Which foreign language is better to learn?

1. Japanese: the most important language in Asia. There are many Japanese and Korean companies in the mainland, second only to British and American companies, and in some areas even exceeding the number of British and American companies. This means that if you learn Japanese or Korean (the salary is lower), although you face fierce competition, your employment opportunities are still very broad.

2. Korean: The above has been concluded. The disadvantage of learning Korean is that it cannot compete with Koreans, because Korean/Korean is their mother tongue.

3. French: Second only to English in importance, it is one of the most popular languages ??in Europe and even the world. Its pronunciation is relatively soft. It is also called the language of art together with Italian. Its work involves movies, music, oil paintings, People in the fields of architecture, literature, hotels, cuisine, etc. can give priority to French and Italian.

4. German: The European Engine. The language of Germany, the language of science and technology and philosophy, is famous for its rigor and precision. Although most Germans have good English skills (the same is true for the Netherlands, Sweden, Denmark, and Norway), German It is still an important language, with more native speakers than English, French, Italian and Spanish.

5. Italian: See Article 3. As soon as you hear it, you can tell that the accent of Italian is somewhat different from Spanish.

6. Spanish: It has a population base of more than 400 million, but most of them are in Latin America (except Brazil). Even Spain itself is not considered a powerful country in Europe. There are almost no Western- or Latin-American companies in the mainland. Although there are some Spanish-speaking people in the southern United States, many of them are illegal immigrants or live at the bottom of society. The grammar of Spanish is very similar to that of Italian and French. It belongs to the Romance language family of the Indo-European language family. Its pronunciation is close to Italian, and its spelling is close to Portuguese (the pronunciation is quite different).

7. Russian: It was the most popular foreign language in China in the 1950s. I don't have a good impression of the former USSR. Today, Russia is a grizzly bear with missing teeth and broken claws. Apart from energy and weapons, it has nothing to offer in other aspects. Russian has six cases, two more than German's four cases, and its grammar is also more complicated than German.

8. Arabic: Without the support of faith, learning Arabic well will be a kind of mental torture, which is equivalent to learning two similar languages, one is the written language MSA (Modern Standard Arabic) , is not used for daily spoken language; the other is a spoken dialect of a certain country or region (depending on where you go), such as: Gulf Arabic, Egyptian Arabic, and Iraqi Arabic etc.

9. Portuguese: Brazilian Portuguese is now popular, but the standard Portuguese in Portugal is not very popular. Although Brazil is one of the BRICS countries, it does not seem to have significant results in the short term, and various social problems, such as the gap between rich and poor, deteriorating public security, etc., are also worthy of attention.