Describe another language that you would like to learn, in addition to English and your own language?

Question

You should say:
the name of this language (& where it is spoken)
how you would learn it
what special equipment, facilities or conditions would be necessary when studying this language *
and explain why you would like to learn this language. *

Answer 1

Latin... Nowhere, it's pretty much dead. Other than in Catholic Mass I guess. But that is not my reasoning.

How? No idea. I have no intention of actually learning it unless I can jack into a computer and learn it like Kung Fu in "The Matrix".

Special equipment? Well, first I'd need the Matrix. Then I'd need to have my body modified to plug into it.

Why? Why not. It'd be cool.

Answer 2

Norwegian... spoken in Norway. I am learning bokmål.

I am using all material I can get my hands on. I'll travel there next year for a short period.
special equipment? None, I think. Hard work.

Why? Because the love of my life is Norwegian and we might end up living there. Besides, her family is not proficient in English.... and some members doesn't speak English at all.

Answer 3

I would like to learn: Irish Gaelic. It's spoken in Ireland (in Northern too) and wherever Irish people are (e.g Boston U.S.A)

The way: An Irish teacher who used to work in my English school will teach me at home. I will need only some Irish books and lots of determination and perseverance.

Why: I adore the Irish/Celtic culture, music and language and hate the way many English people (Not all) pretend that it doesn't exist. Besides, Irish is a difficult language (like my mother tongue, Greek) and I like challenges.

Answer 4

I would like to learn Spanish so I can communicate with the lazy illegals that come to my place of employment adding more drain to our society.

Answer 5

ITALIAN
I just love it and love Italian music.