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I would choose Japanese, Spanish, Korean and Sweedish actually
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Spanish - I donāt remember any I learned so it would be nice to get into it again. 
French - It would make school easier. 
Polish - One of my friends is Polish and it would be interesting to know what they are saying when we sleep over. One time me and this other girl spilled water on my friend and they started talking in Polish. We had no clue what they were saying but my friend said things were fine and her mum wasnāt mad. 
Also it would be cool to talk to her and my other āfriendā not knowing what we are saying. 
Italian since I have seen so many people on the forums talk in it. 
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Spanish! I love the language and started learning it a few months ago, but I am so bad at it 
English, I have a CAE diploma, but I still struggle with some words
Portugese, It sounds so lovely
Italian, I want to visit Italy and be able to speak the language!
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German and Japanese as theyāre the ones Iām currently studying. But Iād like to be fluent in Arabic and probably Chinese too because theyāre becoming increasingly important internationally.
You guys flatter me hohoho
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I literally see threads everywhere where you guys are talking and I want to know so bad what people are saying. I like to be in the know. 
I think it is so cool when people do it, I just wish I knew what you guys were saying.
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Hmmmā¦ Tough question, really. But I have some thoughts!
-German! My German has really suffered, and I can hardly speak it anymore. Iād love to be able to read in that language again, so that I can better study the Enlightenment period philosophers. Would be nice for my future doctorate, should I be picked for that.
-Chinese (Mandarin)! Iād love to dive deeper into Chinese history and philosophy, and knowing the language would be an amazing help. Iām not entirely sure which form Taoist philosophy is originally from, though.
-Japanese! Nevermind that I used to love anime, I find the country superfascinating otherwise. Especially the Edo and Heian periods in their history is full of big, cultural and philosophical traits, and Iād love to dive into that ^~^
-Russian! Iām sure you get the point by now, but being able to read and dissect Russian philosophy would be really nice! Yeah, I like philosophy!
Why the big focus on languages known for their philosophy (and not Greek)? There are hidden meanings you need to read the original pieces to actually grasp properly, and without knowing the language, thatās hard. A lot is lost in translation! As for Greek, the big philosophersā works (Plato, Aristoteles) are already translated a million times, and itās all ancient Greek anyways. Canāt use that during vacations!
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French, Italian, Japanese, and Welsh. Because those are the languages Iām currently learning
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We arenāt being intrusive, are we?
And ehhh itās mostly us getting annoyed at mafia stories or stereotypes in general hahaha thatās most of what we talk about.
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Spanish
Italian
German
French
I donāt know specific reasons, but I wish I could be fluent in these
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Oh, no @Malannee is going to flex on you for knowing Italian. It seems many people want to learn.
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I do agree on that. I think it is particularly fascinating to study how Japan developed its identity through time from times as ancient as the Nara period till as recent as Showa and more. My favorite periods are definitely Ashikaga and Sengoku!
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Iām so pathetic in learning new languages. I find it hard to grasp. But due to Episode being such a multi-cultural platform, thereās use of different languages other than English too. So Iāve been picking on few words but sadly theyāre all cuss 
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Lmaooo no guys
I think itās definitely interesting to see so many people wanting to learn such a useless language (āuselessā as in, because itās only spoken in Italy and parts of Switzerland, both of which are small countries), but I get the appeal. The only reason why Iām fluent is because I was born and raised here. Thereās nothing to flex about if the effort was so minimal 
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Japanese,
Russian, my Russian is horrible and my grandma always makes fun of what I say.
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Spanish: I speak Spanish but not fluently.
Korean: So I can watch kdrama without subtitles.
Japanese: Same reason for the Korean one.
French: why not lol
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Yeah, but that means I can talk in another language there is no chance that people I know will know.
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Mmh! Absolutely! The Sengoku is definitely interesting, even if we look away from the whole Civil War with the various religious uprisings, the opening of trade with the West and how their cultures meshed, and how it created the foundation of the more romanticized Samurai that we see in Edo-period art, literature and, of course, courts! And of course, the political drama!
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English - I want to talk Like a pro
German - Iāve been studying for 4 years but I canāt speak it properly
Spanish - Iāve always wanted to visit Barcelona so I gotta start learning it
Polish - My sisterās boyfriendās from Poland and they sometimes talk on Polish (even tho he knows my language very well) and I want to know what are they talking about 
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Korean, Japanese, Chinese andā¦Russian?
Korean cuz I wanna watch k-dramas and hear k-pop without subtitles.
Japananese-Just randomly hehe? Chinese- same
And Russian cuz the language just fascinates me lol
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