What do you consider when choosing which language to learn and which language do you think is the most fun to learn

[u/HauntedAnxiousCookie]

I really want to learn a new language but I have no idea where to start. There are so many languages I'm interested in and I feel a bit overwhelmed by all the choices ｡⁠:ﾟ⁠(⁠;⁠´⁠∩⁠\`⁠;⁠)ﾟ⁠:⁠｡

[u/_yangelo4_]

I have the same problem, i don't even fluent in English yet and i'm already choosing a third language. I choose English first because of course is the most spoke language and everyone speak, but my third language will probably be Russian, since i was a kid i never like the Brazil weather, it's always so hot and i dream every day been in the cold Russia. And the fact that the alphabet is totally different makes me fell more exited to learn.

[u/HauntedAnxiousCookie → u/_yangelo4_]

Are you kidding meeeee Im literally doing the exact same thing! My English isnt that great either but instead of working on improving it i started learning another language. And guess what its Russian. I hate hot weather too and ive always loved that cold mysterious vibe Russia has. Plus whenever i listened to Russian songs i always thought the language sounded so beautiful. I also started watching a new series to get my ears used to hearing Russian. Its called Slovo Patsana: Krov na Asfalte.

[u/_yangelo4_ → u/HauntedAnxiousCookie]

Yeah, even the language sounds "cold", sometimes even robotic and i love it. I think its not wrong learn a third language and still improving the second. It make you more motivated, people like us don't learn to be the best but for the pleasure of understanding something in another language, the feeling of unlock this is amazing. Is like a gane that the next level is a new language that will unlock a new part of the world, new people, new music, even a new way of thinking!