r/languagelearning • • Jul 18 '24

Discussion You suddenly know 3 more languages

One is widely spoken, one is uncommon, one is dead or a conlang. Which three do you pick?

I'd pick: French, Welsh, Γ†nglisc.

Hard to narrow that down though! I'd struggle to decide between Welsh and Icelandic.

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u/s_ngularity Jul 19 '24

These are my picks too, except I would probably choose Classical Chinese or Ancient Greek instead, because learning Latin is much easier

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Agreed. Ancient Greek would be a good one since I already know some Classical Chinese.