If you could choose one language to speak fluently...

[johnnyanger]

Well I speak German to the level I can get around fairly easily, but would most likely struggle to work there and will forever be annoyed at myself for not learning Dutch when I lived there for a bit (although again some of my Dutch is passable and it seems I got the Amsterdammer accent down).

Right now I am learning Italian and oddly finding it quite easy, which worries me that I am not learning it at all! But my real answer to the question is Russian - love the language, the poetry, the writing, the music.

So they don't teach Welsh in school there? I am kind of surprised.

Everyone in Wales has to learn the language now (and some schools are Welsh medium), but the level of Welsh teaching is not always great! My sister took the Welsh class for half a term at one point, and she cannot speak a word of the language....

[spilovn]

such a beautiful language

it is isnt it (french) i live in a town that has hundreds of tourists all year round, i love hearing the french language most of all, i imagine you could say the most filthy depraved thing in french and it will sound like a poem

[BlueStar]

The language of love...

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[TentoumuChu]

Forever Greek (Modern, of course, not ancient). Such a beautiful language.

[Aike]

I said German earlier on this thread. Ironically, I'm studying three languages right now (taking classes in two of them in the uni and one on my own) and German is the one I'm least motivated to learn (though I still plan on completing all the courses I can before I graduate). Right now I'm obsessed with Korean, which I'm learning on my own.

[mrex]

I choose Finnish... because I intend to live in Finland one day and though the people speak English well, the instructions for everything are written in Finnish, obviously.

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[princealbertofb]

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Kiitoskia, mrex, I laughed so loud at your picture here... lol lol lol...

[princealbertofb]

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Amour's a masculine word... (in the singular) It's feminine in the plural. Go figure.

[Clarky]

I'd speak Russian, they sound angry all of the time and I'd want to finally know what was being said

[Virge]

I've always wanted to speak Braille.