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D: So far seems like "C++ - the good parts".
Scala: In case I ever have to touch the JVM again.
Just because Haskell has a lot of interesting features. Ruby is too easy but vast and javascript makes cool stuff possible both in and out of the browser.
Emacs Lisp -- I love using Emacs and I've always been interested in Lisp from what I've heard online. Sounds like a useful way to do it.
Haskell -- The idea of a functional language intrigues me... I'd love to try it.
And spoken languages? I'm interested in Latin and Ancient Greek because I already read a lot of works written in those languages, in translations. Thirdly, probably German.
Chinese, Spanish, Deutsch?
Lisp- Just to keep my mind agile
Prolog- I've always enjoyed it as much or more than anything else.
Natural language- ancient greek, to read the classics in the original tongue
C, Standard ML, and Unix shell. Lojban, Swedish, and Japanese.
c - because you can always do it in c
java - because there is tons of work, and its a damn good language
lisp - because sometimes i just need a language with which i can build another language.
Am I the only one who doesn't think programming language when I read natural language? I speak 4 at the moment; I would like to be able to read French since it was the international language up until 200-300 years ago and maybe some Greek to be able to read the ancient texts. In terms of useful languages, I think Italian is the most enjoyable language although I know it I would like to master it.