What is your favorite language?

@fruityPond7887

I used to when I graduated from high school. Unfortunately, use it or lose it is real. I can still read it and figure out what it says, roughly, but I can't really understand it if it's spoken anymore (the accent, speed, too many words that sound similar but are not even close in meaning...I'm virtually incapable of translating except for small, slow phrases lol). I can still speak it to the degree that would probably be enough to get by on vacation, but my accent, which was never that good butchers the poor language (I took French 1, 2, -graduation requirements 3, 4, and 5/AP French which I was the only student who was crazy enough to take so I didn't really have a teacher. I would stay after school and complete the assignments while she was in meetings and I sort of babysat her son who was in middle school across a field from the high school and she would pop in before I had to be at cheerleading practice to check my assignments...thank God for her son, he was fluent and a better teacher and the reason I learned anything because she didn't teach due to the lack of students)