When travelling to another country or meeting a new person who comes from another country (especially one where they take pains to understand our English when we're visiting them), being able to say a few words in their language can be very helpful.
If you're interested in learning, at no cost, a bit of other languages (often searched under "foreign languages" so I'll include that term here), I recommend a site that points you to other sites that offer absolutely-free lessons in a variety of languages. I tried out just a few and there are quite a variety of approaches. Some of them include audio so you can hear the words too. Try Free Online Language Courses at the word2word.com site.
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