Would like to learn Spanish and maybe Arabic but at my age the mouth and tongue don’t want to cooperate anymore and doubt I could make myself understood. But I would like to be able to understand others so I could at least grunt a reply.

I'd like to learn Japanese

Japanese & Russian .

So far in my life I have learned, and forgotten:

Indonesian
German
Hebrew
Mandarin
Arabic
Icelandic

I currently work for a French speaking company so I'm trying to learn that ( I read it better than I speak it)

I'd also like to learn Japanese.

Indonesian and Mandarin

Least interested: I can't really think of a language I would not want to learn.

French and spoken Japanese would be great. Least favorite...I can't think of one...maybe some obscure dialect?

I learned a bit of Spanish when I was working in construction cuz a lot of the subcontractors were Latino but the problem is once you get out of that environment it goes away and you start forgetting if you don't use it so I have found out that unless you have a real purpose and you're going to live in an environment where that language is spoken it's kind of pointless to learn it

French and Germán

I need to know Mandarin - language of the future

I would love to learn Japanese. Russian, not so much...

I’d love to learn French and German. I can get through with Spanish, but French is a biggie. Particularly for my line of work.

one is spanish because there are so many who speak spanish. Nt sure what the other would be.

I studied Russian for several years in school, & I adore the language for its deeply consonant-emphasized nature. Also, I'd love to learn a romance language such as Spanish and/or Italian. For that matter, I'd love to explore Yiddish, given its use by my family ancestors.

I want to learn Spanish and Chinese

Spanish and French

Japanese and Haitian Creole.

Spanish. Since I moved to Arizona I have met a lot of Mexican people so I have a lot of help. I think I will enroll this fall at Arizona State in a Spanish 101 course and see how that works out.
any suggestions will be appreciated.

I want to learn Italian and German. I'd also like to get better at Latin.

I’ve studied French and German over the years, but have not been able to reach a good level of proficiency in either. Still hoping to become fluent in at least one.
Have thought about learning Spanish or Chinese. Lots of Spanish being spoken throughout the U.S. and Chinese is going to become more prominent as they continue to grow economically.

I’ve studied French and German over the years, but have not been able to reach a good level of proficiency in either. Still hoping to become fluent in at least one.
Have thought about learning Spanish or Chinese. Lots of Spanish being spoken throughout the U.S. and Chinese is going to become more prominent as they continue to grow economically.

I want to learn Spanish

Hi Emerald. I have studied six languages over years: I lived in a Hispanic community so I picked up a lot of Spanish off the street (especially the cuss words) that is before I took college courses in it. In high school I took French and German. In college I studied, Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese. When I taught on the Hopi Reservation I formally studied Hopi. Now I'm on the Navajo Rez., and last year took a college course in conversational Navajo.

Fluid in none. I have used the Spanish, French, German, Hopi, and Navajo. I would recommend Brazilian Portuguese, it's a beautiful language, a mixture of Spanish, French and indigenous languages of Brazil.

I tried to learn Japanese, but it barely stuck--though I think that was because I tried to teach myself in the 90s, that wild era before affordable self-teaching programmes. I'd still like to learn it.

I would not want to try to learn any tonal languages like Chinese, as my hearing is shite and I wouldn't be able to pick up on the differences. Also, no French. It sounds awful to my ears, its grammar is absurd, and its spelling is infuriating.

Spanish- I would love to learn spanish. I like the language. Not so much the culture tho.

French- I'm not spitting in people face when i talk.

German and Japanese