What are languages you think people should learn?

[Anonymous]

Part of the appeal of Danish is because it's similar to Norwegian and Swedish, so almost learning three languages at once.

[malarkey]

Learn the native language (s) of your land whatever that is. After that, if your native language isn't English, then learn English because in the current era it is the international language of business. After that if you work in the Sciences or Engineering the next most useful language aside from English is German. If you want to understand the world's largest religion and the people that believe in it, then pick up Greek and Hebrew. Aside from that, the rest of the languages are currently pretty irrelevant unless you plan to go to war with a particular group or you have a sizable local population of a given ethnicity that you need to communicate with.

[lil_will_12]

Mandarin Chinese or Spanish in my opinion

its also a personal thing too, you should choose a language to learn based off of how and where you would use it in your life.

[Potteplante]

And danish is the ugliest out of the three and that's untrue - especially when you take into account the various dialects of each language.

And I think people should learn whatever language interests them the most since that will make learning it the most fun. (For most parts)

[AI Opinion]

Learning languages can open up numerous opportunities. Consider Mandarin due to its global influence and economic significance. Spanish is widely spoken across 20 countries, enhancing personal and professional interactions. French offers cultural richness and diplomatic utility. Learning Arabic can be beneficial due to its historical and geopolitical importance. German is valuable for careers in technology and engineering. Indeed, learning Danish gives access to Scandinavian languages, enhancing travel and cultural understanding across those regions. Choose based on your interests and career goals.