I speak 12 languages and i wanna learn more...?

Question

...but idk what languages to learn, i speak (i order in which in learned them) spanish,english,french,portuguese,romani...

Answer 1

German, Arabic, Mandarin?

Answer 2

definitely learn Scots Gaelic, its a dying language and could use some saving.!

Answer 3

Well, I'm making a Chinese-like language so if you're interested, send me an email.

Also, there's Bonko:

bon-ko1.blogspot.com

Answer 4

Learn dutch! Or afrikaans! Or both!

Answer 5

Your best chance to learn more is to invest in some classes or travel to a country to learn 1st hand how to learn how to speak.

I learned spanish growing up from my mom, and i learned  some german from my dad, and some japanese when i lived there.

When you surround yourself with people who speak that languge you pick it up faster.

Answer 6

Lean proper English before you do, dear.

"Wanna" is not proper English.

Answer 7

Cool, that you speak 12 languages. I really admire you.

If you wanna learn more, choose something from the Asian languages. Since all of the languages that you mentioned are European languages.

Try Japanese if you want to. Or other languages like Chinese (Mandarin, Cantonese, Hakka, Hokkien etc.),Arabic etc.

Answer 8

learn one of the dying south american languages

Answer 9

1 month to learn a new language? I wonder till what level? To understand conversations and tv, be able to participate in usual conversation? Sorry i don't believe that - and certainly not 12 languages. I prefer to speak 2 at fluent level than 12 at "hello-good bye".

If you want challenges - learn Russian, Chinese, Japanese - surely will take longer than 1 month for each. And in general any language just because it's a complicated structure - can not be learned at a proper level in such period, that's just true even if some people don't want to face it.

Answer 10

Try the Ghanaian Language - Akan

itz pretty specials too

Answer 11

wow awsome! good for you! one day i hope to speak many languages too.

if i were you id continue with the roman based languages. because you speak some of them already, it will be hella easy for you to pick up those languages which are closely related to the ones you already speak.

go for the Asian languages last, as they are the farthest from those which you speak now. ive studied Chinese and Japanese, they are very difficult compared to Spanish, French, etc.

Answer 12

Wow thats amazing, how old are you ?  how long does it take you to be fluent in a language?.

Learn Polish.

Answer 13

You either have a fabulous memory, either Zmejka is right about "hello - goodbye" stuff!