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Hi, everyone. I really enjoy learning a lot of various languages, especially Indian ones. I've found while learning languages that there are many different stages to learning languages, and specific categories don't exactly reflect my knowledge, so here's more info on my knowledge of languages (as of October 2022):
English-My parents have taught me since infancy.
French-My parents have taught me since infancy, but I have never used it much. I probably won't translate or transcribe any songs to and from French, as my skills have significantly atrophied.
Japanese-I've been taking lessons for a long time now. Before then, I taught myself basic Japanese. However, I prefer to stick to Desi content, so I won't translate anything.
Spanish-My parents have taught me since infancy, but I have forgotten a lot of what they have taught me.
German-I started studying about five years ago, but I have since forgotten everything that I had learned.
Hindi-I learnt Hindi back when I was a small child, and I have been surrounded by it on a daily basis for my entire life, so I use it a lot.
Arabic-I've been learning for about two years, but I haven't practiced in a quite a long time.
Dutch-I used to speak more Dutch, but I have since forgotten everything that I had learned.
Nepali-My Nepali friends taught me for around a year and a half, but I have not practiced for a very long time, so I am very rusty.
Punjabi-I have learned quite a bit through songs, but I am not very proficient yet.
Urdu-I have studied since I was young.
Sanskrit-I have only briefly studied it when I was in school.
Saraiki-I've studied for around seven months.
Potawatomi-I have only briefly studied it.
Telugu-I studied for a year, but I haven't practiced in a while.
Tamil-I briefly studied, and I have forgotten pretty much everything.
Konkani-I have been learning it off and on for about a year and a half, but I'm not that confident in my skills.
Anyway, thanks for reading, and hopefully my translations will be of use to you.