i started learning german with the michel thomas audiobooks and memrise earlier this year

got pretty decent at the sentence structure/grammar but haven't really been as into it lately, would recommend michel thomas if anyone's interested in learning german though

learning korean to impress a boy at school :)

cute....

learning spanish for two years now, can understand most of english but my sentence structure and vocabulary suck, would want to start learning italian next year and maybe german at some point in future
my native language is russian

I learned French, English and German in highschool (and latin lolol)
Then went to Japan for a year so learned some of that stuff.
Now studying Russian, English and Dutch in uni.

My native language is Dutch. Also this list is way longer than it should be

this thread is just going to be europeans making everyone feel bad tbh

i work in a restaurant my spanish is pretty good now

this thread has already happened before and there were a lot of euros and people who knew like 6 languages from the indian subcontinent

idk i wish i could actually give a shit to learn another language but like there's really not a point to it other than looking nice on a resume unless you really like foreign poetry/culture or w/e

i imagine its a lot more rewarding if you live in a country where you can reasonably use your language more than once in a decade, or just drive an hour and start talking and shit idk

learning mandarin so i can get all the -_- women

Fun stuff.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G5IPArDxO40
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=26UsWwTGEKI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2wcP5r_Lls

I'm trying to learn russian atm but the online resources are kinda bad for it. Does anyone know of any good places to learn russian (pref free)?

Fluent in Polish, decent at English, basic German, mediocre French, looking to start learning Russian and I meet up with many foreigners so I can talk with them.

Fluent in English and French

Decent at Spanish and German

Also once you learn a couple of languages (esp German and any Romance languages) learning new ones becomes exponentially easier. I also have never learned a language with a different alphabet. Easiest way to learn a language is immersion, even just a 1 or 2 week vacation can improve language (esp conversational) so much.

I'm NA but I did live in EU for ~2 years so I guess that doesn't really count

im learning japanese so i can impress kawaii asian waifus by speaking their native language ^_^ theyre gonna be so impressed when they see me watching anime without subs :3 their parents back home will also approve of me learning about the great japanese culture! I know how to use chopsticks and I already order all of my sushi in japanese :D

Fluent in English & French, mediocre spanish. And yeah, just like Phunk said, learning a language is so much easier if you speak with native speakers.

Fluent English and Polish, learning German, not really talking with native German speakers, but I know something.

Fluent Portuguese , english , from there can reach spannish , some basic french, if anyone wants some portuguese basics :P add me on steam

I can speak Portuguese (duh) and English. I spent 2 months in Italy so I learned the basic of italian to survive there (it's pretty similar to portuguese so it wasn't hard). Now I'm studying French because I want to a get master and/or PhD degree in France.

After I get to an acceptable level in French, I may start studying Italian to improve it.

Native English, used to be ~C1 spanish now ~B1.
Learning French right now. It's so easy after learning Spanish like Phunk said.

same, add me for that sick portuguese learning

I speak German, English, took Latin and Italian in school

and I know some Mandarin from when I stayed in China for a few months last year

Currently learning French with duolingo which is allright for getting started I guess and when that is semi-fluent I plan on moving on to Spanish

On my list: Spanish, Swedish, Japanese, Russian? and Mandarin (properly, I only know bits and pieces necessary for survival)

I bought Rosetta Stone when it was on a sick discount in order to learn Farsi aka Persian.

It's a beautiful language, and Farsi poetry is awesome.

Also apparently Americans fluent in Farsi can very easily get government work because it's what they speak in Iran.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HdabXzSLZVY

used to be a francophone bc i was quebecois when i was a kid

i dont rly speak french anymore

I'm natively fluent in Hebrew and Russian, which describes every fifth-sixth Israeli (Jew) on average. ШЭДОУБЁРН СУКА

There's a lot of languages that I had a fleeting thought about wanting to learn, mostly when binging on a band and having to search for translations or put their lyrics through Google Translate. My language of the week: French. (Video NSFW)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9OkN1m4AgIY

It seems as though there's not a single hard sound in this language. So sexy.

dota 2 match making

Нисе меме!

there you go now u can ignore people in 2 languages

The only way I've ever learned another language was through school, but I refined what I learned talking with native speakers online. I would suggest watching movies or tv shows with subtitles in the language you want to learn. It not only helps you learn useful common phrases, but also increases your reading speed in that particular language

also i want to learn portugeuse so AleX and Kaneco I'M ADDING YOU GET READY