how many languages do you want to master?

I speak English. I took Latin in high school, which, well, no one speaks anymore. I want to learn French, Spanish, Arabic, and German....maybe a bit of Russian, too. If I could only pick one, it would be French. I just love that language, and I love the country.

I speak Danish, English and Italian. I have lived in Italy, and I am able to speak and write Italian, but my Italian isn't perfect, and I still make mistakes when I speak and write. I have studied German and French as well, but I haven't used those language much in the past and I not sure how much I remember. I have also studied Japanese and Russian. I am still a beginner in those language, and I hope to become better at Japanese and Russian in the future. I am studying Russian by myself. In the future I would like to learn Spanish, Greek and Chinese.

Hello First of welcome to mylot. I know to talk two of my Indian language Tamil and hindi. I am also master in UK ascent English. Enjoy Mylotting

besides javanese, which is my mother tongue i speak english, indonesian and malaysian. and a smattering of balinese and one chinese dialect. friends said my mandarin is 'half past six'. i think i know what that means. the only reason i can think of is a fail in every chinese exams. i've lost lots of french from not using it. these are the two languages i would love to have them back with me. and i think they are beneficial! :)

hi, i wanna master German, French and Chinese..

every language...

i see you are new to mylot. welcome to mylot. well there are a few different languages that i am pretty interested in. i know english obviously. i also know a little bit of german. but i think i want to learn more german. i think i might like to learn some other languages aswell.

I dont know how to speak any other languages aside from English and some dialects here in our country. I want to master speaking in Korean so I can also communicate well with my students. I know how to say something in Korean but it is definitely not enough.