I want to learn another language since I haven't really achieved anything in the last 5 years.
What should I go for?
>French
>Norwegian
>German
>Korean
>Thai
I want to learn another language since I haven't really achieved anything in the last 5 years
Sebastian Watson
Matthew Hall
Thai sounds useful
Nolan Hernandez
>2018
>ei opiskele suomea
TTETT
Juan Nguyen
korean, you can use it to read web mangas before they are translated. Also what do you use to learn new languages? Are there any apps (paid or {{{free}}}) that are worthwhile?
Hunter Torres
French or Spanish, all others are pointless
Caleb Jones
Alexander Cox
Since you're anglo, start with something easy like Spanish.
Cooper Jackson
>learning a gook language
Learn French.
Austin Myers
Noah Nelson
Oliver Hughes
I was going to use Duolingo
I spend a bit of time in both Thailand and Korea so they're useful to me, at least to learn more than the basic tourist phrases
Aaron Ortiz
Liam Cooper
Kill yourself you disgusting gooklover.
Robert Cruz
Leo Watson
Thai
Jacob Morales
Of those, I would choose French, but that's a crap list. French is a dying language; Spanish, Arabic or Chinese would be more useful, Chinese especially in Australia.
Matthew Wilson
Chinese
Daniel Gomez
Charles Taylor
Why would I want to learn Arabic?
Norweigan has good overlap with Swedish and Danish which is good for speaking with a chunk of Europe.
French isn't dying either?
Brody Thompson
Nathaniel Rodriguez
Justin Carter
Hunter Robinson
I don't know if I'm disgusted or aroused by this picture
It's growing, but mostly among Africans, it's still worth it to learn it IMO, even if you just want to interact with Europeans and Quebecois (which you do)
Brayden Lewis
Oliver Cooper
James Rodriguez
Liam Lopez
More people can speak Arabic than Norwegian, so you can visit many more countries, including France, Germany and England. Likewise, Spanish is good for both north and south America. Most educated in Europe already have a decent grasp of English, so you can get by on that, so I think you should pick a language that would be the most useful in countries that don't have a good grasp of English, or at least a language that will help you speak with your largest immigrant group like Chinese.
French is mainly only spoken in France and as a secondary language in former French colonies in Africa. Even then, half of them speak Arabic as a primary language, so why learn a secondary language when you can learn a primary language?
Connor Phillips
French is the only one on that list that will have any utility, and (presuming you're a native English-speaker) the one which will pose the least amount of trouble.
In any event, whatever language you choose, get yourself a copy of Forever Fluent before you start some bullshit course and give up out of frustration.
Gavin White
>I want to learn another language since I haven't really achieved anything in the last 5 years
yeah you won't learn shit, sorry
Zachary Robinson
>I don't know if I'm disgusted or aroused by this picture
Imagine she's pregnant.
Matthew Mitchell
Chinese for business (if youre interested)
German cuz it sounds awesome
Or arabic cuz the arab speaking population is very large and keep getting larger
Justin Morgan
>arabic
Is a useless lang since arabic dialects might be unintelligible depending on the speaker, and most """Arab""" countries are shit holes anyway.
Anthony Roberts
Dutch are literally Anglo
Alexander Wood
Arabic is useless to learn, most course material is in Modern Standard Arabic which no one speaks. Arabic has so many dialects that are basically different languages. I know an American army guy, he was a Cryptological Linguist, army made him study Modern Standard Arabic for 10 hours everyday for 2 years, then they stationed him in Morocco, and he had no idea what the people were saying because Moroccan Arabic is completely different from Modern Standard Arabic. It is like learning Latin and then trying to communicate with people in Portugal.