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There are so many languages to learn, but you can't learn them all at once.

I'm a native Turkish speaker and advanced in English . There are some languages I'm really interested in, but I can't choose which one to learn first:

1) Arabic

It looks like a cool language, plus I live in Turkey and I want to be able to communicate with refugees. It's used all over the Muslim World and it'll come in handy for sure.

2) Persian

I love Iran and it's really, really cool. It's sad people only see Ahmedinejad's ugly face and the sheria regime. I really want to learn it, so I can speak with Iranians and maybe even Afghans.

3) Swedish

I started learning Swedish with Duolingo and the language is pretty fun. Duolingo isn't going to make me fluent, but now that I started, why drop it? I'm also considering living in Sweden in future. I tried Danish before Swedish, but honestly it just feels like a drunk person trying to speak Swedish with their mouth full.

4) Spanish

I mean Spanish Spanish. Not the Latin American one. It's probably the coolest language in the world. That accented n (ñ) is my favorite letter. And Spanish people are really cool too. And Spain is a great place. It started it on Duolingo too, but I dropped it months ago and want to go back.

5) Greek

Greek was the language my maternal ancestors spoke. We don't speak it anymore since they came to Turkey with the population exchange in the 20's. I think my grandma's grandma was the last person to have it as her native tongue. Though there's 6) a rivalry between Greece and Turkey, I love Greece and Greek people and I want to learn this language.

6) Italian

... do I even need to explain this one? Italy is love, Italy is life.