I think that isnt a problem.

Hello! My native language is hungarian, I can speak english and a little bit of german, although I'm learning it for 3 years but I feel like I know nothing at all. I'd like to learn polish, it's my favourite language. I tried to learn czech with Duolingo but it just didn't work. I guess I'll pick up polish at university, but I just, can't wait. :D

My native language is Russian, I can speak English and this is the only foreign language I know. I want to learn German because it seems like i will need it soon, and i just want to learn it for myself.

Huh well, seems noone of us have luck with german :D and yeah, one more thing which was weird for me in russian, is that you have nothing like am, is or are. I mean, if you wanna say I am then you say a simple я without a second part. That's kinda hard to get used to :D and I remember my previous message here, about that I might pick up polish at university, that slightly changed to russian, but I'll still have a chance to learn that as well.

Well, yeah that's true about Russian. I tryed to look for something like german audiobooks on youtube and found one russian video what to listen to for beginners like we are. Hope that will move my knowledge of this language forward :)

Oh, that's great, at least you can practise then :D the thing is that for me, german sounds so agressive and even if I have quite a good language sense, it sounds too harsh and rough for me :D

Hello everybody! I know Ukrainian Russian, so these are my native languages. I also do not speak Slovak very well, I learn German at school, and I do not speak English very well, because I do not know any programs or books to study, and we can't meet with my teacher . ahhh I still know 2 words in Turkish and French. i hope you understand what i wrote and sorry for the possible mistakes.

Your english is understandable, don't worry.

thank

My native language is Trinidad Creole english. I know a fair bit of spanish, because Trinidad has a high Venezuelan population, and we have to do it in school. I want to learn German, Russian, and klingon. I now understand why Russians say, I eat pizza in house after I cme from hospital. They don't have the and those things. Pretty interesting. I only wanna learn German so one day I can move to Germany to study engineering, and to cuss my stupid classmates. Russian for that purpose as well. I also wanna check the German community as well.
Adios mis amegos

i like your motivation d!

I.m from germany so i, of course, speak german. I currently lern dutch and i allso know some words in spain, russian and polish.
For my englis skills you just have to check my posts. XD

I've started Deutsch! Yay!

I am studying Russian language and literature and Geran in university. Turkish is my native langauge. Ther artikels in German and the cases in Russian confuse me to no end. After two years studying Russian, my teacher tells me that I have still mistakes with the cases in Russian, how sad! :(
Anyway, I am interested in Bulgarian, Macedonian and Korean. I know some Bulgarian and Macedonian, but very basic and simple sentences, because I didn't have the chance to learn them with a teacher.
Anyway, I wrote so long! Thanks for reading and see you all!

My native language is Slovak.
I have many favourite languages. I also speak English, I know littlebid Spanish, German and Italian.
Every language is nique for me, but nowadays I started to love again Turkish.

If you need any help in Turkish, just ask me whatever you want, I can help you as much as I can

--Cytat (fatih):
If you need any help in Turkish, just ask me whatever you want, I can help you as much as I can

--Koniec cytatu
Thank You Fatih. I'll try now on Myself, but if It'll be harder to me, I'll contact You, or somebody else from Turkey.

Ok. However you want. Btw, which resources are you using to learn Turkish?

Sometimes Google translate, but mostly I am preferring to talk with native speaker.
I know some people, which wants to learn Slovak via Google translate.
But I have a question. Also, what do You think?
Is It possible to learn language by listening songs in this languages?
Maybe conversation is starting point, but to know lot of words It will be good to read news or listen songs. For example I have started to learn also Polish language, because Polish is similar to Slovak.

I think that you cannot learn any language by listening to songs, at least when you are an absolute beginner. When you are intermediate, you can start listening to songs and the news to emprove that language, though news will be, in my opinion, more useful than songs.