
If you could learn another language you dont know instantly which would you choose?


Probably Vietnamese so I could understand what the ladies at my nail salon are saying to each other.
Might be talkin shit lol 😂
Spanish or Italian
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I would choose Mandarin.
1. China is huge and "up and coming", so I see the need as high to know the language.
2. Translators get paid very highly, about $75/hour average
3. It's so different from my native language of English, I prefer to have it as my "freebie". Even though I am partially fluent in Spanish, Portuguese, and ASL, and I think Spanish is more handy for me, and ASL is more beautiful, I think they are easier to learn than Mandarin, so the "know instantly" feature I select a more difficult language.
Russian would be my second choice, for some similar reasons. French third, because for some reason I have this weird precognition that the love of my life is French or French speaking.
First of all I am blessed to know Arabic language, and it’s the language I love the most. Everything in it is amazing including vocabulary, easy grammar and great linguistics.
But as someone who loves learning languages, I wish I can speak Latin language which is the mother of western languages.
Maybe Japanese which might seem odd since Japanese is my native and first language! :-D Yet I only know a fraction of the Kanji characters that Japanese who spent their entire schooling studying Kanji. I missed much of that schooling spending my teenage years in countries like Singapore and the US. So I struggle just to read a newspaper, for example.
* [...] a fraction of the Kanji characters that Japanese who spent their entire schooling studying Kanji [know].
A normal Japanese person tends to know around 2,000 to 10,000 Kanji. I only know maybe 300 or so.
probably chinese - Mandarin or Cantonese.
i can't get the pronunciation almost at all. and if you include the writing then that's even crazier (which is shared with japanese kanji).
plus, they are a huge superpower that will probably be dominant enough to make chinese replace English in the international arena. and there are hundreds of dialects that will be easier to learn once you master the more popular language.
I definitely need to know Spanish, I definitely want to learn French, but given the way things are going… Chinese will probably be of more use once the US Dollar is no longer the world reserve currency, and is replaced by the Chinese Yuan!
I'm currently trying to learn Spanish, but it's really hard to really take the time , so it's just a little here and there soo learning it immediately would be nice
Italian. I mean I can speak it, but I'm not fully fluent. I'd like to learn it perfectly.
The other one is Spanish.
Korean. I would like to talk to my in laws in their native language.
It would be Italian since it's a beautiful language.
Russian. Why? I don't know, they make things sound scary.
I like Spanish movies and I like Hebrew Jewish culture either Spanish or Hebrew.
I´d go for Spanish because it´s still one of the world languages.
Japanese, because it is impossible to learn it otherwise :)
Chinese or Vietnamese. I want to know them both but they’re tonal 😂
I'd do like German and French maybe I am part German. 😁
Probably Japanese because I want vist Japan and if the future allows me maybe buy a house there
My boyfriend is originally from Greece. I wish I could learn Greek and surprise him.
Its he Giannis? 😉
Chinese or Japanese I guess
I need to know Spanish!
Probably either French or Russian
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