How about learning Vietnamese?

It is suggested that both Vietnamese and English should be strengthened.

At present, most Vietnamese translators are sent to live in Vietnam or directly look for jobs in Vietnam.

If you can accept working in Vietnam for a long time, it will be good to find a job. If you are a boy, you'd better get a job.

But if you just plan to do translation in China and travel to Vietnam from time to time, it will be more difficult.

Before 2003, Vietnamese was easier to find a job, because there were relatively few people learning it at that time.

But now, as long as schools offer Vietnamese majors, many people learn Vietnamese, and the quality is getting worse and worse. Natural jobs are hard to find.

I once hired a Vietnamese translator for a private enterprise, and the salary was ok. I asked to live in Vietnam for a long time, but the applicants (mostly fresh graduates) didn't dare to compliment me, and they couldn't even introduce themselves in the most basic Vietnamese, let alone others.

Now there are companies that recruit Vietnamese, and people really want to recruit translators. However, if they don't learn Vietnamese well, there is nothing they can do.

So I suggest that if you really want to learn, you must learn the essence ~