#also tagalog and german to get back in touch w my heritage languages.
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now you've got me super curious. how many languages are you actively learning and what attracted you to each one? <3
OHHH so i have absolutely no focus but hypothetically
- i have some stuff for school that’s hyperspecific in a way i don’t want to talk about on the internets but am fine with in DM’s
- i studied italian for two years as part of a requirement but haven’t really kept it up and want to! i love it, i started doing it dragging my feet a little but i really love it and its actually the one i’ve studied that i’ve gotten the most use out of by far. i love the sound of it, the vibrancy/specificity and emotion, the literature and poetry, and also the mix of dialetti/accenti (yes i very much know they’re seperate languages) and interplay of that, the diversity within it in everyday terms and the way i never feel finished learning....
- i started welsh casually about a month ago! i’ve always wanted to learn it and have had some contact with it for a while, hearing it and seeing it about etc and thought. well i’ll probably never have this much time again. i love welsh music and the coziness and hominess of how it sounds
- casually I dabble in norwegian and send text messages to my friend in it, but I understand swedish a bit better for various reasons. it’s similar enough to english i find it very satisfying to make quick progress, also I found that dabbling/learning in a romance and a germanic language has given me a deeper knowledge of English syntax, vocab, and grammar than grammar books or class have
- I’ve been working on modern hebrew (and classical hebrew) for about a year and a half now, i just love it especially the roots system and the ability to access a wider range of Jewish writers and texts, both across time and across space/area, and the sense of interconnectivity and tangible earthiness (??? not sure if that’s the best word) i feel when I speak/read/write in it. LOVE roots
thank you so much for the ask!!!!
#as you can see. absolutely 0 coherency to what i study and why#also i've studied some others but these are the ones i'm like. actively kind of working on#i was raised totally monolingual although my famioly variously speaks spanish tagalog and german#they just didn't teach me! and i'm like. not good at any of these welsh and norwegian are more like casual hobbies#top languages i WANT to learn: arabic and irish but both of those i strongly feel i need a good class to guide me through#and will turn too after I'm at least a B1 in hebrew and welsh#also tagalog and german to get back in touch w my heritage languages.
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