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What language should I learn?
requirements:
- latin alphabet
- useful and at least 10 million native speakers
hebrew
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biggest waste
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russian lang is biggest waste too ?
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"requirements:
- latin alphabet"
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father of latin alphabet
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Wasn't it ancient greek bud?
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idk maybe de_train
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Tell me one „usefull“ language with latin alphabet beside english.
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german/french/spanish
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Not really usefull if he doesn‘t want to life there
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0/8 it's easy to get a job if you are fluent in one of those languages + english
spanish has 512M native speakers, german has 135M and french has 284M, all of them are good options honestly
lingua.edu/the-20-most-spoken-languages-..
then just learn language of a country where you want to live? What the point of this thread then?
french
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why not
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yes 😎👍
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Who tf say french is an easy language to learn ??? Except if ur native language is spanish or italian it's gonna be a pain in the ass.
But it's an amazing language, and an amazing country, so if you're motivated enough, it's worth the effort
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resources.unbabel.com/blog/english-to-10..
berlitz.com/blog/easiest-languages-to-le..
babbel.com/en/magazine/easiest-languages..
first 3 when i write "easiest languages to learn" all include french. That's what I don't understand. Maybe you just think it's hard because english is much easier and you didn't try other languages?
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It's true that the vocabulary have a lot of similarity with english, but it's still a very tough language to learn.
And yeah I did learn an other language, Italian in school, it's really really similar to french
bro i mean if u are looking for something "easy" u shouldn't be studying languages at all. it requires more serious attitude
romance languages, as well as scandinavian ones and dutch, are stereotipically the easiest to learn for english speakers. latin alphabet, no grammatical cases, svo structure. it's easy compared to slavic, ugric, turkic etc languages
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It’s a very useful language no doubt but man learning it sucks so badly that it just isn’t worth it
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it is tho B)
beautiful language, very unique culture, amazing songs (especially old ones, like La Bohème)
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ngl native French speakers, especially the young ones start to use different Arabic words, they make loads of spelling mistakes etc so yeah makes sense
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what does that mean
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learn german, work in austrian mcdonalds, make more in a month than i make in a year here, ez?
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learn russian, you will find an understanding when playing MM with mens))
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this is actually useful, at least he can communicate with some random ruski
Mandarin. Pin yin alphabet + countless native speakers
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+1 chinese the best language. btw my level is hsk5
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good job bro! I had hsk4 when I was 10 but since then I've never learned or practiced Chinese :(
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i'm studying in sinology faculty
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That's really cool. I'd been living in China for 12 years and their culture is really something else. Have you been to China?
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no, yet.
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How long did it take to get to hsk5?
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3 years
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i think it's predisposition. i know russian, polish, english, chinese and a bit hebrew, btw my native is russian
Try Croatian, one of the hardest to learn.
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not really that hard imo
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I speak little Serbian I think Croatian is not a big deal
For slavs at least
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Gracias
aint you spaghetti yolonese?
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Portuguese then you come to goa
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portuguese then you come to neymar
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portuguese then you come to principe
Swedish
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sadly not 10 million+ native speakers
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look sweden population + people in finland
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almost 300k of you can speak it
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key word: native
sweden got 2.5 million immigrants
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who cares about native? They still speak swedish
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Spanish if you don't know it already, thats a no brainer, the most useful language after english.
I know English French Italian Spanish and Nepali
I like learning languages but let's be honest its rare that you actually get to speak it in real life
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One of my passions is mountaineering and I will soon go to Nepal to climb in the himalayas.
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Ke cha halkhabhar?
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sanchai xa, ani timi
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thanks, I will.
It will be my first time in the himalayas so I am starting small with low difficulty 6000m peaks to know how my body reacts to high altitude. It shouldn't be that dangerous
I agree about Spanish with you, then u can understand Portuguese little bit right?
I think French and Italian are little bit suck. Only usable in their countries. Also most of French and Italians can talk English right? However i still think Chinese is useful to learn people. Around 2 billion people uses that language.
My English is suck. I hope u understand, what i wrote.
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French is spoken in switzerland, belgium and Canada. Or in a lot of africa’s country
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Okay, thanks for info. I know France had some colony countries at Africa. But thought its not that high. Also forgot about Switzerland :D. I will do some research. Then i will try to learn xd.
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you mean spanish and portuguese?
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Okay. Thanks. South America had lot of international mixes(Old 00Nation, 9z etc) then i thought they can understand each other easily.
No, it is the other way. Spanish and poetuguese similar
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yes Chinese is the most spoken language, but that's just because of China's population.
Its totally useless outside of China
If you learn Italian, well you can understand most of written French or Spanish
Considering I know Italian French and Spanish, I can understand portuguese yes, but I can't speak it at all
And last thing, no most of frenchies and italian can't speak english very well. People you interact with online can, but the average guy not so much
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Chinese migrated are people everywhere dude xd. Chinatown, Chinatown everywhere xd.
*If you learn Italian, well you can understand most of written French or Spanish - I just heard about that today. I just thought Portuguese and Spanish people can understand each other in that during time, because of that info. (Quora: Portuguese speakers can generally understand spoken Spanish about 80%).
Maybe I thought wrong. But I thought most Europeans could speak English. The Germans and Scandinavians I have met speak very well.
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yeah true about chinatowns, kinda forgot about it because i don't like big cities
Most europeans can speak english, but in France and Italy people are so bad. I wouldn't be surprised if in spain they sucked too, but haven't met enough spaniards to tell for sure.
Germans are good english speakers, and scandinavians are the best in europe. Their cartoons are in english, they start at a very early age.
Whereas in France if you want to go to the cinema to watch a movie in english you will struggle to find a cinema that offers that.. 2nd year of uni in france I learnt how to tell the time, this is crazy
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Great info dude. I appreciate you =)
I'm trying to relocate to Europe, if i can. Firstly wanna improve my English and German, as i can. After that I will try to learn your suggested languages =).
Maybe it seems strange. But It seems little bit funny for me, that a native English speaker teaches English even though he doesn't know any other languages. What do you think about this?
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Your english is already very good. (im fake flagging btw, im french)
To me it is unecessary to seek acheiving perfect fluency, the last 5/10% is very hard to get and not that useful, you can already understand, be understood and find your way around missing vocabulary words.
I think your point is very interesting and I struggle to have an opinion about it. On one hand, I think that if you never went through the struggle of learning a language, you are missing something in order to teach right. On the other hand, most of my english teachers were french, they made mistakes here and there and had a terrible accent. No idea what to say ahha, I actually learnt all the languages I speak on my own using various apps and online content
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Thanks dude. I'm using Memrise and duolingo same time with some books. Sometimes forgets some words, but still trying xd.
Good luck to your language learning journey =)
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Thanks man, good luck to you too!
Yep duolingo is great! I can also recommand tandem which is an app to find natives to talk with, great way to improve and learn about the countrie's culture
People in Italy don't speak good English. I think it is because they dub their movies. A lot of then French probably speak English, but they act like they don't.
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Hmm. Thanks for info. I never met French and Italian people. Also never attended to these countries. I thought most Europeans could speak English. The Germans and Scandinavians I have met speak very well.
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Yeah, Scandinavians do. Some parts of Germany are like the Italians, you go into a shop and 1 or two people speak English, out of a group of 6 let's say.
Those that work with tourists typically speak better English for obvious reasons.
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Thanks for info =). Also your English is very good dude. How long did it take you to learn English once you got here xd.
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Cos I am born and raised in the UK. Although most my time now is spent in other countries.
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machikne mero lado timro ama koputih
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German: almost 100 million native speakers
Spanish: can also be used in USA, Mexico, South America.
Spanish i suppose
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not in the west bro
where?
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Holy hahaha
I guess he didn‘t expected something like that with the wish of latin alphabet
Romanian
korean
spanish, german, japanese.
don't learn french
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learn german !
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german, french, spanish, dutch
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bump, dutch people sell ok weed too
Yup I have seen a lot of dutch people abroad
german or dutch, cuz...well let me be a bit nationalistic xD
or if u want a very usefull language, learn spanish.
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Spanish usefull?
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i guess so, i mean its the 3rd or 4th most spoken language in this world is it not?
its also a language that has similarities or has influence in/to
- portuguese
- arabic
- italian
- french
and a few more with very little similarities or influences.
so yea, i think spanish would be very usefull, cuz if someone is not able to speak english. you have big chances they speak some language close to spanish that use some of the same words.
ger
arabic or spanish both can be very usefull
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+1
Spanish better Arabic can be very different
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Yeah for sure but communication between Spanish speaker even if they are from different parts of the world is almost always possible albeit with some difficulty sometimes. However Arabic speak from Arabia would not understand Arabic speaker from Maghreb if they spoke their regional variations of Arabic.
lithuanian ofc
spanish for sure
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Very unique swear word vocabulary 👍
brazilian
German wasn't that hard and it opened up a lot of opportunities for me. A slavic one could also be fun for travel, slavic countries are beautiful.
spanish ofc
Finnish
(20 million more speakers living in the Antarctica in the bunkers built before Swedish control of Finland around the year 1100)
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about 45% of world population will speak finnish after the great atomic wars of 2048
jerman of course
or spanish
depends of what you want, but if you want to be intergrated in a job market i would say german, dutch or french, maybe even spanish
if you are learning just because, portuguese its probably the best sounding language out there
jerman bestest
learn my language!
hltv lenguague
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Im native Spanish speaker but i also speak at native level Czech, Slovak, Arabic, Russian and advanced English, Polish. I would like to learn German or Swedish next, so i'd go with that. Swedish can be good if you want to go pro in CS, Swedish stacks are stronk.
spanish
The languages that are most important are:
1. English
2. Spanish
3. French
4. German
5. Russian
Chinese is useless because they either speak english or are unimportant
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Most businesses in eastern Europe don't speak English but do speak russian
spanish,german,russian maybe french
Depends on why you want to learn it, be it business or just for fun.
If business, it depends where you want to make business, but usually it goes 1# English 2#Mandarin 3#Spanish in order of importance.
For fun, I personally would like to learn Italian, Russian and Korean, it sounds so cool.
1. English
2. German
3. French
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1. English
2. German
3. French
4. Russian/Ukrainian idi hahui b site dolbaeb
mandarin and english
you can learn finish
Dutch is the easiest
javascript
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English
spanish, german, french
I m learning Spanish on Duolingo.
i'd say french because it sounds really cool and they do have really great culture (if you're into movies/literature), but really it depends on what you like
spanish/german is probably more useful, but i couldn't care less about stuff these two countries produce lmao. sorry fellas
Spanish is probably the best option, because if you can at least understand it, you'll probably be able to understand italian and portuguese quite easily, and it'll make it easier for you to learn any of those. You'll also be able to understand some regional spanish languages like catalan or galician, which won't be useful unless you visit those particular regions, but are good places to visit if you like travelling. Overall, if you wanna go to any south/central american countries (or mexico), spain, portugal or italy, starting with spanish will probably help you understanding any of those 3 and make your visit easier
Flag and flair.
latin
Spanish for gorgeous latinos
depends what you can already
for a finn, thanks to knowing english and some swedish, german is relatively easy, so if you want to have easy one pick that
if you want challenge and become better understanding more languages over the world, go first something latin (french if you want more english like, spanish if you want to reach many people)
after those I would move to other languages without latin alphabet tbh if you want harder still stuff
i am trying to learn Japanese, awesome language but very hard !
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It's easy bro, just watch anime every day
The language of love :*
if you wanna impress people and do a real hard challenge learn hungarian which might be actually reachable for you since you are finnish and our language is similar in many ways. Although if you want to do business or anything useful with the language you learn just avoid this mess.
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How hot are Hungarian women? Coz I see no other reason to learn that
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Seems good
1 - English
2 - Spanish
3 - German
4 - Portuguese
5 - Italian
6 - French
Swedish
for better grades in school yk
if you are from Finland you should just keep learning Swedish from School just so you can get away with it if you get stopped by the tull if you buy too much Snus in Haparanda
spanish
100%
Jerman
German or Spanish. Maybe you can try to learn a language that it's not official/not really used like gaelic-Irish in Ireland. I know this second option doesn't look attractive but it's always useful if you live near this places!
spanish probably
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