hi
I'v made this topic for getting more info about people's comments about languages: which language is more populer? we are going to fined answer of this question
so tell me, what languages do you want to lurn: winning of language depends on guys who wants to lurn it
i'll give the language revord 
so I start from myself: I'm lurning english: I very love it because its world's language
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#1 2019-03-26 12:32:23 (edited by mahdi-abedi 2019-03-26 12:33:08)
#2 2019-03-26 12:55:47
Honestly, besides spanish and maybe french for which I mostly just learning to be able to communicate with others, sometimes in places where it is a second language, I don't have too much of an interest in learning most other languages that the average person says they want to learn. Other languages I want to learn are a little off the path. A native american language, I know that's a very general turm, don't worry, I have a few ideas, swahili likely, and a few others I can't call to mind right now.
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#4 2019-03-26 13:12:31
I've always liked Japanese, maybe turkish or Persian because of the amount of people in this comunity that seem to speak it.
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#5 2019-03-26 13:29:55
jappenies and turkish are in first score in language scorebord, then english for now
#6 2019-03-26 13:59:31 (edited by Destranis 2019-03-26 14:01:02)
Well, there are a lot of languages that are really interesting, and if i had a chance to learn at least one of them i'd be really happy. It's quite a big list so it would be impossible but, i really love czech, and slavic languages similar to it for example slovakian. Oh and dutch, danish, swedish and norvegian. There was a time when i was fond of greek, but i gave that up... Actualy i'm learning english and german, but i'm quite a huge fan of languages so any of them would be great. 
#9 2019-03-26 15:35:43
I like learning languages, any of them. But the most appealing to me right now besides English is Hausa. I have quite an urge to learn it. It has very heart touching sounds. Aside from that, any native American language like Lakota are interesting too.
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#10 2019-03-26 15:52:17
Well i already know some turkish, i go there on hollidays quite a lot. In fact i think i was in turkey when i made this account.
#12 2019-03-26 16:01:54
I am currently learning Russian at univercity. I like the way it is spoken.
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#13 2019-03-26 16:03:03
well, at 9, can you please tell me about hausa?
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#14 2019-03-26 16:57:41
I want to learn German, Mandarin and Japanese. Mandarin is very popular and the more languages I know or at least can speak conversationally, the more people I can talk to.
I know French and Spanish quite well as it is, and my mother tongue is English. Languages have always fascinated me on multiple levels.
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#15 2019-03-26 17:21:07
@ 13 Hausa is spoken in a few different african countries including nigeria by several different ethnic groups, with a ruff total of 44 million people. Here is a video with some recordings of it. More about the language can be found in discription.
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#16 2019-03-26 17:44:14
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#17 2019-03-26 18:34:40
Well, there was a time when i also wanted to learn japanese but i gave up...
#19 2019-03-26 19:17:53
Spanish was the language i was born in to and now also know english. I want to learn Zulu and a Mayan language.
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#20 2019-03-26 20:07:45
@ 19 that reminds me, I want to as well. My dad is from mexico, and learning spanish would help open the path for me to learn a language like nahuatl or another language of mexico. Also, I've always wanted to learn zulu, I've always been able to make the click sounds with other vowels almost seamlessly.
I would rather listen to someone who can actually play the harmonica than someone who somehow managed to lose seven of them. Me, 2019.
#21 2019-03-26 21:31:54
I used to have book on Zulu language and it was sweet. HOwever its best to learn language from actual speakers. need to get me some zulu homies
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#22 2019-03-26 22:26:33
Anyone know of any easy ways to learn languages? Like online videos or something?
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#23 2019-03-26 23:10:53
I would recommend Language Transfer. Their website is https://www.languagetransfer.org. They also have a Youtube channel. They offer courses in French, Swahili, Italian, Greek, German, Turkish, Arabic, Spanish, and English for Spanish speakers.
Some of their courses are works in progress, but I know the Spanish, Swahili, Greek, and German courses are complete. I listened to their Spanish course and was impressed. They don't just have you mindlessly memorizing and regurgitating words. I felt like I actually understood sentence structure and verb conjugations by the time I finished the course, and the instructor made it interesting. They emphasize learning grammar and structure over vocabulary, so you might want to use a website like Duolingo as a supplement. Don't get me wrong, you still learn plenty of vocabulary and the ability to figure out a lot of words based on English.
I can't speak about any of their other courses since I haven't taken them, but the Spanish course is a winner in my opinion.
#24 2019-03-27 11:28:02
You also could try duolingo, but it's not that useful if you wanna actualy speak the language you learned.
#25 2019-03-27 16:32:39
Huh, no one wants to learn Thai. Uh well...
Oh, thnk you for providing information about Hausa for Mahdi. I've already seen the video. Hausa actually has like 5-6-7 something dialects, with the most un-hausaish dialect being called Gananci, the dialect used in Gana, outside the main Hausa community.
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