learn 10 languages

hmm…i have a feeling i’m never going to accomplish this, :b but i might as well put this down and see what happens!
1.english~ check
2. japanese~ i’m about as proficient as a 1 and a half year old :p ..hm..what’s something i can say >..< but i’m taking it at school so might as well! hm…i can say… “zhe shi wo de shu’ hahah. oh, and another example showing how little i reall know: ‘zhe ge ren hen xiong’ :b
haha
4.korean!~ i have no idea, but for some reason i have this overwhelming desire to learn it :p
5. latin~ so very cool i think <sub>3~
6. french</sub> i’ll take chinese 3+4 and french 1+2 next year
7. russian~ i’ll try T^T haha
8. portuguese~ my bestesteset friend is from brazil, haha she speaks native portuguese :D :D :D
9. german~ xD why not? hahah
10. romanian! haha why not?~ :D

hmm…i have a feeling i’m never going to accomplish this, :b but i might as well put this down and see what happens!
1.english~ check
2. japanese~ i’m about as proficient as a 1 and a half year old :p ..hm..what’s something i can say >...> why not? hahah
10. romanian! haha why not?~ :D

i’ve learned arabic,malay,english, spanish, and hindi so far…5 more to go and they’d be french, mandarin, japanese, cantonese, and tagalog..

I have a French speaking Pen pal. So I’m getting started. Yes!!

Well, after reviewing my high school corse schedule, it appears as if it will be impossible to meet my goal of fluency in 10 languages by the time I am out of high school. However, I can become fluent in four more not counting English:

Spanish: 1 year to go
German: 3 Years to go
French: Have not started
Mandarin: Only completed a one year course (almost impossible to reach fluency in under 8 years, so this one is iffy)
Russian: Will be hopefully starting this summer. Anyone know how long this will take?

I would love to learn at least five fluently before college, but seeing as I have literally almost no resources available to me (or rather I do, but my parents forbid it because of my already large workload), so I am stuck.

1.)English: check
2.)Spanish: Okay, could get by fairly well- a little more vocab and fluency practice and I will be proficient
3.)German: Learning- taking a high school course for the first time so I am just getting started
4.)French: Basically, this is the only school language course that is left for me to take, so I suppose I shall begin this one next year (after I finish up Spanish over the summer)
5.)Mandarin: Will hopefully be going to China summer of 2010 so I am planning on taking some courses from a friend’s mom. I can speak a little- although nowhere close to being able to communicate well. My pronunciation is great though!
6.)Russian: I have lots of Russian friends so I would like to start taking Russian, then I could practice my fluency with them! Also, there is a college scholarship available that I would like to have- but it requires great fluency in Russian
7.)Dutch?: I think it would be beneficial just because there are several languages close to it, meaning it wouldn’t be that hard to accomplish fluency in them- I hope.
8.)Suggestions?
9.)Suggestions?
10.) Suggestions?

8,9, and 10 are left open for suggestions. I would like them to be filled by a useful language that would make it easier to learn more similar ones. Such as Portuguese can be learned by fluency in Spanish in a minimal time period. Suggestions from people with similar goals would be helpful! Thanks!

English – Fluent
French – Basic Conversational
Arabic – Basic Conversational
Hindi – Simple Conversational
German – Enough to get by
Russian – Enough to get by
Chinese – Holiday
Korean – Holiday
Italian – A few phrases and verbs
Cree – A few phrases and verbs

1. English – check
2. Spanish – check
3. French – check
4. Japanese – check
5. Arabic – started
6. Russian – ...a little teeny tiny check
7. Romanian -soon to start
8. Portuguese
9. Hindi – attempted, failed, going to try when im older
10. Mandarin Chinese

I actually want to achieve at least 10; my pick-and-choose list is as follows:

01) English – check
02) French – check
03) Polish – check
04) Latin – check
05) Spanish – starting
06) German
07) Japanese
08) Chinese
09) Ancient Greek
10) Gaelic
11) Russian
12) Italian
13) Portugese
14) Afrikaans
15) Korean

That’s all I can think of for now :P

English: check
Spanish: check
Platt Deuch: check
German: sort of check
Hebrew: Hobby-level, more ancient than modern
Korean: 3 sentence :)
Portugese: some comprehension
Hindi: Zip
Arabic: zip
Latin: Zip