Zee0007:
Many of us have that one language we see people speak and we can't, but we love the language.

What is that language?

Spanish, Portuguese. But in the meantime a good language translation device comes in handy when I'm traveling internationally.

There are also regional variants of Spanish in Latin American countries such as Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Mexico, etc.

Learning French though would enable you to easily transit into learning Spanish and Portuguese because of the near similarities in words.

I find it interesting (after silently scanning through a significant number of pages on this thread) that Hausa and Spanish keep popping up here. Indeed Hausa is easy to learn and doesn't need diacritical marks to understand.
I have mad love for folks who speak fluent Yoruba without mixing it with English. The Godfather and 1986 Nobel laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka speaks Yoruba very well without mixing with one drop of English and he's very fluent with great diction in speaking English and French.

Another urbane gentleman I've seen who speaks Yoruba fluently without code-switching or mixing Yoruba with random English is Steve Ayorinde, a former Editor of The PUNCH newspaper, the former Commissioner for Information & Strategy and later Tourism, Arts and Culture of Lagos State under the Governor Akinwunmi Ambode government who speaks very fluent English with a great diction, and he can give a fluent extempore speech in the Yoruba language for 10 minutes or more without mixing with even one word of English.

I'm glad to be a multilinguist though.

Spanish

Mariangeles:


Also, fluent Spanish because I find the language fascinating.

your moniker sounds Spanish though.
The "g" in angel is actually pronounced as as "geh" and not "J"
I once dated an Hispanic though

Zee0007:
Many of us have that one language we see people speak and we can't, but we love the language.

What is that language?

Hausa and French.

Arabic Language

الغة العربية

So many of them but I promise myself I will let my future kid's learn multiply language
They'll travel to foreign land and spend time there
Well
. I'd love to speak the French language, Hausa and the native Togo language. I'm Nigeria by the way

Spanish

olamilekan9:
spanish. still learning it small small

Mariangeles:
Hausa.
I'd love to learn it so that I can be full blooded wazobia.

Also, fluent Spanish because I find the language fascinating.

I can teach you Hausa for free if you have time

ogub:
Yoruba

I can teach you Yoruba for free if you have time

Icelandic

Lingala

Leemzyy:
biko good boy,u go teach me?

I go teach you .

JuanDeDios:

Lol. You know who to meet for this one. No say na me direct you o.

I go tell him say na u direct me

Mariangeles:
Hausa.
I'd love to learn it so that I can be full blooded wazobia.

Also, fluent Spanish because I find the language fascinating.

If you are fluent in speaking Yoruba, I could teach you Hausa in exchange for learning Yoruba.

Bini & maybe Hausa.

nony43:



I go teach you .

Ngwanu

BABANGBALI:
I meant what I wroted. Moreover, boat of them are correct. One is British English, while the other one is American English. I chose to use the American English which is my mother tongue. Stop disturbing me unnecessary. If you wan cum, cum, biko

Waka,ozour!shioor

Arabic & Spanish

Spanish.

French, Tri, Yoruba, Spanish and finally Uk pigin English.

Zee0007:
Many of us have that one language we see people speak and we can't, but we love the language.

What is that language?

I would love to speak Indian language

samijet:


Same here, also Ilorin Yoruba makes me laugh

I've never heard Ilorin Yoruba dialect. I've been to Ilorin just once, so I'm not familiar with it

I can speak 3 Nigerian languages. What I want to learn is French

CorrectionFLuid:
None.

I'm enough.

You’re never enough

AmericanIdiot:


You’re never enough

Sharap.

Zee0007:
Many of us have that one language we see people speak and we can't, but we love the language.

What is that language?

WAZOBIA
PORTUGUESE
LATIN
FRENCH
DUTCH
GERMAN
FRENCH
AFRICAN

Leemzyy:
Waka,ozour!shioor

my love dey shack you. You just dey give me pet names anyhow. Nagode

Money, but I'm gon learn
It's a universal language, devoid of stress as our Lingua Franca is English

youngest85:

I can teach you Hausa for free if you have time

Thanks.

At least, I know what abinci means. 😀