What language should I learn next?

[DiabolicAnt]

Well, that’s a good question to think of. Japanese and Chinese languages are both very promising and useful in terms of economics and especially cryptos. So as a person who’ve been studying both of them for a solid time now I’d suggest you to try and start learning them. I think that soon you’ll understand which is easier and better for you. Good luck!

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[Kim Ji Won]

In my case, I'm not interested on learning these languages and pretty much prefer to master the English language. Since English is my country's second language, and it is an international one I feel that I will have a better use of it than other languages. Another this is that, I'm sure that other people from the stated countries are also learning English so we will still have a way of communicating to them.

[Mastsetad]

Chinese is the most spoken language in the world and also the China economy is one of the biggest in the world. So from an economic point of view, learning chinese is the best choice between your options. Even fluent in Chinese language is a plus point to apply for a job in my country. But if you decided to learn Japanese, it's still worth it. Japan is also one of the biggest. Like China, many companies from Japan are operating in many countries.

It is not the most spoken language in the world, rather it is one of the most spoken languages. When it comes to which language is the most spoken language in the world, the number one on the list is English ;English is the most spoken language and is very important that you learn it. By the way, why is nobody talking about Spanish and French, lol? Those two are well spoken in various countries, especially French. Consider French the second most spoken language.

[ningrum]

I would say to choose from english, russian, chinese.it depends on where you are at the world.if you want to make Business all over the worl i suggest you to go english first then if you have interest in any language or culture.Don't hesitate go for it!

indeed in learning the language we have to adjust to the circumstances we are at this time. because the language is also important in communication. especially if we do not understand their language, surely they are difficult to understand.

[without_my_moufles]

Chinese is the most spoken language in the world and also the China economy is one of the biggest in the world. So from an economic point of view, learning chinese is the best choice between your options. Even fluent in Chinese language is a plus point to apply for a job in my country. But if you decided to learn Japanese, it's still worth it. Japan is also one of the biggest. Like China, many companies from Japan are operating in many countries.

It is not the most spoken language in the world, rather it is one of the most spoken languages. When it comes to which language is the most spoken language in the world, the number one on the list is English ;English is the most spoken language and is very important that you learn it. By the way, why is nobody talking about Spanish and French, lol? Those two are well spoken in various countries, especially French. Consider French the second most spoken language.

Not really, if you combine first and second language speakers, below the ranking.

1) English
2) Mandarin Chinese
3) Hindustani (Hindi/Urdu)
4) Spanish
5) Arabic
6) French

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_languages_by_total_number_of_speakers

[cyberkuto]

I know some of you would wonder what this topic is doing here, in the Economics section, but since it is in fact an economic question with purely utilitarian goals in mind, I think it is where it should be. This is a serious question and I'm not kidding. I'm not very interested in European languages like German or French, or whatever, as I think languages like Chinese and Japanese are more promising and rewarding in terms of both usage and money in the nearest future. Personally, I'm more inclined toward Japanese (that's why I'm not decided yet), though I understand that Chinese may be a better choice for the time being and years to come

So what is your opinion on this matter from an economic point of view, with crypto in mind?

Chinese language should be.  China is one of the powerful country and silent.  If there is a subject where you can learn that language during grade school to high-school,   I would be fluent for sure.  Hope,  they added in as a subject in school. 

[bitgolden]

Bitcoin - Language of Money can be an interesting language to learn as a next step

Lol. We are talking about real language here mate unless you want to go learn some coding language. Nevertheless, that cannot be used for communication, so unless you are lost to what the OP is asking, then I am not sure if you have anything tangible with that.

I did not choose any option though because I was stuck with learning Chinese and Japanese, based on so many reasons that make the two of them important, but if I am to choose one first, I will choose Japanese, since crypto related, they just seem to embrace technology pretty fast.

[tuljan]

Bitcoin - Language of Money can be an interesting language to learn as a next step

Lol. We are talking about real language here mate unless you want to go learn some coding language. Nevertheless, that cannot be used for communication, so unless you are lost to what the OP is asking, then I am not sure if you have anything tangible with that.

I did not choose any option though because I was stuck with learning Chinese and Japanese, based on so many reasons that make the two of them important, but if I am to choose one first, I will choose Japanese, since crypto related, they just seem to embrace technology pretty fast.

What more could you ask for?
Plus learning Japanese will take much less time than learning Chinese. Also learning Chinese after learning Japanese will be much easier.

[kristineirene]

What language should i learn next? We all know for the fact that the English is the universal language whenever or wherever we may go. This is the  best language that we can to communicate in other country.

[Maestro75]

chinese

Chinese language is hard to study because I am also joined in Chinese class in two years ago but I am still studying the 1 grade it is more difficult in other country peoples. So better some other languages are useful to everyone. But I am always appreciate the Chinese language because all the Chinese citizens are always speak in Chinese only but most of the countries are not follow the country language.

No language is that difficult to learn. If kids can learn and know it, adults too can. Except where the adult is a dull or empty brain. Do not be lazy man. Get up and be on the go. What about those who learn Zulu in Africa. Do you think it is simple? The answer is no.

[Dr.Osh]

well, the language you offer is very important, but, I am more prioritize to learn japanese language compared to china and others for now. Perhaps a great development will occur in Japanese countries in terms of cryptocurrency, but it is really difficult to learn.

[csefarhad]

what language  we learn this is the main fact  in modern time.all the instrument are functioned in english language.english is an important language to learn for understanding all the modern technology. it is for communication of the whole world.english is a second language of whole world besides for saving communication through world english is much needed. however technology maker countries applied their own language in their  instrument made.

[Nboramir]

I think it you should first choose which geography of the world you will be concentrating. When you learn a language you should first speak english very well first. Over English you should learn arabic and french for africa russian Chinese and so on.

[opg777]

When I first came to China to the city of Shanghai, I was surprised by the behavior of people. Some Chinese of a young age approached me and spoke English. I asked why they do it? They said they just wanted to talk. I was worried, is not this the same Chinese 'divorce' of a naive tourist? It turned out that no, just talked for five minutes and parted. Only then my friends explained to me that in China, knowing the language is an opportunity to get a good job. For them, knowledge of English is a voyage to life. It happens that poor families spend the last money on language courses for their child. But the opportunity to communicate live rarely. The Chinese are not shy and approach passers-by foreigners in order to practice their English. The essence of this story is that I believe that the English language remains the psychologically international language. But I think that because of the prospects for the rapid development of the Chinese people, the next language for me will be Chinese. Here are some facts why I think so, the data taken from the Internet: China is the second largest economy in the world. China is one of Russia's largest trading partners. China is the most populous country in the world. In China, more than 1.38 billion people live. Learning the Chinese language opens the way to various important areas, such as politics, economics, history or archeology. And then, to learn Chinese is simply impossible in isolation from Chinese culture and people. Chinese civilization has a rich heritage, consisting of novels, stories, poems, drama, and in recent times, the heritage of Chinese culture has been supplemented by cinematography. This is my personal opinion, what to do to you, you decide only. For general development, it will be useful to learn as many languages ​​as possible.

[Comino]

Chinese is the most widely spoken language in the world - spoken by 1.2 billion people (around 16%). (to compare, Japanese around 128m). Choose Mandarin, it is more global.

Besides that China is becoming the next supperpower:

- with the largest population
- second largest economy by nominal GDP, and the world's largest economy by purchasing power
- the largest standing army in the world
- with 98 companies in the Fortune 500 list
- with more billionaires than the US
- is a huge investor in the US, owning about 5% of US debt
- its digital payments market is 50 times larger than that of the US

China is making massive trade deals, developing political and economic ties with many countries, has global influence, pioneers in science, biomedicine, engineering, manufacturing, IT and AI.
Its major achievements include the launch of the Tiangong-2 space lab, the Jiaolong deep-sea manned submersible, the Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical Radio Telescope (FAST), launch of dark matter probe satellite Wukong and the quantum science satellite Mozi, and the test flight for airliner C919.

Why are you still thinking?  

[codegnome]

Chinese I think is more popular and it can give you a lot of new important in business connections and more people are using this language.

[Olegya199]

Being fluent in English is no longer a privilige, but rather a necessity. My personal experience was learning a language that is not so common (Norwegian). It has some pros and cons. I think Chinese has a great potential if you dont mind the challange.

Learning French is also a good idea. Many countries have French as national. I have been stydying French for 5 years and I must say that it is very beautiful language wih many opportunitis.

[narkiss]

I would say to choose from english, russian, chinese.it depends on where you are at the world.if you want to make Business all over the worl i suggest you to go english first then if you have interest in any language or culture.Don't hesitate go for it!

English, Chineese or Russian are probably the best choices for business, I would also consider Spanish as it opens you many doors, Southamerica has incredible opportunities albeit a bit behind regarding crypto

[stayeduptolate]

I know some of you would wonder what this topic is doing here, in the Economics section, but since it is in fact an economic question with purely utilitarian goals in mind, I think it is where it should be. This is a serious question and I'm not kidding. I'm not very interested in European languages like German or French, or whatever, as I think languages like Chinese and Japanese are more promising and rewarding in terms of both usage and money in the nearest future. Personally, I'm more inclined toward Japanese (that's why I'm not decided yet), though I understand that Chinese may be a better choice for the time being and years to come

So what is your opinion on this matter from an economic point of view, with crypto in mind?

Seriously I am also thinking that what is the need of this topic in this economic section and not only in economic section but what is the use in this bitcoin talk. It’s all up to you that what language you should learn or not and your justification for posing this topic in this topic is also not justified, what I mean is that you need not to know that local language of that country in which you are trading and if we talk apart from bitcoin then also there are many people who are trading internationally without knowing the local language of that country.

[Ngemmeng]

actually if you study the German language it will be more sought after by large companies. I think the German language is more promising than the Japanese language.