ancient or modern? You put it right after Latin, so I though ancient, but then you put modern languages, so I'm a bit confused.
I am learning German atm (I hate it...but I need it for academic reasons
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I've also taught myself Italian for a while, but I want to improve it. Hopefully, having to read Italian books/articles for uni will do that for me.
I also want to learn French (again, for academic reasons mainly)
eventually, I would like to be able to be fluent in italian, french, german and spanish, which would enable me to read 99% of the bibliography for my subject (as I already speak Greek and English) but I'm a long way from that