Can you speak or are you learning another language other than English

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if so how are you learning the language or how did you learn it

I learned French at school. Worked as an au pair in France then did a French degree. Also spent a couple of summers working for Eurocamp in France.

I decided to learn Spanish through Duolingo . We own a house in Spain and we are looking to emigrate from the UK eventually. It’s been about 4 months now into the course and I really feel this method of learning is great. The app will give some free tuition, you can opt to pay a fee for more personal feedback on progress. Hope this helps.

I'm learning to speak French through Duolingo. I have a basic understanding from GCSE.

My neighbours speak French with my daughter so I need to keep up.

Learnt Italian, Spanish, Catalan and now French by living in those countries.

Got an F at GCSE French in the 80s.

Yes Cymraeg, through school/home/growing up in Wales as a welsh person

Scraped a C in GCSE French thirty-odd years ago.
Now have weekly lessons and thoroughly enjoy it, despite the verbs.

French and Latin GCSEs.

A bit of German at Uni.

Welsh through Duolingo and from living just over the border.

Bit of Farsi.

Learning Arabic now on Duolingo.

I met my husband online dating and moved to his (Spanish-speaking) country.

Kiswahili and some chiShona and isiZulu which I have learned from friends who were born in East and Southern African countries

I speak German, learned for a year in the UK and then moved to Germany. Did intensive courses and lots of online apps and websites. The best is italki - you can book conversation lessons with native speakers and it can be very cheap!

Cornish..just interested in lost languages and live here

I speak Gujarati, Hindi, Swahili and abit of Spanish together with English x

I learned French and Latin at school for 5 years each. I had to do one year of German at school. I dabbled with a bit of Spanish from lessons on the radio when I was still at school. As a young adult I decided to learn Italian after I'd been on holiday to Italy. In those days the local authority provided evening classes so I went to classes and passed an oral examination and later passed GCSE Italian. So far I haven't studied for Italian A level and I don't suppose I will now.

2 other languages. One my mother tongue. The other Japabese, from living there for two years as a child.

I try, off and on, to learn French, using Paul Nobel and Duolingo. Feel quite ashamed for my lack of languages.

Fluent Spanish, pretty good Portuguese and Catalan...lived abroad and also some Swahili.....started Romanian and Turkish but course went online and are still so wont bother until back in the classroom....apps are no good for me !

Degree in german and french. Last few years I've been able to watch a lot more streamed german and french films on Netflix etc as well as actual tv programmes/news because of my amazon firestick so my fluency isn't too bad.

Very rusty French and German from school and uni. Basic Italian and Spanish from living/studying there. Having lived overseas I should know far more Arabic and Russian that I do and I'm actually quite annoyed with myself for being too lazy to study them.

Currently learning German via Duolingo. I remember a lot from school, and decided to see now much I remembered. Turns out more than I thought, so I've kept going. Currently in the diamond league 💎🤓

British Sign Language, I know some International sign language too.

I got hooked on Money Heist and I'd like to learn Spanish to follow Spanish TV / films without subtitles.

I learnt French through distance education for two years, then 3 years at boarding school and one year at university. I haven't practiced in years but last time I traveled in France was able to hold a conversation, and order in shops etc without trouble.

I learnt German for 1 year in an adult language school and also regularly used CDs in the car. I was able to check into our hotel and order food but struggled with conversation while travelling.

I learnt Japanese for 5 years at school and doubt I could say much more than "hello, my name is..." these days, though by the end of school I was able to have a basic conversation.

I learnt French, German and Russian at school and studied French and Italian at university. I then moved to Italy and married an Italian so my Italian is fluent but my French has suffered - I'm now trying to revive it! I also learnt Spanish as an adult but I'm still a beginner. My Russian and German are long gone!

Duolingo. Fairly unusual language maybe, well not the languages learnt at school.
Struggling with accents, so having a couple of books as christmas presents to see if i can improve things.

Rusty French, German and Esperanto from school. I’ve done business trips to Germany and the language does come back when I’m immersed in it,

I’m currently learning Swedish on Duolingo because I like the sound of it.

I speak Welsh, have done since very early childhood - my DM spoke it to me as a toddler
and then I was Welsh medium educated.