Anyone else learning multiple languages at once?

Question

Is anyone else working on learning both human and computer languages at the same time?

I was just curious, as I seem to "collect" different languages (I think they are such a fascinating construction of differing means and expressions). I just finished the HTML Fundamentals course, and am starting in on the CSS course here, but I am also fervently learning Japanese in both written and spoken aspects right now as well.

My simplified web page of code here (https://code.sololearn.com/W7Z9y7o3jV4R) shows my collection thus far, ever-growing.

Answer 1

I learn english, since january 2017 french, c++ and java 3 month

Answer 2

I am French, learning English, Spanish and Japanese. But also HTML, CSS JavaScript, jQuery, PHP, C++, C# and Python (I really dislike other languages)
And as you seem to enjoy Japanesr, here is a Japanese code I've made:
https://code.sololearn.com/Wy9y8qfM04vz/?ref=app

Answer 3

Of course, there was that one time when I took both modern French and ancient Greek at the same time... ended up writing in Greek on a French quiz. It was the right function, at least, just the wrong language.

Answer 4

@Runa, are you using any programs? I'm using DuoLingo and Write It! Japanese.

Answer 5

Nice! I've been considering adding Memrise. Not sure if I've seen Kanji Study yet, but will probably pick it up - will need more Kanji learning resources.

Answer 6

Japanese has an interesting syntax, but one of its positives is that sounds don't change much. There's very little inflection and no vowel changes. However, I find the shifting sounds of the symbols to be somewhat maddening.

Und ich kann ein bißchen auf Deutsch sprechen.

Answer 7

Learning French @duolingo... but inactive for a long time.

Answer 8

My native language is german but I speak english and frensh too. I can't understand Japanese so much. ;-)

Answer 9

hablo uno pepueño espanol son sè javascript, yo soy americano

Answer 10

Im learning japanese too

Answer 11

@megan i use Memrise and kanji study

Answer 12

@david japanese isnt hard to learn once you can say it properly it work like this a-ri-ga-tou witch means thank you.