It's true!

[Anonymous No.20368028]

Learn another language, /lit/!
>100 - 200 hours
Ido, Esperanto, English, Volapük
>400 - 600 hours
Spanish, French, Dutch, Swedish, Danish, Italian, Portuguese, Irish, Welsh, Klingon, Vietnamese, Mongolian, Indonesian
>700 - 1000 hours
Japanese (medium-level), German, Latin, Malay, Swahili, Lojban, Finnish, Hungarian, Maori
>1000 - 1500 hours
Polish, Russian, Tagalog, Hindi, Sanskrit, Greek, Hebrew, Lithuanian, Icelandic, Qiang, Huizhou, Hlai
>1500 - 2200
Burmese, Amharic, Gothic, Thai, Okinawan, Basque, Nahuatl, Korean, Japanese (high-level), Wutunhua
>2200 - 3000
Arabic, Mandarin + Cantonese (medium-level), Gan, Navajo, Fuzhounese, Syriac, Ping, She
>3000 - 4000
Mandarin (high-level), Wu, Classical Arabic, Pu-Xian, Hmong, Berik, Xiang, Hainanese, Jino, Lahu
>3000 - 5000
Cantonese (high-level), Teochew, Akkadian, Tibetan, Kay(f)bop(t), Hakka, Baima, Pumi, Be
>5000 - 8,000 hours
Old + Middle Chinese, Coptic, Sino-Navajo creole, Jin, Yitdut, Ge'ez, Nüshu
>8000 - 10,000 hours
Tuyuca, Tangut, Yi, Min, Piraha, Wenzhounese, Jie
>10000 - 12,000 hours
Classical Chinese, Tâigí, Taa
>12,000+
Ithkuil

[Anonymous No.20368034]

Learning German, Latin, and Kinyarwanda rn.

[Anonymous No.20368037]

That headline is some severe cope.

[Anonymous No.20368079]

English, Russian, Hebrew, Arabic (kind of), Italian, and learning french.

though if im honest though i read plenty of Italian i cant' really speak it

[Anonymous No.20368086]

Want to learn Lithuanian to speak it with some of my family but good learning material seems hard to come by. Doesn't help I have severe hearing loss and differentiating consonent sounds is a total bitch

[Anonymous No.20368100]

>>20368086
Sėkmės, sudėtinga kalbą.