Learn Foreign Languages

My native language is Welsh. Other langauges I am fluent in are French, English and Japanese. In my primary school, English wasn't a subject that was taught, instead we had French (for some unknown reason). Therefore I didn't actually start learning English until I started secondary school, at age 11. Around age 12 I started learning Japanese speak......   2 reply

My native language is English. But I was taught Chinese and Mandarin at a super young age. I can read, write, and speak English, Chinese, and Mandarin. I attended a Chinese immersion school, which means that the math, science and history we learned in elementary school was all taught in Chinese... Its easier to learn foreign languages at a younger......   1 reply

My native language is Spanish and in school I learn English, French and classic languages: Latin and Greek. I also want to learn Japanese and Korean.   2 reply

I'm a native French, I graduated university in English and Spanish. I also took night classes to learn Japanese for 3 years (and went to Japan for a 2 weeks holiday   2 reply

I only know English so far and I'm taking Spanish right now in school (although I'm not really interested in it) but I'm learning Japanese and I'd love to learn either Korean, French or Russian. ヾ(❀╹◡╹)ﾉ~   5 reply

grew up with english, mandarin, and cantonese. eventually took up spanish in middle school and continued it past high school. pretty confident in english and mandarin but conversational in cantonese and spanish. im learning italian and french on the side with some cool apps just to keep myself occupied. in a linguistically diverse world like ours, ......   reply

I've learnt 4 languages till now (I know Japanese but I'm learning kanji right now) and I'm currently learning french~! (=・ω・=) well technically I've been studying french since I was a kid but I quit it in the middle of it so I'm gonna learn it completely this time~   4 reply

Use duolingo. Both online and on phone. Memrise are also a good app. (⌒▽⌒)   reply

It's fun hahaha although I'm currently studying French and Italian together with Korean and Japanese (which, I realized, is HARD). We were required to know some basics on Latin, and English was already taught during our primary education. Studying languages is fun, especially if you have somebody to help you. There are also a lot of apps (like Duol......   reply

Well as for myself I don't really wish to speak korean, Japanese or English since I'm studying them at college. It's more like I want to speak them properly, I'm working my ass off to obtain jlpt n2 in December plus trying to erase some of the mistakes remaining in English but that's so hard (Ｔ▽Ｔ) ( I gladly accept any help from natives, I ca......   reply