Which language?

[Jack_Henderson]

Spanish.

The wildest parties I have ever experienced were Spanish.
Also Latin American women... omg.

But now seriously: Number of speakers is highest for Spanish. And with some skill in Spanish, even portugese can be understood to a degree that makes communication possible. I would say it is definitely a good choice.

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[xTian]

I voted German simply because, from what I've heard it's an incredibly elegant language.. but I wouldn't know that for sure.

[Corile]

Speaking of, what to do with Latin and Ancient Greek? Reading books?

They're just interesting languages, and Latin is used widely in medicine for instance. You don't always have to learn a language just to use it, but learn for the sake of learning. I have been learning some of Quenya from Lord of the Rings, and with this language I personally consider Tolkien a genius.

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[Tachyon]

Spanish and Chinese are likely the most useful languages besides English at this point.

I also don't know why people like German. I am german and I don't even like German : |

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[Ayatolah]

Spanish and Chinese are likely the most useful languages besides English at this point.

I also don't know why people like German. I am german and I don't even like German : |

then you don't heard it from "outside", there's little things more funny than hear a german arguing to each other.... sounds like they're summoning the hell itself

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[Wraga]

Thanks guys for the usefull opinions.
Finally I picked the spain first and after that I'll focus on the other two.

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[SMGSterlin]

Out of the choices in the poll, Spanish would most likely be most useful.


However, my personal choice would be Japanese, I watch enough anime that it would be useful.

No, it's not because I'm a Japanophile or otaku. 8|

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[Jansen]

Both Spanish and Italian are very similar I say. Many words are/sound the same. And the grammar is quite easy aswell (compared to French or German).

They are both based on the same dead language, so they should be.

German would be something for you if you enjoy long words and funny grammar.
The other two should be more easy, so spanish is a good choice

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[/// Drake ///]

I studied Latin and German at the same time, along with Ancient Greek. German is piss easy compared to those two.

Yet only German is still used. Myself I don't consider a "language" which isn't spoken anymore, a language.

Speaking of, what to do with Latin and Ancient Greek? Reading books?

Well that's like saying someone who has died is no longer a person. Or a game that is not played is not a game. Course they are still languages. You can speak them, and people do.

What do you do with Latin and Ancient Greek? Speak, read. The same with any other language.

[Ayatolah]

AFAIK here in my country are part of the assignatures in certain careers

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