of the Day - 10/24/10

[Refugee 7]

Inquiring minds want to know!

[DCAHNM 0]

French and Russian

[Echosoftom 3]

Spanish. It would be the handiest for me.

[weird monkey 0]

German. I couldn't pick a second, it was too hard to choose. Perhaps French, if only because it is a second language in many Asian and African countries, which would be handy.

I used to speak Dutch, but sadly if you don't use it, you lose it. I picked German because I have family in Germany.

[Magnolia 171]

I used to speak French somewhat fluently, was an exchange student there. I'd love to be able to speak it again, and something really exotic, too, like Mandarin or something.

[Amber 70]

I spent a year studying French in college. Still can't speak it, lol! I can say that i do not speak french, and ask where the bathroom is....but that's about it. Thought since French was my paternal grandmother's native language, I would be able to do it too. Apparently it is not inherited...you have to actually be around them to pick it up.

[asakitten 13]

I would like to learn German more fluently.

[Yer so bad 4]

German and Italian

[agirl 0]

Spanish and French.

[surfnburn 5]

Spanish and I'd like to learn more Mandarin Chinese. I speak what little I know every week at work.

I studied French in college. Yeah, you don't use it much in California.

[WildflowerNJ 136]

German. I am so sorry I did not ask my Mom to teach me more (she was born there)..I know some words and phrases but not enough. I thought hearing my Mom and Grandmother speak in German was so beautiful....I miss hearing that....

[Refugee 7]

Japanese and Spanish.

I was once fluent in Japanese, because my mom spoke only her language to me when I was little, but when I started school, I lost it. :085:

I catch phrases now and then and know enough to get by, same with Spanish.

[SingsInFrench 262]

I said Spanish and French. I studied German in high school and college, but I don't remember much, so actually I should have said German.

[KansasPettyFan 1]

I would like to re-learn French and start in on Italian.

[Pawie 6]

French and Italian. Spanish should be my choice as I would need it at work and knowing English and Spanish you can make it anywhere around the world more or less without problem.... but I like the sound of Italian, and I have 5 years of German and can pick it up, and one of French but that is looong forgotten

Comme les fenetre son grand and La Marseillaise is what's left in my mind.:003: maybe one frase more or two.

Edited October 25, 2010 by Pawie
typos..

[martin03345 167]

Wish I knew German and Japanese

[Beamish 0]

Any of them, but I chose Swahili because I'm always saying, "He/she looked at me like I was speaking Swahili or something !"