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

[skottiejay]

spanish and italian

I'm curious what is Tamil? Is it an offset of another language? I realize that many countries have different languages, but there are a bunch listed here that I've never even heard of before.

tamil is one of indian language, especially dravidian language
dominant in south india and north-east sri lanka
india has many local language with million speakers

This entire thread that I think I started just became a TIL thank you very much.
Linguistics and such really interest me, learning different dialects and languages (I don't know if they are the same I haven't done much study) as such it would be really great to have roots in a different language (than American).

[BCwinning]

spanish and italian

I'm curious what is Tamil? Is it an offset of another language? I realize that many countries have different languages, but there are a bunch listed here that I've never even heard of before.

tamil is one of indian language, especially dravidian language
dominant in south india and north-east sri lanka
india has many local language with million speakers

 learning different dialects and languages (I don't know if they are the same I haven't done much study)

They are the same as it's the same language but that doesn't mean you understand exactly what they mean either..
Think Deep south, or far north in America, same language different dialects, one says soda, another pop, another coke-pepsi.
Someone with a deeper understanding of Linguistics could explain it better.

[aysha9822]

I like to learn more about French language, I already know a little french, But I don't know how to use French grammar. I like the way it is spoken. One of my ambition is to live in France in the future.

[deepestfear]

Portuguese