What language would you like to speak fluently?

[Gemma]

and why?

[danzooo]

Japanese would be pretty cool, it just looks so different to our language and would be like starting again from scratch, seeing as reading and writing it is not even slightly similar to English.

[CassiusClay]

French, evidently because I'd love to move to France some areas are so secluded and peaceful would be lovely.

[scott]

Spanish - It would be great to be able to just talk in their language when I go on holiday! Sometimes i feel so ignorant sat there talking english :p

[buttons]

KOREAN DUH
i'm gonna have to if i want to go there

[Faboosh]

Norwegian - My auntie is Norwegian as are both of my cousins so it'd be nice to speak to them in their own language. I also visit quite frequently so it would come in handy. :)

[WetFloor]

Spanish.

Why: Go Spain every year and wouldn't mind moving there in future.

[Nemo]

Japanese. Love my anime so thatd become lazier to watch, also it sounds like a really nice language, and id like to go japan sometime in the future so itd help with that.

[Samantha.]

Chinese! Too many chinese people at my college, I would like to be nosey in what they say!

[Neversoft]

Japanese. You don't need to know the language to get a job teaching English in the country, but it would make things easier on both ends. I would also love to be able to read Japanese novels and manga and I am a huge fan of Japanese cinema. I'd love to be able to watch and understand all those marvels not yet released with subtitles.

[PaulMacC]

Japanese, because of what Chris said.

[Neversoft]

Japanese, because of what Chris said.

Pfft, like you would want a teaching job in Japan. Plus you don't even watch Japanese films! :P

[-:Undertaker:-]

Latin because its a historical language and English has roots in it.
Mandarin because it would be useful as a big language alongside English.

[Special]

i'd love to speak chinese, japanese & korean (if they aren't the same)

[Nemo]

i'd love to speak chinese, japanese & korean (if they aren't the same)
oh dear...

[FlyingJesus]

Latin because its a historical language and English has roots in it.

This but also because it's the root of a few other European languages so would make learning them a lot easier

[Moh]

Latin because its a historical language and English has roots in it.
Mandarin because it would be useful as a big language alongside English.
Most people who study latin can understand it in reading and writing, but can't speak it :P

[alexxxxx]

i'd like to finish off learning french.

[Becca]

Japanese, had to study it for English and it's sounds like an amazing language and a great place. I wouldn't be able to read Japanese handwriting though.

[Tintinnabulate]

German. Used in several countries.

[jackass]

Japanese. I find it a very unique and beautiful language.

[MzKx]

Russian.. i dont know why i just like the way they talk and it sounds cool loool

[Tash.]

French mainly because I started and I did enjoy it. Latin because its recently come to my attention that it would be quite interesting and helpful for my studies :)