What other language would you like to speak?

What language would you like to be fluent in, speak, converse, read, and write?

Why that one particular language?

Mandarin, that way I can know what my Chinese co workers are saying.

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I've learned Lao because I live here in Laos.
Years ago, I learned some Spanish when I lived in S. Calif.

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Norwegian so I can read Ibsen in the original. And so I can pick up on chicks from Norway.

I'd say either German or Spanish (or ideally both). I can speak enough of each to get by when I go there, but I'd like to be fluent.

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I've thought about picking up a third language, and I'm kind of split between Mandarin Chinese and Spanish. I think I'd get a lot more practice if I took up Spanish, but Chinese is more interesting to me. I'm not really fond of the way it sounds, but I've always been a fan of the writing system.

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But they could be speaking Cantonese or another dialect! I speak only three types of Chinese - Mandarin and two other dialects, but I swear in four types of Chinese.

I think I would like to learn Spanish or Italian. I learned a smattering of both and I often get them mixed up!

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Japanese and Cantonese

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I've studied a ton and speak quite a few (ranging from Romance to East Asian) and use them professionally. I think it is the challenge that turns me onto a language the most. I about 12 years learning to read/write Japanese proficiently and it was sometimes frustrating but a fun challenge. I'd like to take on a pronunciation challenge at some point next and I think I have my eyes on Danish, probably one of the most difficult languages out there to learn to pronounce well enough to sound native in. Anybody here try that one yet?

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Mandarin/Chinese because, well, China is a big deal...

Spanish, because it's used all over the USA. My 2.5 years of Spanish classes didn't stay put in my brain. :(

Korean, because it would be kind of nice to be able to talk to/form a relationship with my biological siblings who I only found out about when I was 17.

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I took 2 years of French while in school and I never really paid any attention to what I was learning. I wish now I had paid attention so I could have at least remembered what was being taught to me, but I also want to visit France and I would like to be fluent enough to understand people and be able to speak it clearly.

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I'd also like to learn Esperanto.

Right now, I'd like to learn and be fluent in Spanisn. I have some basic Spanish that comes from growing up in an area that has a large number of Hispanics. However, aside from basics, and swearing, not much. I'd love to be fluent, because that would open up a lot of opportunities for me.

Ideally, I'd like to be fluent in multiple languages. Spanish, French, German, Russian, to name a few. I just think that would be cool.

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