English and Spanish are my native languages so those don't count. But so far I've learned French, Italian, second year Korean, and I'm currently studying Portuguese. Ooo, and in a couple of months I'm going to be starting Japanese at the uni (≧∀≦)
I'm sorry if the question is dumb; so Spanish,French and Italian are all Latin-based languages and I was told they share some words and similarities which makes it easier to learn one and then the others, I'm asking because I'm currently studying French and plan on picking up Spanish some time in the future~and you're studying Korean and Portuguese at the same time? is that what you meant? if yes that's quite amazing (⌒▽⌒)
It actually does make it easier. French and Italian were quite easy for me to learn since I could deduce the meaning of a word by associating it with a spanish word. Honestly I think I spent most of my time in French class speaking Spanish. Oh no, I stopped studying Korean. I quit after two years. The only language I'm learning/studying at the moment is Portuguese.
It actually does make it easier. French and Italian were quite easy for me to learn since I could deduce the meaning of a word by associating it with a spanish word. Honestly I think I spent most of my time in ... Olympe
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I'm sorry if the question is dumb; so Spanish,French and Italian are all Latin-based languages and I was told they share some words and similarities which makes it easier to learn one and then the others, I'm asking because I'm currently studying French and plan on picking up Spanish some time in the future~and you're studying Korean and Portuguese at the same time? is that what you meant? if yes that's quite amazing (⌒▽⌒)
It actually does make it easier. French and Italian were quite easy for me to learn since I could deduce the meaning of a word by associating it with a spanish word. Honestly I think I spent most of my time in French class speaking Spanish. Oh no, I stopped studying Korean. I quit after two years. The only language I'm learning/studying at the moment is Portuguese.
I see, thanks for answering ヾ(☆▽☆)