Guys what's the most important language to learn?

I like how you ask what the most important answer and then you only have 3 options. Arabic, Japanese, and other... whilst there are thousands of languages?

Anywho, I don't think there is a 'most important' language except english since most places they teach english in school... but other than english I want to learn korean. Not because I think it's more important than the others but I just want to learn the culture and I like how the language sounds.

 

Hey there, have you heard anyone speak any other languages? Check this out.



-LeetNeo.

 

japaness they are the largest growing population and are bound to come to where you live it would be nice to be able to talk to them once they are there.

 

I think the Chinese people are more likely to come to North America, seeing as a lot of them are migrating all over North America. I also think the Chinese is the largest growing population, they currently have 1.6billion people in Mainland China, I believe, and I'm sure it's going to grow more and more every year. Also, most people that come from China know Mandarin, same with Taiwan, the people from Hong Kong usually know Mandarin, and in Singapore and Malaysia, people know Mandarin there too. Cantonese is very helpful too, because before there was a lot more people from Hong Kong and Southern China coming to North America.

-LeetNeo.

 

Really pushing the Chinese stuff :3


But really, whatever language you learn is based off of preference, We can't actually decide for you, because it's all up to you.


Good luck.

 

German..

 

I'm not going to read through all four pages but;

English then Math then HTML.

 

Yes, I like to show respect to my Chinese people back in China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Macau, et cetera.



-LeetNeo.

 

No, I've never heard anyone speak any other languages yet I like how korean sounds. Troll. Anywho, in my opinion that video was annoying. What was it? Japanese? I can't recognize languages but he was like talking in blocks. The words are like cha.chi.ing. No flow what so ever. (In my opinion) :embar:

 

I can't find a good chart so I'll just post the one that I had to use in school.



This is what you're told all verbs follow. Once you learn all this, you learn all the exceptions. And keep in mind, this is for one single verb. So you'll need to learn all 336 ways to say each verb not counting the English translation.

 

.....Body language

 

I'd say japanese, and after japanese you should learn some spanish.

 

No, it wasn't Japanese, people really need to start recognizing what language is what, it's getting annoying. It's like mistaking someone speaking French, but they're speaking English. By the way, the language is Cantonese.

I'm guessing you don't like that style of music. I think this might be better suited for you, or check out both.



This is Mandarin.

Thanks for the chart.

-LeetNeo.

 

Assuming you live in America, Spanish would be my choice. The country's Hispanic population is continually growing. Despite your views on the subject it would no doubt come in handy.

I would suggest you furthering your French, before learning Spanish. Romantic languages are easier to learn with other Romantic languages under your belt.

EDIT: While Japanese would be an awesome language to learn, it would be hard and in my opinion fairly useless.

 

From my experience I'd say CHINESE would be pretty handy to learn. In America we do an absurd amount of business with China. Knowing Chinese fluently could possibly get you places