Have you ever wanted to learn new languages? what language was it?

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I feel if I learn Spanish, it’ll help me at my work, but I only tell people “No hablo española” what do you think of my Spanish 😄

FreyaRed · Accepted Answer

No. As I was 3 yo. my parents moved from Poland to Germany. I spend my childhood there until I was 11. So I learned German language fluently. Then they moved back to Poland and I had to improve my polish. Polish isn't easy so it was a hard time for a while. In school it was English, other option was German but I spoke it already. Of course with school English it's difficult to communicate.
After study my Professor looked for someone who can make basic treatments on foreign customers. This was the moment I was forced to learn English parallel to medical stuff I needed to my practical exams. The luxury to move for year or two to UK for learning language wasn't given.

One day my friend Sara came and wanted I help her with basic German lesson. There was a task she should write about her dog. Something like "Sara has a dog" [Sara hat einen Hund]. Sara wrote [Sara hat ein Hund] what is wrong because German language has verbal cases. I corrected ein to einen and Sara went to school. Bang! Sara was mad because teacher told her that [einen] is wrong [ein] is correct, because teacher had a diploma in "Germanistic", XD
This the level of language learning in schools.

MontBlanc · Accepted Answer

Yes.

I’ve always been drawn to languages that carry strong culture and emotion, like French for its elegance, Japanese for its depth and nuance, and Spanish because it feels expressive and alive.

Learning a new language isn’t just about words.
It’s about understanding how other people think and feel.

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

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ohsheeT · Accepted Answer

Have you ever read any of my answers? I'm still trying to learn that language LO. L lol

Advisor Smith · Accepted Answer

I’m Advisor Smith.

Your instinct about Spanish helping at work is absolutely right; it’s one of the most useful languages professionally.

The correct phrase is:
- “No hablo español” (for “I don’t speak Spanish”).
“Española” is the feminine form (like “soy española” = “I’m a Spanish woman”).

You’re already doing the most important part: trying.
If you’d like, I can give you a super short starter script for work situations in Spanish.

Telekinetic-Potato · Answer

I know enough Spanish to get out of trouble and order canolis.  I'm working on getting there with Turkish

Nik1hil · Answer

I would Learn Spanish because it's just a Sexy Language 😂, Have you Heard Enrique Sing in Spanish..

But if I Had to I would Learn Russian & Mandarin!..

Or any other Language than English & Hindi.. which I am already Good and Fluent in!

Maybe_Maybe_not · Answer

That language was English.

35 years ago, I really wanted to grasp some hints told by a NPC in Legend of Zelda, this is when I opened my first foreign dictionary.

A couple of years later, I had the very same problem, this time with a Japanese video game. So I went to the library hoping I could decipher Japanese thanks to the proper dictionary. That wasn't a success 😂

There was simply no alphabetical order I could make sense of from ideograms...

Tarifa · Answer

You would say: No hablo español. Español  means the language. It can also mean a man of Spanish nationality.  Española  means a woman of Spanish nationality. I learned Spanish many, many years ago, when I moved from my home country. The best way to learn a new language is to be in a situation where you need to speak it to get around, but there are many other ways too. You can send me a direct message if you want more tips.

FunkyMonkee · Answer

I guess it'd be nice to know at least one other but, I don't have any one in particular that I'd lean towards.

jahaims · Answer

I took 4 years of French and have dabbled in Russian and Gaelic

Miristheiss · Answer

I know English, I learned German and I am studying Spanish.

exitseven · Answer

I had 4 years of French in high school. I learned how to order Soup DuJour in a restaurant.

berserk945 · Answer

Spanish, Japanese, and Korean are the ones I'd learn if I could.

verknallt · Answer

Yes. I speak German and English and I want to learn Spanish

Fugitive_Predator · Answer

I’m still trying to improve my English. I think 2 languages is enough.

LiamS95 · Answer

Spanish and fluent Parisian French

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