But that gets confusing, if i have to choose a few, probably perfect mandarin (it's my first language but I want perfection like my dad and the ability to write), french and japanese.
This is just like instruments >_> I want to learn a lot of instruments XD
memories of yesterday; because you've left me at the beginning
Latin, Spanish or Gaelic. I really don't want to learn french, we have to leran it every learn until Grade 10, and we don't really learn how to speak it, but more of how to congigate(sp?) verbs. *sigh*
Edit: Also some useless but cool languages I wanna learn.
Computer Code (010100101)
Elvish
and Al-Bhed
Also I really need to practice my coding skills this Summer, I used to be really good at HTML, but I've forgotten everything because I haven't used it in awhile. And I need to learn CSS and Javascript.
"I'll be more enthusiastic about encouraging thinking outside the box when there's evidence of any thinking going on inside it." - Terry Pratchett. Thanks to Blue for the set!
I already speak French and English,
I'll take spanish courses at school next year...
I am studying Japanese with my older sister...
But I would like to speak perfectly Japanese..I just know the base...
I'd like to reach fluency in Japanese and French, since I can already speak them fairly well.
If I could just wake up knowing a language, I'd have to say Spanish, Swedish, or Russian. Spanish because it would be incredibly useful in my area, Swedish because it's interesting and not terribly common (not even an option at my university), and Russian because I'm interested in Russian culture. Chinese also ranks pretty high up there, although I'll admit I don't know which would be better to learn, Mandarin or Cantonese. Arabic would be great too, since there's obviously a need for good translaters.
In other words, I would be happiest if I woke up one day and could speak 10 languages. ^_-
I want to learn French, Japanese, and maybe Latin for the heck of it. I'd also maybe want to learn how to read in Russian, and just get a better grip on the language.