shamzblueworld

Not to check my English level but my cousin asked to me to translate a love story, it was sweet because she had to tell the story to her English audience.

Gladly I've overcome such silly mistakes long ago, now I don't think I ever make mistakes mentioned in that infographic.

I'd also like to add that it is a problem very common in our part of the world, India, Pakistan especially, we are so much into English that we have pretty much lost the grounds of our national languages, more in script than speaking as of yet, and the issue is more in youth which is quite concerning actually.

Few more bollywood movies that I'd like to add to the list mentioned by Meera above, Singh is King Namasty London London Paris New York Ghajini Ishaqzaade Issaq Highway

Hello Rani, welcome to the forum. Hope you could help me some with Arabic, I really wish to learn Arabic well and soon.

I've not heard much of Italian so I'd say French, it sounds romantic.

I've liked the page as well, you should also create a twitter account, the more social media presence you got, the better it would be for the forum.

I think it could help if you already know some basics about the language and vocabulary, I don't think it can help to any novice, as you got to know and have some understanding of words first.

Hi there chaojiyalong, I'm also interested in learning some about chinese and the culture as well. I can speak fluently in English, Urdu and Punjabi. And I'm just on the other side of your south eastern border I think, I'm from Pakistan. My skype is shamzblueworld

Hello harpy, welcome to the linguaholic forum, good luck for your German, I've seen some people here who speak German so you'll find them helpful I am sure.

Welcome to linguaholic cmiller, I'm sure you're going to enjoy your stay here and learn new languages as well. There are people here who speak so many languages so you'll surely meet someone who will teach you the language you want to learn next.

I know Punjabi, Urdu and English, and then I can speak Hindi too, and can read and write Arabic as well.

I don't know about my first words but the first word I learned of a foreign language was Apple A for Apple and B for Ball it was back then

I speak Urdu, Punjabi, a bit of Hindi and English, I'd say at the moment my preferred language is English.

I'd pick Arabic, because this is the only language that has not changed any bit in at least past 1400 years and it is assured to not change in future ever, so this would be the best universal language without a doubt.

Well at one point in my teens, being an interpreter became my dream job I think it is really very nice, and interesting thing to do everyday.

I have not come accross a fictional language yet, so no. But it would be interested if I can find a community who does have a fictional language, then I might be interested in it.

I think watching videos/movies in the lanuguage you're interested in learning would be a good option to start with, you can also start reading and listening to commentry etc. And if you can find a few people to talk to, that'll be of a huge help.

Yes it is true, and I have learned the language same way, I just paid listened and paid attention in understanding it and speaking came easily afterwards. So this is a good tip and a recommended way of learning.

I was in 6th grade when I started to learn the ABC at school so that was my first encounter with a foreign language, but it was after High School that I started to learn the language with passion, and here I am now with a decent comprehension over English language.

Thats great, I have sent you the friend request, talk to you there then. Cheers!

Is the result out? I'd vote for French, its one the most beautiful languages and I wish to learn it.

Hello Dora, welcome to linguaholic, hope you enjoy your stay here. I actually took a couple of classes to learn Germen, it wasnt much difficult I must say, but then I just took a couple, would like to know more about it here from you.

Hello Luis, welcome to Linguaholic, would like to know more about Polish, it sure is an interested and tough language. Enjoy your stay!

Sure, I'm always up for learning a new language, let me know your facebook or skype. Cheers!