Just be careful in doorways.:bg:

lol! well in europeen schools it's pretty normal to learn other languages since there are now 25 countries in the europeen union (since may 1st, there were 15 before... i can even name them if you want! :) lol). i don't have any problem with English at school since i lived in the USA for about 10 years... i started writing French in 4th grade, an Spanish in 8th grade... alothough i need a dictionary to help me understand what i don't know (witch is a lot...)

I want to learn Japanese, Portugees and Spanish, after I'm done with highschool. And maybe some old, hardly used language. Now that'd be kewl.

like ancient greek or latin? (well i guess those are the only ones...) or a regional laguage?

Mayan! Now -that- would be cool. :bg: Nah, I know some latin and can read the greek signs, but that's basically it.

ooh... i did 3 years of latin in middle school.... the teacher sucked so i don't really like the subject as much as i did when i started... too bad...

I only did one year, because then I was pretty sick of it, but since my best friend is still doing Latin I sometimes get to learn some new stuff about it.
Plus, the grammar (like the nouns and such) are like the German ones, so that's basically the same. Although I think in Latin it's a lot more difficult.

wow... *staring in wonder again* i'm lucky i can even speak english lol. people have tried to teach me french but it just goes right past me without any impact.

i know it's more amazing the more they talk they just list more and more languages.

lol! i can list more if you want! ^^

Sure but how many languages can one person learn?

well i don't know if there is a limit, but Champolion knew 7 or 8 languages i think... not to mention the philosophers of antiquity who must have know about the same number...

Are dialets included?

dialets? what's that? people who speak several languages?

Nah, he means dialects. Like other tongues in a language. I must admit, here in Belgium, almost every town has its own dialect, yet when you go from province to province, the dialects are completely different. It's quite confusing.

And a young child can learn up to 3 languages, yet the limit of languages a person can learn when they are older is still something to be found out.