I've always been interested to learn sign language.
If you could learn another language and speak it fluently what would it be?
04/10/2011
just something about being able to speak french makes me feel 100% more classy
04/10/2011
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I'd have to go with Spanish because it seems to be used just as much as English anymore, and in the job world it is probably best to have as many different languages as you can.
Originally posted by
Solar Ray
So what language would you most want to learn to speak fluently?
Career consideration aside, I would love to learn German or Russian!
04/10/2011
French or italian
04/10/2011
I went with French because as a student of literature, French comes up all the time.
04/10/2011
Inuktitut.
My grandmother taught me some, she's been dead a few years, but I'm still slowly learning.
My grandmother taught me some, she's been dead a few years, but I'm still slowly learning.
04/10/2011
Japanese I guess. I already speak spanish, I could use a little help with it tho. I only speak it with my aunts and uncles lol. Or maybe Italian.
04/10/2011
I'd love to get a better grasp of ASL since I happen to think it's such a beautiful language.
05/11/2011
I would want to learn Cherokee since I'm 1/8.
05/12/2011
Korean since I am half South Korean and did not want to learn the language when my mom wanted to teach me when I was about 10 years old. Stupid decision by me way back then...
05/12/2011
I've wanted to learn German FOREVER. I think it's such a beautiful language in a harsh, gutteral way. However, my boyfriend's family speaks Danish, so it would be very advantageous for me to learn that.
08/26/2011
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Russian. My grandma would be very proud of me if I could learn to speak it like she did.
Originally posted by
Solar Ray
So what language would you most want to learn to speak fluently?
08/26/2011
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Gaelic is my choice, the second would be Latin.
Originally posted by
Ansley
Out of the choices in your list, I picked Hindi. The culture fascinates me. Bengali might be interesting.
I have always secretly wanted to learn Gaelic. If I could have picked my country of origin, it would have been Ireland. ... more
I have always secretly wanted to learn Gaelic. If I could have picked my country of origin, it would have been Ireland. ... more
Out of the choices in your list, I picked Hindi. The culture fascinates me. Bengali might be interesting.
I have always secretly wanted to learn Gaelic. If I could have picked my country of origin, it would have been Ireland.
I did very well in Spanish classes during high school. I have lost most of my vocabulary but I retained most of the grammatical rules. I could skate by if I absolutely had to do so. I had considered French classes instead of Spanish in school but I was annoyed with all of the dropped sounds in speech. less
I have always secretly wanted to learn Gaelic. If I could have picked my country of origin, it would have been Ireland.
I did very well in Spanish classes during high school. I have lost most of my vocabulary but I retained most of the grammatical rules. I could skate by if I absolutely had to do so. I had considered French classes instead of Spanish in school but I was annoyed with all of the dropped sounds in speech. less
08/26/2011
Definitely japanese. I am an anime and japanese culture junkie. too bad it wasn't offered in school for me so I learned to understand spanish very well though i sound like a DOOFUS when I try to speak it.
08/26/2011
My first language is French and I've already learned english so spanish would be my choice.
08/27/2011
Japanese. Took a few classes and might try again later on.
08/27/2011
French
08/27/2011
I speak creole which is broken french but i wish i could speak fluent french
08/27/2011
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I'll teach you German! Ich spreche Deutsch.
Originally posted by
ToyTimeTim
Klingon.
I wouldn't mind learning German or Russian.
I wouldn't mind learning German or Russian.
I would learn Elvish.
08/27/2011
I am so dumb. Of course I can speak Englis - but I guess I can't read it all that well as I mnanaged to choose the wrong button!
08/27/2011
Japanese! It's an amazingly beautiful language.
08/28/2011
I took 3years of Spanish. I know some of it, I would love learn more. I think that here in USA that Spanish is the one that is the most helpful. It would be nice to speak German also since I am mostly German.
08/28/2011
I've taken french for 13 years, I love it. My relatives are icelandic so I'd love to learn their language but I haven't been able to yet.
08/28/2011
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That would be helpful for me at work. We have a relatively large number of deaf people where I work. Using a notepad to write what I need to communicate is tedious.
Originally posted by
Kindred
I've always been interested to learn sign language.
09/28/2011
French, sounds sexy to me
09/28/2011
Spanish, I think it would help me with my chosen career.
09/28/2011
That's a tough one guess there are a few I would love to learn:
1)Cherokee- my grandfather was full blooded Cherokee and our language is dying out
2) Irish Gaelic
3) Polish again another family aspect my great grandparents were from Poland- its a pain to learn tho unless you grew up with it
4) Sign language- I have been in so many situations that signing could have come in handy
I'm pretty fluent in Spanish not perfect unless I am yelling at bf lol but I can get by.
1)Cherokee- my grandfather was full blooded Cherokee and our language is dying out
2) Irish Gaelic
3) Polish again another family aspect my great grandparents were from Poland- its a pain to learn tho unless you grew up with it
4) Sign language- I have been in so many situations that signing could have come in handy
I'm pretty fluent in Spanish not perfect unless I am yelling at bf lol but I can get by.
09/28/2011
Japanese, Greek, Russian, and Gaelic. I think I have a passion for learning languages with non-latin alphabets.
09/28/2011
I want to learn so many languages, but I'd choose Tagalog, I guess.
My pen pals/online buddies are mostly Filipino and while they speak great English for the most part, I feel left out whenever they speak Tagalog. I know some to understand a little bit and speak very, very little, but I'm far from fluent.
My pen pals/online buddies are mostly Filipino and while they speak great English for the most part, I feel left out whenever they speak Tagalog. I know some to understand a little bit and speak very, very little, but I'm far from fluent.
09/28/2011
Would be french
09/28/2011