Do you like to learn multiple languages

It is really so amazing that there are hundreds of languages spoken around the world. Yes, I like to learn languages. Now, I speak English, and a little bit of German - guten morgan, danke schon ; that's about it. I travel a lot to countries in different parts of the world, mostly on my business trips, and it definitely would be very helpful if I could speak the language spoken in the country. It would help doing business and making friends with wonderful people.

There are many different languages in the whole world, but I would really like to learn to speak, write and hear Chinese due to my college mates most of them speak Chinese and I don't understand a single word they are saying. It's too bad for me as it's a bit difficult to learn it right now. Most of them usually learn at the early ages like when they are kids about 5-6 years old till now. For me I might be just too old to learn it right now.

Yes i want to learn Chinese languages.. because i want to learn a lesson to a Chinese.. so i want to learn this language.. because he send me a personal message on this website in Chinese language.. and when i translate this in to English.. then i see this message was so abusing.. so now i want to teach him a lesson.. in his own language.. but i don't want to send him a message in our Hindi language.. because i don't want to dirty my language..

When I was young, I wanted to learn Spanish. I was so fascinated with the language. I think I learned conversational stuff, but without practice, I think I may have forgotten it already. A few years ago, I also wanted to learn french. But no matter how hard I tried I just couldn't learn it. I even went on a job interview in French, which I failed miserably.

I am a Hungarian who lives in Romania. So for starters I know two languages, Hungarian and Romanian. And I learned English and German from the TV and school, so in total I know 4 languages, Hungarian and Romanian fluently, English and German pretty good I think. I understand almost everything in this two languages and also I can express myself well, I think. And I also understand a bit of Spanish and Italian, but I cannot speak these languages, only a few words. I think that a person can only benefit from the fact that he knows more languages, because he has more possibilities in life. He can work at a multinational company and he can orientate himself better abroad. So I think that knowing more languages is a positive fact, but it is a shame when somebody goes abroad and forgets his native language.

Hi! I'm from Chile. I know a little of english. But I love Italy, and my dream has always been to learn italian.

Unfortunately, the only language that I am fluent in is my native tongue, but I would really like to have learned another language when I was a child. I know enough Spanish that I can somewhat communicate with people that aren't familiar with English, but I wouldn't be able to survive if I was in a country where other people don't speak English. I am actually thankful now for the fact that my daughter is learning Spanish in elementary school.

English is my second language and I learned it from school since kindergarten, although, I'm more used to speaking in my native tongue. I know a bit of Japanese common words but I want to learn everything there is to learn about Nihongo. Also, I want to learn Chinese, Spanish, French, and Italian languages. __