Spanish? Now that's something new, at least for me, hehe. So you have English, Hebrew, Russian and Spanish in your arsenal, probably more? I wouldn't be surprised! :P
I've been learning Spanish for some time but then I switched my time to French, as I am a huge fan of French movies and I don't want to divert my attention reading subtitles :)
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Thank you for taking a reed, my friend. Yes, somehow I fell in love with this language, even never loved it many years ago not for music not for the regular conversations. But something happened, and I got a decision that I would like to understand and more important is to talk. You're right - soon it will be my 4th language. I already recognize many words and expressions, when by occision I listen for the Spanish conversation somewhere. One of the reasons was to force my brain to memorize something difficult and different. You know all the technology around is making us very curious from one side, but also lazy from another.
French is also very beautiful language. And as people say, the more languages you know, the easier it is to learn new ones. Let's see.
It's true what you say :)
Funny thing is, when I got my B2 French level exam, I traveled to Italy shortly after that and when people were talking slowly there to my friend who speaks perfect Italian, I was able to understand the most of the things. Latin based languages have many things in common :) Spanish is also quite practical to know, I believe it's in the top 5 spoken languages in the world presently.
Indeed.
and somehow many Spanish language's rules remind me Russian's :-)
Just explains where Russians took half of their words :-))