I mean like you know the language its just like english school (us) where you learn history geography and grammar and all that language art stuff. not a new language, just supporting it.
SO anyone?
i go to polish school on fridays from 5-8 and i HATE it. there is so much homework and stuff, and i spend my friday nights at some SCHOOL.
ugh.
anyone one else feel the same?
thanks for answering!

I'm a writer with about a dozen boxes of my first and second books in French, Spanish, German, Dutch, Swedish and Polish. They're crime novels and written/translated at the level that they'd require fluent readers, not beginners in a new language. There are too many to just dump on my local library, and I hate to just throw them all in a recycling bin. Ideas?

I want to begin learning a new language. Right now I only speak English. These are the languages I would like learn but I will learn whatever is the easiest.
So here are the ones I like to learn: Russian, French, Polish, and German
I'm not going to learn all of them of course but I need you guys to help me determine which you find easy to learn.

I want to know asap!
I love this song, and I'm in the process of learning polish.
Maybe learning a song I know pretty well in a new language may start me off. (:

My native language is Polish (Slavic language group like Slovak, Russian or Czech) and I speak English fluently. And now I wanna learn a new language. What language is easier to learn - German, Spanish or French (taking into consideration that I speak English) and why? I kinda hate learning grammar , so it is important.

Thank you for your help!

I'm fourteen years old and about to be a freshman. I've been studying Spanish for about three years and am currently at an advanced level. While still learning Spanish, I'd like to start a new language. My question is: Polish or Russian?

Russian: Waaay more useful, but more difficult, I don't know anyone IRL who speaks Russian
Polish: Polish heritage (I could speak with relatives and friends and get practice) but not useful at all

Please help me, before I invest a lot of my time into this.

Thanks so much.

I'm currently learning Spanish, but in a few months I'm thinking of starting a new language, and I can't decide between Polish, Turkish or Albanian. I find both languages interesting, yet which one would be a bit easier to learn, if only by a small margin. I find Albanian absolutely facinating, it's Indo-European, yet looks like no other language I've ever seen, it looks really weird.

I feel all 3 of these languages would be worthwhile as all 3 are quickly emerging economies.
No, I'm White British.