Knowledgeable in languages, does it make sense?
I want to say to someone that he knows a lot about two foreign languages and as he keeps studying them he will know a lot more.

Thank you

Question

Knowledgeable in languages, does it make sense?
I want to say to someone that he knows a lot about two foreign languages and as he keeps studying them he will know a lot more.

Thank you

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"Knowledgeable in languages." Is fine, but only as long as the subject is already referenced. For example it's in a resume about a person. Otherwise "Mark/She is knowledgeable in languages." would be better. Knowledgeable also suggests competency.

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Hi 
"knowledgeable about" is the correct way to use the word, however it's probably not the right word for this context. 
Other suggestions:
"good at languages"
Give the specific level in each language

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