Illegal Eagle asked:


Is Spanish the easiest language in the world to learn?
5 vowels. Sounds like it’s spelled.

I know a Korean guy who learned Spanish easier than he learned English. He loves speaking Spanish and hates speaking English.

Are there any languages easier to learn than Espanol?

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PurpleDrums91 asked:


Well, like I said, I already speak two languages and I think I want to learn another one. Maybe italian or Japanese or somthing.

But would there be any benifits in learning a third language?

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Erica asked:


Im going to be in my third year of french, and well, I was hoping to expand the languages I learn. Can you help me find a another language? I think something hard like Arabic would be cool, but I don’t think I will give it a try. Oh, and I really DO NOT want to learn Spanish. No offense I just hear it all the time and I really don’t want to learn it.

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:] asked:


This is America and English speaking country!
Why should we have to press one and learn spanish or another language to communicate with people in America.Why cant they learn english? Why does everything in America now have one side of the instruction in english and the other in spanish? Im not ****** im just wondering why people cant learn to speak english in this country! What are your views does it bug you?
learning any language is hard!
Im not saying you should learn the language if you are on vacation in america but if i was in another country i’d like to know some of it.
Im saying living in America!
I do know other languages i speak spanish and french! so thank you very much.
Excuse me if i dont type correctly i have type-o’s yeah im fifteen and i dont spend everyday on the computer
All im doing is asking your opinion and stating mine.
yes-I’m fluent in spanish and in my second year of french.It didnt take me seven years either.
Im not saying it has to be perfect because it wont be im talking about the people who dont even try

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bermuda890 asked:


I live in Canada and my native tongue is English, but I am also learning French in school. By the time I graduate I will be considered fully bilingual. My question is, for those of you who speak many languages, where/how did you learn to speak them. Did you take night classes? Took courses at university? Used software? I am just wondering because I am interested in learning a few other languages (I was thinking Spanish and German).

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