Learning Spanish

@topffer is right, speaking with native speakers is the best way to learn and to speak with a correct accent. We like when tourists who come here make an effort to speak Italian, we treat them better. I speak Italian, French (I lived in a French speaking country 31 years), English, Spanish, a bit of German (not well). I studied Latin during 8 years, I can read texts in Latin but surely not speak (except prayers ).

Speaking with native speakers is the best way to learn a language, try with the Spanish speaking people around you. I don't know for Americans, but in Spain they love when a stranger speaks Spanish and you are better treated than the average foreign tourist. I mean they will rob easily a stranger, except if he speaks Spanish. I speak French and Occitan (a Southern French language not far from Catalan) since birth. I learned Spanish as a first foreign language, English as a second one, Latin during 6 years but I don't speak it, and I took a few months of Literary Arabic courses in college, but I am unable to speak or write it, I only understand a word here and there. And I read many more that I have never learned at school but are also Latin languages (Italian, Catalan, Romanian...)

Just English.

Only English and Hindi for me

@scribbledAdNauseum I can speak three languages two of which are Indian.Now I am learning Sanskrit.

Serbian, English, Spanish and French.

In Indonesia itself, there are several languages that I have not yet learned and can speak a little English.

One but smatterings of Sicilian and Irish.

I took Spanish when I was in high school but it's been so long that I only remember a few words and how to count to ten.

Just English but learned some spanish and french in middle school.

I speak only 2 languages. I used to know French, but I forgot it. I speak English and Romanian. I would like to learn a new language, but I am not sure if I can learn it without a teacher or without other people.

Es bueno saber que va bien para usted hasta ahora. Intenté Duolingo por un tiempo, y luego me aburrí un poco con él. Pero es un lenguaje divertido, incluso si a veces me molesta que tenga dificultades para entenderlo bien cuando se me habla.

English is the only language I know.

that's amazing, I only speak English and sign a little sign language. I feel like I don't have the mental capacity or patience to learn another language, so that's really good that you're keeping with it.

I speak English, and SEE which is a type of sign language, but not ASL I can recognize Spanish and know a very few words. Only language I took much of was Latin, but we did not speak it.

I speak Danish, English and Italian. I understand German . I am able read German books and watch German movies, but I am not that good at speaking and writing. I studied French many years ago, but I haven't used it much and I have forgotten many of the words. I am learning Chinese on Duolingo. I also learned a bit Russian and a bit Japanese, but I only understand very simple sentences. I used to understand Estonian relatively well. I haven't used it all since I left my job in Estonia, and I am not sure how much I remember.

I have studied 2 years Spanish in college but I was not learning by heart. I was only learning to pass the course. Although my mother dialect has plenty of Spanish words. I speak 4 languages.

@ScribbledAdNauseum That is great. So have you learned a lot of languages? English is my mother tongue and I have learned Hebrew here in Israel and sometimes cannot speak any language and also there are things I do not know. I guess you can say I know enough to get by but my reading and writing are not good. I also took French in High School and people have come to live here from all over so learned a little bit of other languages.

I know 3, English, Tagalog and Bisaya. All local dialects we have.

I can try learning Spanish if got a chance.