which languages u want to learn and why?
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Hebrew, French, Italian, and Chinese.  Cuz those are the only languages that are major that I dont know.
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italian although you will also see german and other languages from europe (mostly italian though)
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It's going to depend on which languages you want to learn.  If the languages you want to learn are European in origin, I have a suggestion.  \n\nWhen I was in High School, I wanted to take a foreign language course, and I had to choose between Spanish and French. I chose Spanish, but for various reasons, I failed it. For the next 24 years I was under the impression that I couldn't learn a second language.\n\nThen when my daughter was taking Spanish in High School, I found that I still remembered quite a bit of it, and began to rethink my impression about my linguistic ability.\n\nOne day I read that Esperanto was the easiest language on earth to learn. I began learning it as an experiment to see if I really could learn a foreign language. Now I'm fluent at it, and have gone on to learn Spanish (I finished the 3 Pimsleur's Spanish courses in 1 year), and moved on to German. Later I learned a little Polish (to take a business trip to Poland) and studied Mandarin Chinese (just because a friend told me about the free course work on chinesepod.com).\n\nKnowing Esperanto first, helped greatly in my other linguistic experiences, but the thing that surprised me the most was that there is a culture around Esperanto that is alive and vibrant, with Music and Literature (both translated and original). Esperanto is my favorite of all the languages, and the easiest to learn of all my language experiences.\n\nPope John Paul II has called Esperanto the "New Latin".  \n\nThis article on Wikipedia is a very interesting article about the benefits of learning Esperanto before other languages.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Propaedeutic_value_of_Esperanto
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u can learn portughese!! it's pretty similar to spanish!! // italian sounds good too/ FRENCH  it's like HARD GURL!! so stick to those 2!!:)
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i had french, it is an interesting language..\ndepends on u , whether u want to experiment something new or not
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the BEST language to learn \nis the language that you WANT to learn...\n\nuseful languages: french, spanish, german\n\ninteresting languages: chinese, hindi, arabic
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whats ur question? are yo asking what language that is or somthing?
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Arabic, French and Spanish.\nNon English speakers are vey much interested inEnglish.
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What language to take, you mean? French, probably.
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Everything is relative from your mother tongue. You could say that Spanish is easy for you if you speak Portuguese but it might be not so easy for English speakers. Gaelic is such a small language that is really worth learning just so you can say you speak a rare language. GO FOR IT!!
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I know English and I am learning French. I know a lot of Urdu and understand it, but I cannot speak it fluently. My first choice to learn another language would be French cause it is really beautiful, but i am already learning it. I would choose Greek because it is rich in history.
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I use mostly Romanian and English in my daily life and work, but I know French very well and I understand Italian and Spanish. I took classes of Swedish (fun language), German (OMG) and Russian (hmmmm) but I never used them for anything and I remember just a few words and rules... I can say basic lines like Hello or Thanks in many more European languages!
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Are you serious? What is your native language?
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It depends on where you live and what you plan on doing.  In the United States especially in the south/ southwest Spanish is the best option just because of the wide use and there are a lot of resources and schools for learning Spanish.  If you want a future job in government the security languages are Russian, Farsi, and Arabic.  Chinese is also a very valuable language to learn, especially with their growing economy.
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I have no idea, but I admire you for wanting to. I've always wanted to know a second language, but never had the self discipline to learn.
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Spanish, english, French, some German
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I am studying French through night courses at a local college because Canada is billingual (English and French), because I live in an area with a large Francophone popluation and because I love speaking French!\n\nI am also studying Funeral Services Education through correspondence because I have wanted to be a funeral director since I was like 12 and I am going to try really hard to make this dream happen!