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Originally Posted by VydorScope
So question for the peanut gallery here... I want to learn a new language, and trying to decide which. This is what i know so far:
* American English - native tongue
* ASL - I am a bit rusty in it, but could pick it back up pretty fast. I plan to keep this up somehow...
* Greek - I can read and write this if I have my books handy, can not speak it at all
* French and German - had a small amount of this in middle school - only vaguely remember.
* Spanish - had three years of schooling in it, but have not used it in over two decades
So, thinking...
Italian - this is where my father's family is from, vast majority of my relatives (of which I do not know at all) still lives there and speaks it as their native tongue.
Spanish - In America, this is the second most used language, so knowing it may actually be useful. I probably could pick it up somewhat quicker, as at one time I could struggle through a conversation in it.
Mainly thinking about those two, but open for options. Dunno. Any suggestions?
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Go for Italian if you study it for fun. Otherwise, Spanish, because it's widely used.
But don't trust me. I'm inexperienced
