How many languages do you speak?

Question

Which ones? Do you like them? Were they hard to learn?

Answer 1

2 fluently, Korean, English
Spanish slightly.

I am Korean so Korean was easy to learn, plus my grandma raised me and she doesn't speak any English. I learned English from watching TV and just talking to random people

spanish i learned in high school and continuously improved. but forgot a lot of it.

Answer 2

2 and a half
English, French, and some Spanish. Enough Spanish to have a simple conversation. I took one year of German, but have since forgotten everything except Guten tag, and I'm not even sure what that means.

I enjoyed learning languages, it came fairly easy for me. I currently live in an area where both English and French are used so I get to practice my second language on a daily basis.

Answer 3

English and Spanish are both my native tongue
And I speak French (5 years) and a bit of Italian (1 year).

I like Spanish the best. French is hard for me to learn but Italian is pretty easy since it's so similar to Spanish.

Answer 4

Actually, I speak Serbian as my native language. I also speak English almost as goos as Serbian and I used to learn Italian and Spanish. Spanish is real easy to learn, and their grammer is not that hard, but Italian can be a bit tricky.

Oh, yeah, I used to learn Russian for 10 years throughout my school years, but I never had any interest in it.

Finally, we had mandatory Latin classes at highschool for two years and they were just so boring.

Answer 5

I speak French, I am learning Italian, and I know a little bit of Ameslan (sign language).
I like all of them
It's easier to learn romance languages if you study latin roots (will also help your english vocabulary)
a third language really is easier than the first, especially if they are similar. I can understand written spanish better than a lot of non-speakers due to my two months of instruction when i was 5, but also just from hearing it ( i live in San diego, ca) and from knowing french and italian. i am also learning hebrew.
it helps to practise more than in the classroom
about.com can send you daily emails that help
tapes help
reading foreign news articles helps
listening to foreign music
pen pals, etc

Answer 6

English, Spanish
A little bit of Italian (though I've forgotten a lot)
Learning Korean

I'm enjoying the challenge of learning Korean. It's very humbling to be reminded of how difficult it is to learn to read!

Answer 7

English, French Spanish and you will not believe me, but i speak Serbian!
Well, most of them i like, but french was really hard to learn, and Serbian, well My mother is from Serbia so she learned me!

Answer 8

Arabic and English.Arabic was easy for me to learn because it's my native language,but English was little bit harder to learn.
Now I am studying Spanish,I like it

Answer 9

I speak Spanish and English. I like Spanish better for some things, like talking, and English for reading and movies...

Answer 10

English,Malay,Mandarin, and little bit Korean.
I like Mandarin and English.
Korean's difficult...
I'm not perfect in Malay.
To be truthful, I'm still learning all except English!!