a band singer and had a chance to work there and we are all forced to speak their language. some of my band members hate it but an additional language to learn is another feather to my hat. my answer to your question is french. i want to learn how to speak french. they say this is the language of love lol.

If I could learn one more language it would be Spanish. It seems like their is more people speaking that language here, so it would help me out to understand what they are saying.

I would love to speak french, i think it sounds beautiful and i wish i had of tried harder at school and then pursued it afterwards, but unfortunately high school was the highest grade i got for it. I suppose its never too later to learn again! I might look into this! Thanks for the thoughts :)

I 'd love to learn French. I think French is the most beautiful language in the world.

I would like to learn italian as the major part of the machinery where i work is from italy and would love to help the managers in understanding the catalogues for better performance of the machines.

I already speak English, Spanish and Portuguese and understand a little French and Italian....at least enough to get by. I tried learning Vietnamese when I was in Saigon but I got no where with it even though I spent 4 years there. It had always been somewhat frustrating when I was travelling around the world not to be able to communication with the local people. There are some who pick up languages like we "pick up sticks" but some languages are very difficult unless you were born to them. It used to gripe the hail out of me when I saw children just old enough to walk spouting off in a "foreign" language. Over the years, however, I got over the gripes....time heals all wounds. But to answer the question I would probably pick Ukranian as I have a neighbor who comes to the house every day and I could practice with her. It has another benefit as it is very much like Russian so I could get two for the price of one.

if i could have the means, i'd like to learn french as an additional language. i find it so complicated at the same time elegant. and since i have been wishing to travel in french-speaking countries, i'd like to learn their language so that when i get the chance to travel, i can easily interact with the people.

it would be spanish i am in california and lots of people speak spanish...a few of them can speak spanish and only spanish so if i could could learn one more language then it would be spanish

i want to learn manderine(chinese) as my second language. i have tried taking classes for it, but i dont get enough exposure to the language to make it proficeient why chinese you ask? so i can talk to over one billion people

I speak English but know swear words in many different languages. In school they taught us French as this is a bilingual country. I have forgotten most of what I learned and have no desire to learn it again. The language I would choose would be Punjabi. I work for a company that is mostly owned by East Indians, I hear the language so often it sounds normal to me but I don't know everything they are saying. I would like to learn it so when new employees come to this company I could speak to them in their native tongue.

I wanna learn Japanese coz most of my relatives live in Japan and French because it sounds so ellite and saucy.. ;-p

The need to learn language other than your native tounge depends really on your interest or the call to learn that particular language. If we are surrounded by people speaking spanish or Japanese or french, we feel it is necessary to learn that language for the simple reason of understanding one another clearly. Like what you said, because you have a spanish friends and colleagues you chose to learn spanish. For me, if im to learn one more language, I would like to learn to speak chinese. I am looking at it on a business perspective. China is the fastest growing economy in the world, and to be able to do good business with them, it is imperative to learn their language.

there are so much to learn, actually but i would like to rate my language preference in learning them: 1. French 2. Mandarin - i know how to speak chinese fookien 3. Japanese 3. Spanish there. i will really try to start learning now. hehe

I tried from a book, to learn Sanskrit, being the language allegedly closest to the mother-language Indo-European, but the book needed to write the characters bigger -- the double and triple consonents were just one blob on the page. Perhaps if I learned Hindi first ... at least the alphabet ...

It will be URDU. I will like to learn Urdu and write sher i.e. Urdu ballads.

I would like to learn Mandarin and Japanese because I admire their cultures. It will also help me since they are now very advance in economics and technology.

Japanese language, i don't know why i like it just because i like it.For me Japan is a beautiful country and i want to visit there

id like to learn chinese.