Trying to Learn German (for Real?)

So, I've been using this website for a while, but this is the first I've actually written something down (posted something would sound better) here. English because it's the language I feel more confident with at the moment, despite the mistakes I know will occur (small mistakes, I hope). Anyway, it has been almost 3 years since I left Russia and I feel it's time to take another step towards learning a new language. I had several months trying to decide between French, Russian and Finnish. Finland is a magical place to me, and one of my dreams is to visit the small villages of that country - so learning Finnish is more of a personal thing to me. French, on the other hand, is quite useful considering my job. Also, I must admit that I enjoy the way it sounds. What about German, then? Well, learning German would open a lot of opportunities regarding my career and would please myself as well (to please yourself has a double meaning. I suggest saying something like, "plus/besides I enjoy it.") So, yeah. German. Of course, I don't plan to "abandon" the other languages while I'm studying German. I do need to recall a lot from Russian, I do need to remember a lot of Russian, and I need to push my Finnish forward somehow (you mean you need to improve your Finnish? I've not heard '"push a language forward" before.) - plus, I really miss using English to communicate with someone (if this is not a specific person, use something like "with people" or nothing at all. End the sentence with communicate.).

So yeah, I'd be glad to find someone to help me start this new "adventure". On the other hand, I'm always willing to help with Russian, Portuguese or Spanish. Feel free to contact me!

Remember that all languages, countries, and citizens of a country must be capitalized in English. 

Boa sorte!