What new language do you want to learn?
 

I am going to start learning to speak/read Cherokee ("Tsa-la-gi"), Which looks very easy if you can learn the 85 letters of the alphabet.

O-Si-yo, tsi-lu-gi ga hi-a "Ledge", da qua-dov Brian j.

Brian "Tsa-la-gi" j.

I'd love to learn Italian. My mom's side is Italian; my grandmother can speak a few words, but no one is fluent, unfortunately.

On a side note, I wish the US emphasized learning other languages more...You know the saying: "If you speak three languages, you're trilingual; two, you're bilingual; and one, you're an American." ;)

I'm planning on taking an Arabic class next semester.

I would love to learn German. But I'm still learning french, so it might not happen soon.

I'd like to speak Russian :nod:

italian...
 

Italian since I work at an italian company, then french since it's a very romantic language

Spanish. I studied it for nearly four years and am kicking myself now for not continuing to read and speak it. I can still read simple sentences but can barely speak it. I've been thinking about doing the cd thing. I have to get a hang of the progressive tense again.

Italian, for a language to match my expressions :rolleyes:
But I love the way French sounds.
I took 1 french class, and i was like, no way...I get really nervous when you have to answer in class, and the teacher just calls on you...performance anxiety!
I took Spanish 3 yrs but was better at grammar and pronunciation than speaking it myself.
AMber

Sign language....in order to communicate with my deaf patients better.



-curtis

Russian or Portuguese.

I'm thinking of learning Greek.

:shocked:
Really?! That would be brave of you, Portuguese can be hard to learn, especially the grammar and the pronounciation. But I hope you get to learn it! :thumbsup:

I just finished Spanish and I'm looking to move onto Japanese.

Heh. Well, I've picked up some things by listening to Nelly Furtado (or at least she songs she does in Portuguese, like Onde Estas, Scared Of You, etc). Which is lame, but whatever. And I know a liiittle bit of Spanish (enough to get by), and I figured there's a lot of similar words.

But either way, it's something I'd like to pursue. :)

Good choice, Ali! Ganbatte! ('Go for it')

Judging from my typing skills I think that I should be concentrated on English more than anything. ;)