My school only offers japanese and spanish.

My first language is English, but I know a tiny bit of Japanese and Fijian. I'm also learning Spanish in school. (I was taking japanese in school, but they only had a two year course, and I wanted something 4 year to be fluent in)

Also know the slightest Italian since I did lots and lots of duolino ;'D

I know English, Chinese, semi-fluent in Spanish, and a little in German. (The only phrase currently I know of is Ich ben ein beline. I may have spelled it wrong, but it means I am a jelly donut lol)

haha lol, wasn't that said at the destruction of the Berlin wall-- they meant "I am a Berliner," but they messed up? XD

My first language is Gujarati (india, and kind of similar to hindi), my second language is English, and I'm learning Spanish!

I speak English, Mandarin, (yes mandarin, chinese has a lotta dialects too), the Yangzhou dialect (china), wanna learn french,spanish,russian. MATH. oh noes, too ambitious

I heard that once you are bilingual, it is easier to learn other languages. Is that true?

It could be. I grew up speaking English and Swedish at the same time, and I've been picking up other languages fairly quickly by normal standards, so it's possible. I think being bilingual, especially with two languages that aren't very similar, helps with getting used to pronunciation of foreign words.

I would think so, specially a lot of languages are similair of latin based.

^I actually know someone that speaks Polish, Spanish, Portuguese, Latin, English, and I think there might be one more.

So, I would think the more languages you know, the easier it would be to learn others *specially if the next language is similar based. i.e. Spanish and Italian)

I agree