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I speak German, English and Italian. I'd like to speak Dutch, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish.
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Aboriginal Languages of Australia

Georgian

Oriya

Afrikaans

German

Oromo

Albanian

Greek

Papuan Languages

Amharic

Guarani

Pashto

Arabic (Egyptian)

Gujarati

Punjabi

Arabic (Levantine)

Haitian Creole

Polish

Arabic (Modern Standard)

Hausa Portuguese

Arabic (Moroccan)

Hawaiian

Quechua

Aramaic

Hawaiian

Creole

Quiche

Armenian

Hebrew

Romanian

Assamese Hindi Romany

Aymara

Hungarian

Russian

Azerbaijani

Icelandic

Sanskrit

Bahasa Indonesia

Ilokano

Serbian

Bahasa Melayu Inuit Slovak

Balochi

Irish Slovenian

Basque

Italian

Somali

Bislama

Japanese

Spanish

Belarusian Javanese

Swahili

Bengali

Kannada

Swedish

Berber

Kazakh

Tagalog

Bosnian

Khmer

Tajik

Bulgarian

Korean

Tamil

Burmese

Kyrgyz

Telugu

Catalan

Kurdi Thai

Cantonese

Lakota

Tibetan

Cebuano

Lao

Tok Pisin

Cherokee

Latin Turkish

Chinook

Jargon

Latvian Turkmen

Croatian

Lithuanian

Ukrainian

Czech

Macedonian

Urdu

Danish

Malagasy

Uyghur

Dari

Malayalam Uzbek

Dutch

Mandarin

Vietnamese

Egyptian

Marathi

Welsh

English

Mongolian

Xhosa

Esperanto

Nahuatl

Yiddish

Estonian

Navajo

Yoruba

Farsi Nepali

Yucatec Maya

Finnish

Norwegian Zapotec

French

Ojibwa

ZuluAboriginal Languages of Australia

Georgian

Oriya

Afrikaans

German

Oromo

Albanian

Greek

Papuan Languages

Amharic

Guarani

Pashto

Arabic (Egyptian)

Gujarati

Punjabi

Arabic (Levantine)

Haitian Creole

Polish

Arabic (Modern Standard)

Hausa Portuguese

Arabic (Moroccan)

Hawaiian

Quechua

Aramaic

Hawaiian

Creole

Quiche

Armenian

Hebrew

Romanian

Assamese Hindi Romany

Aymara

Hungarian

Russian

Azerbaijani

Icelandic

Sanskrit

Bahasa Indonesia

Ilokano

Serbian

Bahasa Melayu Inuit Slovak

Balochi

Irish Slovenian

Basque

Italian

Somali

Bislama

Japanese

Spanish

Belarusian Javanese

Swahili

Bengali

Kannada

Swedish

Berber

Kazakh

Tagalog

Bosnian

Khmer

Tajik

Bulgarian

Korean

Tamil

Burmese

Kyrgyz

Telugu

Catalan

Kurdi Thai

Cantonese

Lakota

Tibetan

Cebuano

Lao

Tok Pisin

Cherokee

Latin Turkish

Chinook

Jargon

Latvian Turkmen

Croatian

Lithuanian

Ukrainian

Czech

Macedonian

Urdu

Danish

Malagasy

Uyghur

Dari

Malayalam Uzbek

Dutch

Mandarin

Vietnamese

Egyptian

Marathi

Welsh

English

Mongolian

Xhosa

Esperanto

Nahuatl

Yiddish

Estonian

Navajo

Yoruba

Farsi Nepali

Yucatec Maya

Finnish

Norwegian Zapotec

French

Ojibwa

ZuluAboriginal Languages of Australia

Georgian

Oriya

Afrikaans

German

Oromo

Albanian

Greek

Papuan Languages

Amharic

Guarani

Pashto

Arabic (Egyptian)

Gujarati

Punjabi

Arabic (Levantine)

Haitian Creole

Polish

Arabic (Modern Standard)

Hausa Portuguese

Arabic (Moroccan)

Hawaiian

Quechua

Aramaic

Hawaiian

Creole

Quiche

Armenian

Hebrew

Romanian

Assamese Hindi Romany

Aymara

Hungarian

Russian

Azerbaijani

Icelandic

Sanskrit

Bahasa Indonesia

Ilokano

Serbian

Bahasa Melayu Inuit Slovak

Balochi

Irish Slovenian

Basque

Italian

Somali

Bislama

Japanese

Spanish

Belarusian Javanese

Swahili

Bengali

Kannada

Swedish

Berber

Kazakh

Tagalog

Bosnian

Khmer

Tajik

Bulgarian

Korean

Tamil

Burmese

Kyrgyz

Telugu

Catalan

Kurdi Thai

Cantonese

Lakota

Tibetan

Cebuano

Lao

Tok Pisin

Cherokee

Latin Turkish

Chinook

Jargon

Latvian Turkmen

Croatian

Lithuanian

Ukrainian

Czech

Macedonian

Urdu

Danish

Malagasy

Uyghur

Dari

Malayalam Uzbek

Dutch

Mandarin

Vietnamese

Egyptian

Marathi

Welsh

English

Mongolian

Xhosa

Esperanto

Nahuatl

Yiddish

Estonian

Navajo

Yoruba

Farsi Nepali

Yucatec Maya

Finnish

Norwegian Zapotec

French

Ojibwa

ZuluAboriginal Languages of Australia

Georgian

Oriya

Afrikaans

German

Oromo

Albanian

Greek

Papuan Languages

Amharic

Guarani

Pashto

Arabic (Egyptian)

Gujarati

Punjabi

Arabic (Levantine)

Haitian Creole

Polish

Arabic (Modern Standard)

Hausa Portuguese

Arabic (Moroccan)

Hawaiian

Quechua

Aramaic

Hawaiian

Creole

Quiche

Armenian

Hebrew

Romanian

Assamese Hindi Romany

Aymara

Hungarian

Russian

Azerbaijani

Icelandic

Sanskrit

Bahasa Indonesia

Ilokano

Serbian

Bahasa Melayu Inuit Slovak

Balochi

Irish Slovenian

Basque

Italian

Somali

Bislama

Japanese

Spanish

Belarusian Javanese

Swahili

Bengali

Kannada

Swedish

Berber

Kazakh

Tagalog

Bosnian

Khmer

Tajik

Bulgarian

Korean

Tamil

Burmese

Kyrgyz

Telugu

Catalan

Kurdi Thai

Cantonese

Lakota

Tibetan

Cebuano

Lao

Tok Pisin

Cherokee

Latin Turkish

Chinook

Jargon

Latvian Turkmen

Croatian

Lithuanian

Ukrainian

Czech

Macedonian

Urdu

Danish

Malagasy

Uyghur

Dari

Malayalam Uzbek

Dutch

Mandarin

Vietnamese

Egyptian

Marathi

Welsh

English

Mongolian

Xhosa

Esperanto

Nahuatl

Yiddish

Estonian

Navajo

Yoruba

Farsi Nepali

Yucatec Maya

Finnish

Norwegian Zapotec

French

Ojibwa

ZuluAboriginal Languages of Australia

Georgian

Oriya

Afrikaans

German

Oromo

Albanian

Greek

Papuan Languages

Amharic

Guarani

Pashto

Arabic (Egyptian)

Gujarati

Punjabi

Arabic (Levantine)

Haitian Creole

Polish

Arabic (Modern Standard)

Hausa Portuguese

Arabic (Moroccan)

Hawaiian

Quechua

Aramaic

Hawaiian

Creole

Quiche

Armenian

Hebrew

Romanian

Assamese Hindi Romany

Aymara

Hungarian

Russian

Azerbaijani

Icelandic

Sanskrit

Bahasa Indonesia

Ilokano

Serbian

Bahasa Melayu Inuit Slovak

Balochi

Irish Slovenian

Basque

Italian

Somali

Bislama

Japanese

Spanish

Belarusian Javanese

Swahili

Bengali

Kannada

Swedish

Berber

Kazakh

Tagalog

Bosnian

Khmer

Tajik

Bulgarian

Korean

Tamil

Burmese

Kyrgyz

Telugu

Catalan

Kurdi Thai

Cantonese

Lakota

Tibetan

Cebuano

Lao

Tok Pisin

Cherokee

Latin Turkish

Chinook

Jargon

Latvian Turkmen

Croatian

Lithuanian

Ukrainian

Czech

Macedonian

Urdu

Danish

Malagasy

Uyghur

Dari

Malayalam Uzbek

Dutch

Mandarin

Vietnamese

Egyptian

Marathi

Welsh

English

Mongolian

Xhosa

Esperanto

Nahuatl

Yiddish

Estonian

Navajo

Yoruba

Farsi Nepali

Yucatec Maya

Finnish

Norwegian Zapotec

French

Ojibwa

ZuluAboriginal Languages of Australia

Georgian

Oriya

Afrikaans

German

Oromo

Albanian

Greek

Papuan Languages

Amharic

Guarani

Pashto

Arabic (Egyptian)

Gujarati

Punjabi

Arabic (Levantine)

Haitian Creole

Polish

Arabic (Modern Standard)

Hausa Portuguese

Arabic (Moroccan)

Hawaiian

Quechua

Aramaic

Hawaiian

Creole

Quiche

Armenian

Hebrew

Romanian

Assamese Hindi Romany

Aymara

Hungarian

Russian

Azerbaijani

Icelandic

Sanskrit

Bahasa Indonesia

Ilokano

Serbian

Bahasa Melayu Inuit Slovak

Balochi

Irish Slovenian

Basque

Italian

Somali

Bislama

Japanese

Spanish

Belarusian Javanese

Swahili

Bengali

Kannada

Swedish

Berber

Kazakh

Tagalog

Bosnian

Khmer

Tajik

Bulgarian

Korean

Tamil

Burmese

Kyrgyz

Telugu

Catalan

Kurdi Thai

Cantonese

Lakota

Tibetan

Cebuano

Lao

Tok Pisin

Cherokee

Latin Turkish

Chinook

Jargon

Latvian Turkmen

Croatian

Lithuanian

Ukrainian

Czech

Macedonian

Urdu

Danish

Malagasy

Uyghur

Dari

Malayalam Uzbek

Dutch

Mandarin

Vietnamese

Egyptian

Marathi

Welsh

English

Mongolian

Xhosa

Esperanto

Nahuatl

Yiddish

Estonian

Navajo

Yoruba

Farsi Nepali

Yucatec Maya

Finnish

Norwegian Zapotec

French

Ojibwa

ZuluAboriginal Languages of Australia

Georgian

Oriya

Afrikaans

German

Oromo

Albanian

Greek

Papuan Languages

Amharic

Guarani

Pashto

Arabic (Egyptian)

Gujarati

Punjabi

Arabic (Levantine)

Haitian Creole

Polish

Arabic (Modern Standard)

Hausa Portuguese

Arabic (Moroccan)

Hawaiian

Quechua

Aramaic

Hawaiian

Creole

Quiche

Armenian

Hebrew

Romanian

Assamese Hindi Romany

Aymara

Hungarian

Russian

Azerbaijani

Icelandic

Sanskrit

Bahasa Indonesia

Ilokano

Serbian

Bahasa Melayu Inuit Slovak

Balochi

Irish Slovenian

Basque

Italian

Somali

Bislama

Japanese

Spanish

Belarusian Javanese

Swahili

Bengali

Kannada

Swedish

Berber

Kazakh

Tagalog

Bosnian

Khmer

Tajik

Bulgarian

Korean

Tamil

Burmese

Kyrgyz

Telugu

Catalan

Kurdi Thai

Cantonese

Lakota

Tibetan

Cebuano

Lao

Tok Pisin

Cherokee

Latin Turkish

Chinook

Jargon

Latvian Turkmen

Croatian

Lithuanian

Ukrainian

Czech

Macedonian

Urdu

Danish

Malagasy

Uyghur

Dari

Malayalam Uzbek

Dutch

Mandarin

Vietnamese

Egyptian

Marathi

Welsh

English

Mongolian

Xhosa

Esperanto

Nahuatl

Yiddish

Estonian

Navajo

Yoruba

Farsi Nepali

Yucatec Maya

Finnish

Norwegian Zapotec

French

Ojibwa

ZuluAboriginal Languages of Australia

Georgian

Oriya

Afrikaans

German

Oromo

Albanian

Greek

Papuan Languages

Amharic

Guarani

Pashto

Arabic (Egyptian)

Gujarati

Punjabi

Arabic (Levantine)

Haitian Creole

Polish

Arabic (Modern Standard)

Hausa Portuguese

Arabic (Moroccan)

Hawaiian

Quechua

Aramaic

Hawaiian

Creole

Quiche

Armenian

Hebrew

Romanian

Assamese Hindi Romany

Aymara

Hungarian

Russian

Azerbaijani

Icelandic

Sanskrit

Bahasa Indonesia

Ilokano

Serbian

Bahasa Melayu Inuit Slovak

Balochi

Irish Slovenian

Basque

Italian

Somali

Bislama

Japanese

Spanish

Belarusian Javanese

Swahili

Bengali

Kannada

Swedish

Berber

Kazakh

Tagalog

Bosnian

Khmer

Tajik

Bulgarian

Korean

Tamil

Burmese

Kyrgyz

Telugu

Catalan

Kurdi Thai

Cantonese

Lakota

Tibetan

Cebuano

Lao

Tok Pisin

Cherokee

Latin Turkish

Chinook

Jargon

Latvian Turkmen

Croatian

Lithuanian

Ukrainian

Czech

Macedonian

Urdu

Danish

Malagasy

Uyghur

Dari

Malayalam Uzbek

Dutch

Mandarin

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I speak german and a little french. Would love to be fluent in french and spanish. It sounds s**y when you speak it. Haha.
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german
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Italian

Such a seductive language.

I wish I could understand the "Asian" language, as that's mainly another used language.

I wouldn't want to speak it though.
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so far i know how to speak english, tagalog, and un peu of french. haha

i really want to learn korean, japanese, taiwanese, and chinese [mandarin and cantonese] so i can understand the soap operas/dramas :]

i also want to learn latin, spanish, italian.

oh... and SIGN LANGUAGE :]
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The language of Looooove baby !.
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well i would love to be able to speak indonesia really good cause that's where i'm from. but other then that i'd say french.
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Italian

Spanish
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Gaelic!!
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I'm italian. I'd like to speak better english, french and german.
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Korean
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Hello,

I would love to speak Nushu, probably it is now extinct.

Bye
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I'd love to read and write Latin correctly.
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besides improving my English and French, languages I like to learn in the next years are:

Italian, Spanish (started a basic course this year), Russian - maybe also some Portuguese, Polish, a Scandinavian language (not sure yet what to take, the universities here are offering Norwegian and Swedish), some Dutch
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URDU

The Best Sweet Language!

After That I prefer Arabic

I can speak English, Panjabi, Mirpuri Fluently

Can Understand bit of Pothohari, Hindko, Gujrati, Memoni, Saraiki, etc etc

I like Urdu and I do speeches in it and also I am trying to learn Urdu Poetry.
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Akkadian! Hammurabi is Lord!
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I'd like to learn either Polish or Swedish
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I'm studying Spanish so I would love to be fluent in it.

I would like to speak so many languages, but I would also pick French, Russian, Icelandic and Portuguese. Lol, I can't pick just one ^^
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I speak Russian, English.

Now I'm learning german (at University - obligatory) and Spanish (by myself).

So, I think four languages is the ideal and perhaps a limit for me.

But I want to speak these languages very well.
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the 1 i do now

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Spanish and russian
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most spoken language in the world by NUMBERS is

1. chinese (mandarin)

2. spanish

3. english

but in terms of most countries speaking it and the language being universally used within large organisations and etc etc. id go for

english spanish and french.

japanese is considered powerfull too.
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polish/ portugesse ............... the reason being is there is so many of them where i live i would like to understand what the f**k they saying,

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Italian or French or Spanish. Very smooth sounding.
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I would really like to be able to speak Mori,

I can Speak, Welsh, Afrikaans, English, German, Spanish, Cornish, Irish,Dutch, Russian, Polish, Czech, Manx, Zulu with some fluency, their in order of my best capability in the languages

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I would like to speak Chinese
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