What is the language you dreamt of learning as a kid?

Bartosz.Jablonski wrote:

Japanese - because I find the English translations sometimes odd and hard to understand :P

Russian - neighbor language with a lot of common history and def interesting things to share, once you understand them (achieved) :)

those were two of the languages I wanted to learn the most

Olga.Cygnel wrote:

English because of Spice girls :rolling_on_the_floor_laughing: :rolling_on_the_floor_laughing::rolling_on_the_floor_laughing:

hahaha I love their old music from the 90's nowadays, can't blame you!

that means laughing out loud

Olga.Cygnel wrote:

English because of Spice girls :rolling_on_the_floor_laughing: :rolling_on_the_floor_laughing: :rolling_on_the_floor_laughing:

I don't think "a zig a zig aah" is the best English

when i was a kid i always dreamt of having a perfect 10 english communication skills. 

Elso.Martinez wrote:

Khadijah.Davis wrote:

Does sign language count. I wanted to learn sign language too! :)

I've always wanted to learn sign language and braille too! I'd say it counts

Me too!

But I don't know what sign language to learn because they are different in every country, just like languages. 

Japanese, I watch anime alot and it's hard to find dubbed version of all the episodes of an anime.

Khadijah.Davis wrote:

Does sign language count. I wanted to learn sign language too! :)

Yes! Sign language is definitely something I wanted to and still want to learn. But like Olga said, it is hard to decide which one because they're as varied as verbal languages it seems.

ARABIC

Wow! I have been here in UAE for the last 8 years now, but learning Arabic words are really difficult for me because in my current job, we are surrounded by expats coming from a different culture with different languages but the primary language being used is English. We are using English words in our daily correspondences such as when sending emails to our client. I must say that learning a language is not a easy task, you must use and speak the language daily for you to be able to apply it correctly.

Correct

Noman.Gul wrote:

ARABIC

I tried learning Arabic when I was in Egypt, but only managed the basics, counting, hello, goodbye, please, and thank you

To be honest, none. There was really no reason to learn a foreign language where I lived.