Tell the monolinguals about your experience 
A lot more of you should be learning Arabic smdh 
I'm learning French rn on Duolingo, I'm ass at it but I want to pick up Italian as well.
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I've been working on Spanish for a couple of years now, but what was once 30+ minutes a day has become <5 minutes a day just to keep my streak up on Duolingo. I need to get back into it, I interact with multiple native Spanish speakers in my everyday life, but I'm not quite at the point of being able to have even a simple conversation
Mi provis lerni esperanton. I wish I had more time to practice and had people to practice with. High school Spanish was also a thing, but that was a mess for a variety of reasons outside my control.
Same tbh, but all esperantists in my city want to have meet up all the time but i’m anti social
Goodness, it's been rough for me throughout the years.
English is my primary language.
I have been studying Japanese as I consume a ton of media (not anime or manga believe it or not) that is Japanese only. I started again about 9 months ago, but it's coming in spurts. My life's too busy to be super consistent, but I know that's an excuse and I just have terrible time management due to unmanaged and undiagnosed ADHD. I think I have enough of a grasp on it to complete the N5. Who knows though. I actually started learning in High School about 20 years ago, but I've surpassed everything I've learned thus far in my 3 years in that class.
I had a half decent grasp on Esperanto there for a while, but then dropped it as I got chided for it on more than one occasion. Also, no one I know speaks it and there's no real media with which to really help teach it.
And I took one year of spanish that I've completely forgotten back in high school. Maybe someday I'll finish it, but it's not high on my list since Japanese is such a time consumer