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What language do you wish you could speak?
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Melrick Cayanan
Nihonggo, Spanish, and Italian
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@gladys_atienza Just get started! You'd be surprised at how quickly you can learn with the right approach! 加油！（Translation: "You got this! / Come on!")
I wish I can speak Japanese. I've always been curious of how it is to be able to communicate with them.
@sharon_paunan Same. Japanese is an amazing language, but the learning curve is pretty daunting.
@maria_kostyukova Just get started! You'd be surprised at how quickly you can learn with the right approach! 加油!
@tin_s yas for this! So you wouldn't have to multitask in reading and watching and listening and feeling haha..
@rahelitaluki so cute. anime's are fun to watch, but the subtitle reading restricts us from seeing the reactions haha.
@rissy_miranda tell me about it! 😂 Anime is all about the animation and expression that makes them so unique and funny, would be a waste for not seeing it and get distracted with the subs instead
English is the only foreign language I could speak.
Then tagalog and kapampangan already, native tongue.
I would love to learn Japanese as I hate looking at the subtitles when watching anime 😭
It was Spanish and I now speak it, so ideally I would love to have a non latin language that I could speak. Probably mandarin.
If I had to choose one language that I wish I could speak fluently, it would definitely be Arabic. Growing up, I was always fascinated by the rich culture and history of the Middle East and North Africa, and learning Arabic seemed like the perfect way to dive deeper into that world.
Unfortunately, I never had the opportunity to study Arabic in school, and as I got older, it became harder and harder to find the time to learn a new language. But every now and then, I still find myself drawn to the beautiful script and the melodic sounds of the language, and I often daydream about the adventures I could have if I were able to communicate with people in their native tongue.
Despite my lack of fluency, I have always tried to immerse myself in the language and culture as much as possible. I've studied Arabic grammar and vocabulary on my own, and I've even had the chance to visit a few Arabic-speaking countries and practice my skills with locals. It's not easy, but it's always been a passion of mine, and I hope that one day I'll be able to speak Arabic with the same level of proficiency as a native speaker. So, Arabic is the language I wish I could speak.
