Tim Doner was the inspiration for half of the languages at such a young age. I tend to be able to speak relatively spontaneously in a language after 8 weeks at a max of two at a time. Although after that I need to keep studying for a while (usually another 8-12 weeks) to consider myself fluent. For German, I used to regularly go to a German market in the town I live in. I do not use any particular courses as such, I spend most of my waking hours learning languages and going on Skype with people I know in other countries. Also as I live near London, there are many people speaking other languages. For example, my Polish is ok, and every time I meet a pole (when you look at it closely Polish people have a different accent to Russians or Ukrainians etc.) I have to speak to them in Polish, even if it just 'Hello! My Polish is not very good but I enjoy the language. Bye!' There is a small Polish estate which I walk through every morning on my way to school. There are pleasant people there (but I tend to avoid the rough looking ones), and even my language hating friends know a small amount of Polish. I usually go early so I can practice my Polish and I meet my friends at the end. Although one course I would recommend (well not really a course) is the 'language hacking guide' by Benny Lewis. His Half-Assed and Pessimistic attitude is really helpful and gives great tips on how to learn quicker then studying.

Very ambitious indeed, you remind me of Timothy Doner :) What courses will you be using ?

OMG Take it easy , I have a list too , English and Spanish haha Good Luck :)