Japanese, Chinese (Mandarin) ,Korean, or Taiwanese ?

Odd as this may sound, I would go to relearn Chinese in either Mandarin or Cantonese. The simple fact that I was born in the US and surrounded by 95% English speakers, brought me a great language handicap.

hard! lol - want to learn Korean Mandarin and Japanese lol - but as of right now i am learning Korean - because i am obsessed with Korean guys at the present time lol - before it was Mandarin - I'm still really into both though! lol

Fayel14 wrote: I would like to learn Fluent Mandarin and Fluent French atm if anyone is interested in teaching me either, or both of them? I know the basic French conversation. In return I can teach English, although most people on here know English pretty well

I can teach Mandarin.

According to the Top Internet Languages ,

The top 5 languages on the web are:
1) English (26%)
2) Chinese (21%)
3) Spanish (7%)
4) Japanese (5%)
5) Portuguese (4%)

My goal is to be able to communicate with as many people/sites on the internet as possible. So after I master (speak/read/write) the Chinese and Spanish, I will be able to communicate with over half the people/sites on the web (English/Chinese/Spanish)!!!

I have learned some Japanese already, and I am now learning Korean. (Yay!) I think the next language on my list is either Cantonese or Mandarin. I haven't decided yet. ^.^

samanosukesgirl wrote: I'm learning all four.

Really? you're also learning ''Taiwanese''? It's not Mandarin you know? It's a local dialect. Most younger generation can't speak it nowadays. I am sure as hell can't speak ''Taiwanese'' though i am ''truely'' Taiwanese. I can speak Hakka'' which is another local dialect spoken by Hakanese minority in Taiwan!

Just how cute and sexy a girl sings songs in mandarin

korean... it´s not that easy, but i like how it sounds, so i´m trying to learn ^^°

Yukiko wrote: I have learned some Japanese already, and I am now learning Korean. (Yay!) I think the next language on my list is either Cantonese or Mandarin. I haven't decided yet. ^.^

Mandarin is way more important and universal nowadays And the pronounciation is much easier than cantonese.

But to be honest, Cantonese is more fun and culturally quite important. (It's quite well-known that historially cantonese is more important than mandarin, i m speaking it very quietly in order not to offend all native mandarin speakers)

It's your choice, of course.

Hmm.. I'm learning Thai (which wasn't in the list, but whatever) Korean (hangeul is really easy), and Japanese (Kanji is hard). O.o