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Agree, lol
But this person is unreal. Fluency in 6 languages when you are only 17-18 is impossible. Fluency means you use language almost each day… Fluency in 2 languages achievable, in 3 is really hard, but 6 is impossible. I am studying 3rd language and it’s wayyy harder than studying 2nd.</p>
<p>I agree with that. Unless you are learning a language that is similar to another one (i.e. spanish and italian) then it takes a long time to become fluent.</p>
<p>Thank you for all your comments. I guess it just depends on how you define fluent. I consider fluency to be able to communicate easily with others who speak that language natively. By the way, it is not impossible to learn six languages; many languages are similar in structure.</p>
<p>ARE YOU A REAL person cuz if so any school is ur saftey except for the top 10 which is prolly just matches</p>
<p>If you are real, you don’t need to post here to ask what your safety schools are. You can figure that out for yourself. You might, however, consider adding a typing course to your curriculum. You have a few typos.</p>
<p>By the way, what school are you in right now. If you can’t say exactly, can you say what state you are in and public or private and size?</p>
<p>Being fluent in a few languages is doable, but six? I myself can fluently speak two (although in one my vocab is very weak and I can’t read or write very well) and I am somewhat fluent in French because of foreign language classes. But six?</p>