Annabelle

I know English and Spanish, and I'm trying to learn Latin. I can't imagine learning more than three languages, it's so hard for me to learn a new language. I know a lot of people who are fluent in two languages, and a handful of people who know three languages, but I've never met anyone who knew four or more languages. Do any of you know more than three languages? What's your secret? Is it just easy for you to learn languages, or did you struggle through it?

Here are some of my favorite Spanish idioms: The son of a cat kills mice (Like father like son) El hijo de la gato, ratones mata. I have an aunt who plays the guitar (What does that have to do with the price of tea in China?) Yo tengo una tia que toca la quitarra. He has more wool than a lamb. (He has lots of cash) Tiene más lana que un borrego. Idioms are some of the hardest things to learn about a language. Idioms are for the birds!