What language would you like to learn (speaking) the most?

[subercoin]

Japanes or china.

[CreamyPie]

Italian, Latin, French, Chinese, Japanese, (English can be improved too )

[swizmiz]

I wanted to learn the korean language.

[acs267]

I'm fluent in English, and Spanish. I know German. I know a bit of Japanese, because I just happen to watch a ton of anime. But I want to learn more, because, ugh, I love their culture.

[ilovenachos]

Spanish and French would be my choices for now because they're easier for me . Romance languages sound great.

[Severian]

I'm fluent in English, and Spanish. I know German. I know a bit of Japanese, because I just happen to watch a ton of anime. But I want to learn more, because, ugh, I love their culture.

君はいい趣味を持てるね。私も日本文化を好きで、特にアニメとか、ゲームとか。

You have some pretty good taste.I like japan culture too,such as anime and tvgame.

[EvilPanda]

Try to guess which language is the most difficult in the world when it comes to grammar rules and exceptions. (The hardest to write is Chinese, but it's not the most difficult to speak properly).

If I were to learn it instantly, like get it uploaded to my brain, I'd pick Chinese, Japanese or Korean, otherwise it'd be something easy, like Spanish.

[asimoshe]

Portuguese and Spanish without a doubt

[Beymond]

I would like to learn probably Jap 

[Robin_Good]

I always wanted to learn an unusual language e.g. Lithuanian language

[open-mind]

I would like to learn Russian, but I'm afraid that it will be too difficult for me

[bryant.coleman]

Here is my wishlist:

1. Russian
2. Afrikaans
3. Serbian
4. Georgian
5. Slovincian

[escrow.pm]

Chinese

[TheButterZone]

I'd like to know Japanese natively, like via The Matrix. Learning, I'm too English-centric.

[bitmaster111]

i always wanted learn and improve my English

[bitkanu]

french!

[luckybitcoin777]

Japanese, Chinese, french

[bryant.coleman]

Japanese, Chinese, french

Good luck with that.  My friend, who is learning Japanese for the past two years told me that to be able to achieve intermediary level knowledge in Japanese, you need to study the language for at least 4 years. Is it really worth that much effort?

[1211]

Russian, French.

[pilantro]

I know its hard but i like to learn Japanese language it seems so interesting.