Languages you like and wish you knew

[Yankee-stani]

(1.) Urdu
(2.) Arabic- Levantine Dialect
(3.) Hebrew
(4.) Persian
(4.) Russian
(5.)Turkish
(6.) Greek
(7.) Pashto
(8.) Uzbek
(9.) Tatar
(10.) Georgian
(11.) Spanish
(12.) French
(13.) German
(14.) Japanese
(15.) Punjabi
(16.) Korean
(17.) Mandarin Chinese
(18.)Italian
(19.) Serbo-Croatian
*Note they are not chronological but some of the languages I like to listen and hear

 

[Pakistansdefender]

Elvish

 

[jaibi]

I'd like to read the language of the ancient indus valley civilization

 

[ghazi52]

Spanish. español

 

[FL-COP]

Turkish, so I don't have to read subtitles

 

[Dual Wielder]

I took an Arabic evening class during my early college years, at the time I was quite fund of the Arab culture and thought I'd move somewhere in the middle east in the future lol.. anyway I believe I was the youngest there.. it had a few middle age people there also, the teacher was of mixed origin (half Yemeni and half Indian), great teacher he also took us an arabic restraunt few times.. funny enough I don't know if I passed since I never queried back.

the last time I wanted to learn another language was around 5 years ago, and that was Japanese, but I was put off by the way the words sounded.. and probably the over dramatic japanese anime dubs which I hate with a passion.

Now I feel its a waste of time learning a new language, and the effort would be best suited by trying to learn computer programming it's much more universal and with world heading more towards technology it offers better tangible benefits.

 

[Imad.Khan]

(1.) Urdu
(2.) Arabic- Levantine Dialect
(3.) Hebrew
(4.) Persian
(4.) Russian
(5.)Turkish
(6.) Greek
(7.) Pashto
(8.) Uzbek
(9.) Tatar
(10.) Georgian
(11.) Spanish
(12.) French
(13.) German
(14.) Japanese
(15.) Punjabi
(16.) Korean
(17.) Mandarin Chinese
(18.)Italian
(19.) Serbo-Croatian
*Note they are not chronological but some of the languages I like to listen and hear

Uzbek/Kazakh/Tatari/Kyrgyz/Azeri all speak a dialect of Turkish and it is a language that i wished i knew.

 

[Zulfiqar]

Not in order:

French (took some classes in uni though, I like some of their songs).

Spanish.

Turkish.

German.

Arabic.

Persian.

Pushto- both our and southern dialect. I can speak pushto but I want to improve my vocabulary and would like the ability to read it as well. Interestingly a British guy wrote a book on waziri dialect. I wonder if similar book is there on the northern dialect.

https://books.google.com/books/about/Grammar_and_Vocabulary_of_Waziri_Pashto.html?id=PMANAwAAQBAJ

Mandarin.

Japanese.

 

[MastanKhan]

I'd like to read the language of the ancient indus valley civilization

Indeed just like hundreds of other scholars still waiting---.

 

[Old School]

There is no consensus among linguists about the identity of the underlying language of ancient Indus Vally civilization. Conclusive identification attempts of that language have been so far unsuccessful.
I do speak several major international languages but i wish to learn the deaf American Sign language (ASL).

 

[RealNapster]

I like punjabi and can already speak.. Other then that i would love to learn Farsi and French as soon as i get a chance.