I finally decided which 100 languages to learn

 

Spanish
French
Italian
Portuguese
Latin
Romanian
Catalan
Occitan
Galego
Piemonteis
Miradanese
Ladino
Romansh
Ligurian
Logudorese
Haitian Creole
Russian
Ukrainian
Polish
Czech
Croatian
Slovakian
Slovenian
Macedonian
Belarusian
Bulgarian
Serbian
Rusyn
Old Church slavonic
Bosnian
Montenegrin
Polabian
Silesian
Sorbian
English
German
Scots
Dutch
Afrikaans
Swedish
Danish
Norwegian
Icelandic
Yola
Yiddish
Luxembourgish
Franconian
Frisian
Norn
Gothic
Korean
Irish
Scottish Gaelic
Welsh
Breton
Cornish
Manx
Esperanto
Interlingua
Myaamiaataweenk
Ojibwe
Blackfoot
Leni Lenape
Arapaho
Cree
Japanese
Hindi
Mandarin
Arabic
Turkish
Vietnamese
Greek
Hebrew
Indonesian
Finnish
Navajo
Hawaiian
Zulu
Swahili
Hungarian
Tagalog
Farsi
Cantonese
Toki Pona
Thai
Estonian
Lithuanian
Amharic
Georgian
Basque
Latvian
Albanian
Kazakh
Armenian
Maori
Bengali
Guarani
Azerbaijani
Lojban
Nahuatl

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