Gamsahamnida
That’s the extent of my Korean
I want to learn Spanish. Where i live there are alot of Spanish speaking folks. Would help job .wise
Hindi. But i can’t find a teacher here.
I know a little of sanskrit
Also Norwegian language
You should learn PIE
What is this?
Proto-indo-European
My parents are Korean. I know how to speak and read a little. I went to Seoul, South Korea recently with my sister. The people and food, restaurants are really nice. I would like to learn a lot of languages like French, Spanish, Italian, Japanese. Korean, Chinese, it would be great to be a language translator/ interpreter.
I’d like to understand some basic Chinese understanding. The language fluently would probably take a long time, but some Chinese just enough to express myself and get by would be great.
I would love to become fluent in Spanish. I live in a part of Arizona where many people speak fluent Spanish as their first language. I feel like it would be so cool to be able to communicate with people better
I would like to finish my education of German (Deutsche),I studied till I dropped from university….
Speak English and French. Currently learning ASL.
ive watched a few korean language learning videos… i learned about king sejong and how he created the new alphabet. its a beautiful language and the symbols are very logical and seem rather easy to remember in the sense that theyre not just liek random shapes like a lot of languages. There seems to be a logic to the actual symbology.
Baltic Prussian
I’ve always been fascinated by the German language
Spanish, Japanese, Korean.
my dear uncle is deaf. I know some signs, but not the alphabet – which I need to learn. Much like any other language, you either use it or lose it. I don’t see him too often, so it’s hard for me to remember signs and stuff
I would like to learn French.
Toying with trying Turkish again. I’d like to get a travel visa there and try and emigrate.