languages

Is anyone else here learning a foreign language?

French is my native one and I speak English and Spanish, now I'm learning Portuguese, German and Dutch

I genuinely love these languages and learning about the countries that speak them

twins ! french is my native also but i speak english and polish (alittlebit of russian) <3 

I’m a native Spanish speaker and I’m fluent in English, it took me years to get to that level. I’ve been meaning to learn Japanese or Korean, but I just can’t get myself to do it.

I'm a native English speaker, but I am working to learn my people's traditional language, chinuk wawa. Well, strictly speaking,  it's not our *traditional* traditional language, but it is the trade pidgin that developed to be used between tribes as well as trappers. It's... kind of all that's left. True chinuk dialect became a sleeping language quite a while ago.

Languages are so complicated to me!!! I am fluent in English but back then I was well spoken in Arabic because my mother spoke it often, I learned it at my Elementary school but after some personal stuff happened I moved to a school that taught second language French and suddenly forgot most of my Arabic!!! 

I can still understand Arabic but writing, speaking and simply reading is struggling, I am still trying to relearn everything SIGH.

I do know a little French and German though :)

I'm natively Dutch but I'm self-taught when it comes to English. I've also had classes in French, German, Spanish and Japanese. But out of those I'd say I only have a decent grip on French and Spanish at the moment.

im trying to learn russian and japanese and spanish. spanish i already know a LITTLE cuz one 1 school, and 2 my dad and yk the internet, russian i barely know cuz im horrible at consistancy and i cant seem to find an effective way to learn it, and japanese i havent even started but i feel like i need to know SOME before my trip to japan. im sooo nervy

native english speaker but i was learning japanese and french. i'm currently focused on trying to learn more tagalog

my native language is SPANISH. i learned english at the age of 4 and as a result my spanish is not at the native level anymore :(

my mom says i speak with a VERY strong american accent in spanish, but i am WAY better at writing and reading. i got a 5 on the ap spanish lang exam 😁 (which is the best score you can get btw from 1-5). 

My native language is English, but I've been trying to learn my tribes native language Yoem Noki/Jiaki Noki

My nana was taught it growing up. However, she never had other people (outside her family) to speak it to growing up, so eventually she lost it + her memory caused her to lose it. Because of that, my mom and I do not know the language :(

However, there's been a big incentive in the Pascua Yaqui community in AZ to teach the language more! Since I dont live in AZ, my resources for learning are a bit limited, but I'm trying nevertheless ^_^

Native Arabic speaker here but technically English is also a main language cause I grew up around it to the point I had to relearn Arabic a while but currently I’m learning Spanish+french I also want to try learning Korean 

+++ everyone learning languages really gives me motivation to keep going.  good luck everyone!!

I'm a native Portuguese speaker and I don't feel comfortable enough to say I'm fluent in English. At the moment, learning LIBRAS (Brazilian Sign Language) and Mandarin.

I'm a native English speaker but I'm learning how to speak Bengali because I wasn't taught how to speak it alongside English :,)

@ziv eee I’m also learning Japanese!!!

I'm a native English speaker, but I can't decide which language to learn. There are so many to choose from, but I'm stuck between Russian, French, or Portuguese ^^

I speak English and Spanish (though I need more practice with my Spanish, tbh). I'm trying to learn French and German.