Language learning

korean -gave up in 4 weeks
spanish - i dont give a shit about it(sorry not being rude) but I have to take it for school..
spanish is the hardest because its been 4 years and i still cant say a sentance

My mother tongue is Turkish, I live in Belgium, the Dutch part, so I speak Dutch. We have to study French in elementary school, so I know French too. In high school, we have to take German and English classes. I chose to study English and French lit in uni (I'm currently doing my master's degree in translation). I am fluent in everything except in German (I do understand a lot but can't speak it very well)

I German was the worst to learn (I hate the cases)... I want to learn Korean too, I can read Hangul but don't understand anything lmao

my native one is spanish and im fluent in english currently studying frech and i low key hate it because of the teacher, its hard cus she is shit at explaining and she expalins it in frech, how am i supposed to understand .-.

Korean! Been studying for more than a year, I’m honestly impressed I haven’t given up yet. Definitely hard but satisfying

opps i meant french

I studied THAI for almost a year (it's one of the hardest language I ever studied) .. I also know how to speak Korean and Spanish; Im currently studying Japanese and Turkish. My native language is Filipino.

I really want to learn chinese, but it sounds incredibly hard. their system is so different from english. like the tones and all those characters? maybe i’ll start learning one day

Japanese- I'm now quiet fluent in it but not really confident abt it
Korean- Same with Japanese
German- Same with Korean
Chinese- I give up after a week or so (?)
France- I only learn the basic and quit it afterwards
Arabic- Same with german
Latin- Same with France
In my opinion, Chinese is the hardest to learn. My mind almost blown and the Duolingo bird keep haunting me to continue learning it *help* ╥﹏╥

Wow i went to turkey last year and for the sake of traveling i learn how to pronounce word in turkish haha. Its really interesting. When i tried to say the word from google translate, the people there patiently listening to me and i'm so touched with the kindness. Love to go there again :)

Henlo how did you learn Spanish?? Like tips??? I wanna learn it so bad and I am starting but idk how??? I am so confused??? Thanks (. ❛ ᴗ ❛.)

my native language is French, my level of English is not too bad, I also study Spanish (it's quite simple because it's similar to French) and Japanese (I don't know what got into me to study this language, I suck).

I take Russian literature at uni so Russian (have hard time in remembering the cases), and also Italian

I'm just starting russian several weeks ago. I just get very happy when i'm able to read russian word now, even without knowing the meaning lol

My native language is Turkish. I am fluent in English and Spanish. I know a little bit of Italian and recently started learning Japanese and Korean properly.

We would love to have you here again:)

Studied Mandarin but I can only remember basic stuffs like lao shi and 1-100 (if I recite it all at once. It's because this is our final exam lol. We count 1-100 for a minute )
I tried studying Korean and Japanese on my own but I failed miserably. My brain can't handle it since I'm in medical course and we have so many things to memorize together. It's nice to learn different language, it's one of my achievement.

Haha same, I learn Russian for almost 2 years but still have a hard time remembering the meanings. Hope we'll both have a smooth progress!

i speak or understand fluently
mandarin
french
english
cantonese
my hometown language

and then i know a bit of
spanish
italian
Japanese