I study Translation and Interpreting as some of you might already know and my working languages are English and German. However, despite having many lessons taught in German, I still feel like my level is very low, well, actually, I sometimes think I have rather a passive knowledge - I can understand spoken German pretty well (Hochdeutsch, I mean), but when it comes to speaking, I don't trust my level at all.
Finnish is probably my favorite foreign language. I've watched many films and series in Finnish and even started reading a book, which was not originally written in Finnish, but it's translated by an excellent Finnish translator. However, lately, I haven't used it very often and I would like to use it more often and improve my level, especially my vocabulary. I should probably use Anki for that.
In September I enrolled in a Russian language course and it's been pretty great so far. We've already learned personal pronouns, possessive pronouns and a lot of basic vocabulary. I really want to take it slow with Russian because I don't want to stress and get unmotivated.
I'm also thinking about starting learning another language, but still, have no clue which one to choose. Swedish would be a good one. I even considered learning a Romance one, since my French is nearly rusty and Italian has always sounded interesting to me, however, the fact that it wouldn't be such a challenge - or at least this is what I think- discourages me.