if you were going to learn a new language...

Italian, fluently, I've got so much family out there but a massive communication barrier, I can read it but I can't speak or understand it when spoken.

 

I would also choose arabic. Other languages that have my interest are norwegian, russian and chinese.

 

Wow, deciding the one language that I'd learn is tantamount to deciding the one extremity I'd amputate. I'm a language aficionado and I could really study all 7,000+ of them with equal enthuse and enjoyment.

At the moment, however, learning Abkhaz to a ~B2 (as per the CEFR) level of proficiency is my primary goal. If only I could find some damn resources for it, I'd be the happiest linguaphile this side of the Milky Way. LOL!

 

I speak English as a first language. I did all my schooling from Kindergarten to grade 12 in French. And now I am learning Mandarin.

 

I would love to learn Spanish and French

 

Russian and French.
I also find Turkish beautiful.

 

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Klingon. Don't we all (secretly)?! I hope it will become the new esperanto!

 

Russian. But it's so difficult. I already can read and write in Russian...

 

I used to speak russian. I'd like to learn my native tongue Celtic.

 

is the word huh common to every language ?

 

i like english but sometimes i feel that there is a problem in undrestanding the part of a sentence . by the way english isnt my native language.
where can i ask and solve my misunderstanding and pproblems that i need to be helped?

 

Right now, I'm slowly teaching myself how to learn Japanese.
For other languages tho, I'd love to learn Spanish and French for sure. I might take interest in other languages but, for now, these are my interests.

 

Japanese....wow! Good for you!

 

Arabic is so rude, I dont like rude languages.

 

I can teach you Vietnamese. Of course, free for you (^_^)

 

I'm in the process of learning several languages, but my answer is that I want to learn as many as I can.

 

French. Used frequently in cooking. One of the three official IOC languages for the Olympics.

 

I have no interest in French anymore xD
French - zero interest xD

Anyways, my answer is - Russian and Turkish

 

What changed?

I had two years of French, but didn't find it to be useful.

Living in the US, unless you have big money to regularly travel long distances, the only other language most people can use regularly is Spanish.