Which foreign language do you think I should focus on?

[Anonymous]

I want to learn a new language. Which one do you recommend?

French

Spanish

Italian

Russian

German

[AviatorTom]

What is your native language? Without knowing that, it's difficult to suggest one. Of the choices shown, Spsnish is probably the most useful, depending on where you are or where you travel.

[Asker]

My main tongue is Turkish

[AviatorTom]

@maj1nall I suggest you try to master English, which is the most commonly spoken language in the world.

[Asker]

I already learnt English but I want to learn a second foreign language

[AviatorTom]

As I said initially, Spanish from the choices... or you could learn Mandarin Chinese, natively spoken by 1 of every 8 people on the planet.

[Asker]

I'm not doing this for a career. It's a hobby for me. I've never liked Easterners or Eastern languages. I like European languages

[AviatorTom]

Then Spanish. You could read the Spanish classics, El CID, Don Quixote, in their native language, as well as having a good time in Spain. Learning Latin language like Spanish could help you communicate in other Latin languages too: French, Italian, Portuguese, Romanian.

[strateguy632]

Spanish because it is spoken in many countries

[AI Opinion]

Choosing a foreign language depends on your goals. If it's career-oriented, consider Spanish or Chinese due to their global business relevance. If cultural enrichment is your aim, languages like French or Japanese offer rich histories and literature. Consider the geographical area you aim to work or live in; local languages are always beneficial. Reflect on personal interest as passion fuels learning. Think about all these factors to choose a language that aligns with both your aspirations and personal interests.

[Asker]

Not for a career, dude, but to do it as a hobby. Also Chinese and Japanese are very hard to learn. Our alphabets are very different 😒

[Ariesman81]

Portuguese or Tagalog

[Anonymous]

I recommend Russian.

[Asker]

Okay but why?