Rosa

In my native tongue the word for mother and father are mama and papa or dada respectively.For every other language that I have heard, if the same words aren't used then it is very close.Most times it's just a letter that is added on or taken off that makes the difference. I guess we could go ahead and call them the universal words.

I would want to learn another language because though challenging :sweating: it can also be fun :grin:. It could be too that you encounter a situation in which if you had just known the language things would have turned out differently for you or you could be of help to someone else.

Well for me it's definately speaking :doubtful:.To try to speak a language that you did not grow up speaking can be quite challenging :sweating:.You may have to form your tongue or mouth in a unique way to get the words to come out right. Sometimes you may even have to use your throat to help to sound certain words.So I'd have to stick to speaking as being the hardest for me.

It's always good to know a second language.While in high school I did french and spanish for two years. My favourite was french.I'd like to be able to speak french fluently because when I hear the language been spoken it excites me :grin:and makes me even more anxious to learn it. I plan to go for it because you never know when it could be of great help :grin: