How many languages can you learn?

En.. I think that learning a language is very difficult. If we spend most of our time on learning languages,I think the most I can learn a few more languages.

Hi Tombela, I don't think that language learning is limited by the number of languages. I think it is limited by the individual who is trying to learn. Young children do this naturally. It's not uncommon for children to be bilingual. If a young child lives in different countries then they seem to pick up the new languages without much of a problem. It's a natural process. As we get older it seems to become more difficult. I wasn't introduced to a second language until I was 11 years old. I really struggled, as did my classmates. For many of us that was too late. I think that the number of languages anyone can learn is limited by their natural ability to pick up languages, their time exposed to new languages and the amount of time and effort the individual invests.

The most language that I knew people speak is 7 major language, not including native language. However, I believe that if language learning starts since early age, a person might be able to learn more than 10 language, as long as he or she keeps practicing those languages in daily life.

As many as I can:D But in all seriousness, I guess it depends on the fluency levels you want to achieve in the language. Additionally, depending on what your mother tongue was, it may be easy to pick up other languages of a similar nature. In contrast, you mother language may hinder you from learning the language at a quicker pace. Also, it's easier to pick up a language when you're younger as you ability to learn quickly diminishes as you get older. As such I would want to learn at the very least 3, and hopefully 5 in my lifetime. And being fluent at the languages.