The language you love/like most other than mother tongue.

Though my mother tongue is Malayalam too, I do know a few other Indian languages. But the language I am most comfortable in is English. Even when I speak to someone in Malayalam, I think in English and then translate when I speak. The reason for this could be that I wasn't raised in Kerala and though I am proud that I can read and write in Malayalam (being raised outside the country), people always ask me where I was raised when I speak in Malayalam. It doesn't have any particular accent (neither of my area or any other area) and I use a mix of slangs of different areas :P

There are two languages I speak except for Romanian,which is my mother tongue,and these are English and Frenxch.I love both of them,but English is definitely my favourite because it's simply a beautiful language.I also like the way Spanish sounds,but I haven't learned it yet.

I am Filipino and mmy mother tongue is Tagalog. I teach English for a living and have been doing so for more than four years, so naturally it's the language I love most next to my mother tongue. The demand of English teachers is big, and I am fortunate enough to be of a proficiency level capable of teaching. I am constantly studying and improving my English abilities and as a matter of fact I am actually taking a degree in English (I studied Mass Communication before.) My students are Koreans so I also have an interest in their language. I know some basic instructions and expressions and can read and write Hangul. I'd like to improve my Korean proficiency by going to Korea as an English teacher for a year or two.

I love learning different languages, but my mother tongue will always be my favorite. According to theories of second language acquisition, you'll never achieve native competence in learning a second language, though some people have achieved near native competence in a second language. In this sense, one always feels the most comfortable in using his or her mother tongue. At least this is true for me.

Hi dear, Yes, even I like my mother language. Even though it is hard to pronounce to others. Apart from this, I can handle languages such as Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Malayalam, English. Though no so fluent, can handle some other south Indian languages as well. As you said, foreign languages are good to learn. However, as we are not used to the respective place, the requirement never arises. Now-a-days, French, German are there in the school syllabus and some schools got substitute with any of the regional languages. Knowing more language is an asset and it is considered as an added advantage and a plus point as it can be useful at any time. Thank-s