What language are you currently learning?

[antstorm]

aramaic and arabic

these two , once learnt will take my learnt languages to twelve.

[tranxuan]

@poltergeist:

@OklaBalmore:

Learning German here!
Jemand?  ;D

auch mich. if that "me too" in German is correct. I'm learning it myself. But I guess I need a tutor…

Ja. I am trying to learn German by myself here. But it's too hard to learn.

[ffuck]

I'm studying English in college and I had Irish Gaelic as a subject last semester. It's a pretty hard language I can say but it was a fun experience. It makes you realize that not all languages work in the same way

Currently I'm focusing on improving my Czech skills and I'm debating on whether I should start Italian or German.

If you have any good suggestions for textbooks or websites on these languages, pls share ;D

[rawghtsteven]

Japanese , darn hard

[tyko]

そんなに難しくないよ。頑張ってね。

[humandoormat]

i wanna learn french..

[matwlep]

I'm learning Mandarin (I speak 4 others)

我學中文；）

[Anthares 0]

I'm fluent in 3; as a fourth… I guess I should learn mandarin since, well, they are a conspicuous share of humanity. Not that I like it particularly, just because it might be useful in the future.

[matwlep]

@Anthares:

I'm fluent in 3; as a fourth… I guess I should learn mandarin since, well, they are a conspicuous share of humanity. Not that I like it particularly, just because it might be useful in the future.

Oh I think it's much better to learn a language because you like the country/ies, the culture… It might be more useful to learn some minority language like Hungarian or Swahili... There aren't many people who can speak them, so when an employer is looking for someone with the ability, you will stand out;)

[CCNinja]

Mandarin
Tough getting the tones right…

[rudolph]

Vietnamese

[xklsiv]

Italian 

[tony666]

im learning german

[older4me]

French via Duolingo

[popesa]

Icelandic. And it is fucking difficult. Help from anyone?

[bandut]

I'm learning… none language.

[musclejizz 0]

Absolutely none….took 4 years of spanish, 9 years of cantonese, and learned vietnamese as a child. A bit done with languages for a while  ;D

[marseillais]

Learning to read hangul  한글 (korean aphabet) and when I can read it easily I will learn the language itself

[marseillais]

@older4me:

French via Duolingo

bonne idée 

[Duvet]

German and Italian, though Italian I like most…