Schadenfreude

I'm interested in Icelandic because of how little it's changed over time. Native speakers can almost understand Old Norse. I'm also interested in Romanian. But there fewer resources for rare languages. I like Duolingo as a starting point and they don't have an Icelandic course yet. And I can't find much to read in either language compared to how many books are on Amazon in Spanish/French/German/etc. So I'm interested, but it's just harder with less to go on.

Oh, wow! One of the problems of typing on a smartphone. I need to correct that. Schadenfreude is right, I joke with the few people that know I like language learning that it's my favorite German word. My goals for language learning are mainly to read books in the language as a hobby, but I would like to improve all around.

Hi everyone. I just joined and wanted to introduce myself. I live in the United States and have been learning languages as a hobby for over a year. My strongest language is definitely German, but I'm also interested in Russian, French, Danish and Romanian. I love learning languages) it's a wonderful hobby, especially for an introvert and bookworm. But I'm the only person I know who's into it, and I'd love to find a friend/study buddy for conversation/motivation.