What other language do you wish you could speak?
French... and then Sign Language... and then Dutch (for when I retire to Amsterdam...)
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French!
For when i retire in Paris ;-)
I'd love to learn Italian, I've wanted to for years. I can understand it a little bit.
I wish my Portuguese was better too!
Ummmm.....let's see. ITALIAN would be nice, but I'd also like to learn French.
hope the vacation is going well.
Malayalam, Hindi, Hebrew, French & Spanish.
If you teach me Spanish I will teach you Dutch. ;)
Japanese, chinese and... spanish ;)
Dutch... !!! and Portuguese ! Bises
French!
Italian, the arabe, russian
and paint, music, dance,.......
I would like to speak every language from that land in which I am at this time...
hebrew
i'd love to dust off my french ... i always need a few glasses of wine before i can speak more than two-word sentences.
and japanese (in that case, as of now, not even sake would help, i have zero knowledge of that language).
Hindi.
Well, learning Portuguese, Italian and Japanese would be great too.
Maybe speak French better tan I do,but I'd like to learn Italian...that country has me in love
Spanish.
I'm really terrible at languages, though. In school, I had two years of Latin, a year of French, and a year of Spanish, but I didn't do well in any of them.
french - there is just so much romance that i associate with it
well, i'm ready to speak french FLUENTLY because it takes so long to get there...
and spanish, because i live in the US and sign language because it's pretty.
Finnish, French, Spanish. Attempting to learn Japanese, but its not progressing very well. :)
Ahhh, French better than I do (such a beautiful language and I've forgotten so much), Swedish and I have a curiosity about Inuit!
Spanish. It would just be so useful.
I wish I could speak Italian!!!!
Arabic! I love the sound of it and am fascinated by the great influence on other languages.
french..too many good books/ poets in french not to learn it
I've learnt English, French, Russian, Czech, German, Latin and now Italian but I can speak fluently only Polish and English. I'd love to speak proper French and I'd love to speak Portugese as well. It just sound so beautiful!
ALL OF THEM !
Italian... yup definitely
chao...
I am fluent in English and Spanish and would love to speak Italian. It sounds so beautiful to my ears.
Italian. I do French ok, so I think it may not be as hard as I think. Lost your envelope! Email address soon! Cutest letter! xoxox g.
German. I've always wanted to but never found time to do it, I wonder why?
un muy buen inglés, sin dudas!
Spanish, because I live in America. And French because it's such a lovely language.
xo
Actually... German, although I am halfway there. After I get that down pat, I don't want to ever learn another language again. You should thank your lucky stars that Spanish only has two articles... German has three and I never knew before that tables and dogs are masculine, lamps and vases are feminine, and pictures and bread are neutral. Hmmmm... and there is no logic for which items which.
french, as i always wanted but never try!
fluent italian, rather than my half-speak, which is almost no-speak now, since i don't speak it.
but also, spanish, mandarin, and sign language, simply because of the ethnic and language diversity of where i live.
nicola
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Spanish because my kids are learning right now. Thai fluently, not just phrases.
But really a little bit of everything would be great. Actually Hebrew would be nice to learn.
japanese and chinese
i'd like to speak dutch, my grandma's native language and japanese, i love anything japanese :)
french would be awesome too, it's sexy lol
I'd love to speak better English, so I don't feel embarrased when watching The wire series, for not understanding a word they say...
Then French. And Italian. And Portuguese...
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