I'm thinking of picking up a new language to keep my brain sharp and break free from endless social media scrolling. 🧠💬
Moreover, I want the learning journey to be worthwhile, ensuring the new language is not just learned but also put to good use! 🌐📚
Which language are you planning to learn?
Confused between learning Spanish, Korean and Japanese.
Spanish is popular Japanese is the toughest is what I heard followed by Korean.
But I don't know which will help me let's say if I work in an MNC.
I'm planning to learn Spanish but I'm not sure about the job opportunities after learning Spanish
I had started with Gujarati when I was in Mumbai few years back. Took me tenth of an effort to learn any foreign language. Helped me being around a few friends for small conversations. Best ratio of rewards to effort.
My fluency has dipped now.
After that small win, I went with German and Mandarin to mixed success. Watching Dark on Netflix seemed satisfying.
I am planning to go with Kannada now. And then slingshot to Spanish.
My two scents: Score an early win in first 4 weeks by learning a language close to your tongue and that you can use and get the hit. Then go big with Spanish/German/French
Depends on what you want to achieve.
If you are planning on massive amounts of global travel - Español.
If you want to have a step up in the dating game - Française.
If you want to get closer to your roots - your mother-tongue / local language where you stay / Sanskrut.
Oui oui baguette??!? French = dating :O
Thats what she said.
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