Bilingual/language learning cubers?

[VincentCuber]

I am very interested in learning languages. I right now am learning Spanish and my lifetime goal is to learn 4 languages. Any other people who are like me?

 

[randomness...]

im currently trying to learn Bulgarian because of my step-mother

 

[An Animating Cuber]

I'm half Russian and I want to learn Russian and will start soon.

 

[quanloh]

I am very interested in learning languages. I right now am learning Spanish and my lifetime goal is to learn 4 languages. Any other people who are like me?

You mean 4 + your own native language? Does dialect count as a language?

 

[Garf]

I'm learning Spanish because of family.

 

[Cuban_Cuber]

I'm (technically) a second generation American. Since my brother has an intellectual disability, the doctors told my mother she wasn't allowed to speak Spanish around him. She unfortunately passed away before she could teach me one on one.
I've learned through my own means, school, and my step-mother who is also a fluent speaker (as her second language, however). My current speaking level is about that of an older todler.

 

[SpeakCuba]

I am very interested in learning languages. I right now am learning Spanish and my lifetime goal is to learn 4 languages. Any other people who are like me?

Does already knowing them count?

 

[VincentCuber]

Does already knowing them count?

Yes

 

[SpeakCuba]

Yes

Cool. Good to know, I know a few.

 

[quanloh]

I live in a multi-racial/cultural country, so I learnt to speak Chinese, English, Malay since I was very young, and a few dialects of Chinese such as Cantonese, Hokkien, Teochew. Later on also a little bit of japanese due to work, and Hylian from Zelda series. Technically 4 but maybe 8 lol? Thinking of learning sign language.

 

[fes_77]

I want to learn Japanese because yes and french for my bf

 

[ruffleduck]

I can speak Mandarin but need to work on reading ability. Was forced to learn Spanish at school.

 

[JDAW6]

I can speak, read and write English and Hindi fluently. In our school, we have to learn Arabic so I know a bit.
and on duolingo I learn a bit of : Korean, yiddish, russian, Spanish, German, Italian, French and Japanese.
but like mostly practice Spanish german and French and Korean .

 

[TanookiTrev]

I learnt a bit of Mandarin (I was conversational to an extent but still often struggled to express myself) when I lived in Taiwan but I have mostly forgotten it now. I want to pick it up again but I am keen to learn a few others in the future too! Languages are cool, I just struggle with feeling quite embarrassed through the learning/speaking process. Funnily enough I have found cubing a good way to break the ice when overseas and unable to fluently communicate with people

 

[Enirolf]

I'm Dutch, so I'm fluent in Dutch and English, speak some German and French because of school and I'm learning Swedish on my own. I'm dropping German, so I won't improve at it, but still continuing learning Swedish and French.

 

[Davian]

I am from the netherlands, so i know dutch and english ofc, im half german (my family comes from austria i believe) and i am learning french, so that would be good for middle school (since french is the most boring thing in middle school i heard)

 

[Enirolf]

I'm Dutch, so I'm fluent in Dutch and English, speak some German and French because of school and I'm learning Swedish on my own. I'm dropping German, so I won't improve at it, but still continuing learning Swedish and French.

Learning Ancient Greek and Latin also, but I don't speak them.

 

[OldSwiss]

I speak german and english.
I school I've learned french but it's a long time ago.

I also understand and speak a little spanish and italian, but only what you learn from language learning apps like duolingo and regular vacation in these countries.

Just today, my streak in duolingo reaches 2000 days.

 

[JohnnyReggae]

English and Afrikaans .... some Xhosa and Zulu words. If I was to be properly learning a language it would probably be Xhosa and sign language.

 

[Jorian Meeuse]

I speak Dutch as a native language, I speak English fluently and German and French to a reasonable level of fluency (as in, it wouldn't be very mentally tiring for me to have a conversation in German or French). I have studied Latin and ancient Greek for 6 years now but speaking that isn't really gonna work lol. Had my final exam for ancient Greek today.