If you actually like programming, for learning I recommend starting with C (or C++ if you can handle its' complexity) and Python. If you can understand C, and get good at Python then other languages will be fairly easy to pick up.

I'm a web dev, and the languages that I use daily are C#, Python & PHP. For my personal projects, I code in C, C++, Python, Ruby & Go. Java is very big too, but I just don't like coding in it.


Edit: Forgot about SQL (which is a real language), tho I mainly write CRUD applications so I barely scratch the surface of it. Good if you want to get into databases.