Hey,
This goes to all language learners.
Which language should I learn?
I'm a native German speaker, and I'm learning English in school for 6 years now, and I'm pretty good at it. I also started learning French in school, which I'm learning for 3 years now. I've started learning Swedish in march this year, for me it's a pretty easy language to learn. I also started learning Spanish this summer.
But I want to learn more languages. I want my next language to be a gemarnic Language or one that is spoken in areas around Germany. This language can be easy to medium or a little harder. Maybe you have the same language-learning path like I do, or you learn a Language, that would be great for me.
Thank you for your time

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Hey, 
This goes to all language learners.
Which language should I learn?
I'm a native German speaker, and I'm learning English in school for 6 years now, and I'm pretty good at it. I also started learning French in school, which I'm learning for 3 years now. I've started learning Swedish in march this year, for me it's a pretty easy language to learn. I also started learning Spanish this summer. 
But I want to learn more languages. I want my next language to be a gemarnic Language or one that is spoken in areas around Germany. This language can be easy to medium or a little harder. Maybe you have the same language-learning path like I do, or you learn a Language, that would be great for me. 
Thank you for your time

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Hi! I'm Sofie from Germany and have pretty much experienced the same as you did, I've been learning English in school for several years, then started French in school as well three years ago and I'm currently studying Spanish. I personally want to improve my Spanish first and then move to Chinese, Sign Language and either Swedish or Norwegian, so not so much a language that is spoken in a country very close to German but that either seems to be very useful (for traveling etc) or whose country's culture I just like. So I'd definitely like to learn a bunch of different languages, represented in different countries and continents, which seem interesting to me.
Of course, everyone has their own preferences and therefore, I'd suggest you to learn what you most want to (depending on your interest in the country where people speak the language or the sound of the language) because this is how we learn and improve the fastest.

I hope this helps and I'm eager to hear what you think :)

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You should learn Dutch 🇳🇱

In fact this is one of the most popular germanic language after English and German.

I speak English and a little German and I can already understand several words without having ever learned the language.

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Hello Thea! Nice to see you.

How are you?? I hope everything is fine.
I'm Hilary from India. I saw your profile. I'm interested to practice German and English with you. Currently, I'm looking for a German and English Speaker, so do you have time to practice in a week??? it would be helpful🙏I'm a beginner in German.  I'm also practicing speaking for the IELTS exam too ( English Proficiency Exam) and Im going to take it soon once again. I'm an upper-intermediate-level speaker. I got over 6.5 in IELTS. If you are willing to practice both lessons im ready👍

Kindly let me know if you wish we can practice 🙂