Are you interested in learning another language?

I've learned Japanese before but I'm only at the basic level. I know how to greet, know how to say thank you. Let me give a random word---Ohayoo-gozayima-su. I learned Japanese just because my mother wanted me to. I didn't follow my heart and hence, didn't found joy in it. I found that I loved Korean more and by watching korean drams, I knew some basic words like---kamsahamida, which means thank you. LOL. If I had the chance, I would like to learn and advance in korean.

ehehe..yes foreign languages are ok..surely when you know much you will confuse sometimes different vocabularies and words too...i can udnerstand 5 languages including my mother tongue which is italian i would like to learn some other may be from northrn europe countries as finnish or danish and so on but i know i will make a bit confusion in many cases...

My family has a third century relative who was Spanish, and we didn't know about it until 2 years ago. Due to my option of having to get married, I feel that learning Spanish will be good. As you see, even though I'm part European and Chinese, I will more than satisfy a Spanish girl who finds life in South America really hard. For this to happen, I'm going to take courses five days a week, after my college classes. These courses will take two years to finish, but I'm more than motivated to keep up with both college and learning Spanish. For my future Spanish wife to understand and respect me, I will have to learn the language she speaks. This is the best opportunity I'm taking to launch a better future.

I can speak 2 languages - my native language is Filipino and the second language of my home country is English so I am fluent in both. But I'd like to learn how to speak Chinese because in the Philippines it's like the language of business, most Chinese businessmen and women are fluent in Chinese and I am oftentimes mistaken as a Chinese LOL. Another language I'd like to learn is Greek. I believe it's one of them old languages in the world. Would be nice to learn how to speak it. :) I think best thing to learn a new language is to be friends with someone who speaks it fluently. I have a Finnish friend and he learned speaking and reading and writing Filipino just by listening and communicating with me and other folks he met online.

I can fluently speak just the English language. Spanish would be a great second language to learn, especially here in Los Angeles, CA where half of the population speaks Spanish. My background though is Italian and I would love to learn the Italian language, but if I don't use it enough in my current day to day activities, then I probably would forget most of what I learned.

I speak English as my first language. I have seven years of French lessons-- It's a wonderful language to learn and will increase your English vocab and understanding of English grammar! I'm trying to teach myself Russian with audio tapes, workbook lessons, vocab flashcards, and phrasebooks. It's super hard to keep the motivation to study every day, and a few days without reviewing can make me lose a lot! :( Anyway, good luck!

of course i am... i am always interested to learn foreign languages and i consider myself as a fast learner when it comes to learn new languages... thanks to God for this talent... i usually learn new languages by myself from reading books and watching movies... at the moment, i am trying to learn korean language as i love to watch korean drama a lot... take care and have a nice day...

I was priviledged enough to be sent abroad with a scholarship to study another language which was Nihongo(Japanese). The experience was fascinating and I did not just learn the language (oral and written) but their culture and tradition as well. Anyway, given a chance, I still would like to study some more languages like French, Spanish and German, and probably have a refresher on Nihongo since it's been a while since I last used that language.

I just study japanese, because I want to go to Japan, but I cann't speak it fluently.

I can speak fluently in 4 languages;malay ( I came from Malaysia,so I should know how to speak that language ),mandarin,japanese and of course english.Before this,I know just two languages;malay and english.I took mandarin and japanese,which is quite tough.However I managed to cope because in my opinion,if you wanted to speak fluently in other languages,you have to speak with people speaking that language.So,what I did at that time is when I wanted to talk mandarin,I tried to communicate with my chinese friends and I also made few friends from japan for me to talk japanese.At first,it is TOUGH,and I also get lots of laugh from people.But no matter what,I still wanted to learn.And I get it through...:)

I speak 5 languages fluently at the moment and yes I do consider to learn more other languages for a business purposes in the future. I would love to start my own business in few years from now and it would be a big advantage to be able to speak a different foreign languages other than the strong capability to run my business. Good luck and have a nice day

Hi Dragon tooth, Learning as many languages as you can is always a great achievement. When I was working as a Pharma rep, my boss used to tell me "always speak in customers language." This has two meanings one is speak in his interest and the other is speak in his native language. Speaking in others language has the advantage of owning you as their person. I have observed it in many occasions. It is always better to learn as many languages as you can. Good Luck Calpro

ya it is good to learn new languages now i am concentrating on english because to improve my fluency and i am staying in another state for sake of studies so i know there regional language some what so surely i am going to learn.

Hi Dragontooth! If given a chance to learn another language, I will choose French as well, it's true, it does sound romantic, it also sounds difficult, Lol! But being able to hear the French language on a native tongue is very nice to the ears, you are like transported to another time and in a wonderful place like Paris! I hope you will have the time to learn the language to that you can teach me! Cheers!

I speak English and basic Spanish and Amharic (Ethiopian language) on top of the five local dialects I speak. And yeah, I'm thinking about learning French and German too. It pays to understand and communicate with people. And I think learning a new language is always worth the time and effort.

I love learning languages. It's in my bucket list, in fact. I studied French a few years ago in the hope that I will travel extensively to French-speaking countries. Unfortunately, I got so caught up with life that I had to set aside that particular dream. I hope to get on to it again in the near future. French is the language of love and diplomacy, and it is a great language to learn.

I was interested in learning another language before and that was Japanese. I took the class and realized after two days that it was too difficult so I quit. Nowadays, i get to learn a new language which is Korean because of my students.

i'm interested in learning new languages. it's nohongo (Japanse) that i want to learn. i'm interested with the country - the culture and their anime and manga.

yeah, really.. i do love different language too. im thinking of it learning german language because i believe it is so easy to learn. i remeber when i was a child.. we had a booklet of different languages and i tried to learn niponggo, chinese, korean,etc.it's so cool and fun! anyway ouir country has many dialects.. i can speak bicol, ilokano, tagalog, and a little of bisaya..

I am only fluent in English. I took over four years of Spanish, but I don't remember much of it and would get Cs in it so I wasn't too good at it. I made liberal use of a Spanish-English dictionary during school. I used to speak Korean as a child, but I've forgotten most of that too because I grew up in an area with not many Koreans. I heard that the people who remember their languages best are those that attended religious services or language school as children. Sometimes I'm glad I don't know Korean because my parents will be watching a Korean soap opera in the background and it's just white noise to me while I'm studying, whereas if my brother were watching television I'd be listening to every word that was being said.