Top 10 Most Useful Languages to Learn

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The list of reasons why you should learn a new language is a long one. But which language should you learn as a second language? The most useful languages in the future may surprise you. Whether it’s Arabic, German or Japanese, there are many foreign languages that will come in handy - in business or in life. WatchMojo counts down ten languages that are useful for English speakers to pick up.
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00:36 #10: Portuguese
01:30 #9: Russian
02:25 #8: Japanese
03:13 #7: Hindi
04:10 #6: Arabic
04:55 #5: German
05:43 #4: French
06:40 #3, #2 & #1???
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[@vickyle4518]

For those that can't be bothered: 10. Portuguese 9. Russian 8. Japanese 7. Hindi 6. Arabic 5. German 4. French 3. Spanish 2. Mandarin Chinese 1. English

[@sarahshamseddine618]

Vicky Le god bless you

[@socrates8251]

THANKS UR SO GOOD AT BEING A HUMAN

[@thegameerboi2293]

Vicky Le OMG IT LANDED IN ARABIC AND IM ARABIAN

[@jamessmith9747]

Thanks, Merci, & Shukran

[@Ana-cx3qo]

Vicky Le merci❤

[@seangifucan7009]

I can't believe Java, C++, javascript are not on the list.

[@priyankapanwar6414]

Lol😂

[@behzadsedighzade836]

C# is the real language :)

[@justmanny4668]

That's what im trying to say.

[@ichquell20]

"*HTML*"

[@alextl97]

Assembly

[@rthree8102]

I speak 5 languages English Canadian American British Australian

[@AnselRam]

Hahahaha so.. I speak Español Mexicano Colombiano Argentino Peruano

[@joytan4611]

I speak English Filipino Chinese Hokkien Illonggo (local dialect) A little Korean

[@timmymannies6888]

Omg how? That's so hard

[@vishnunarayan8558]

I speak English Hindi French Malayalam Tamil

[@undone5798]

Well played...

[@GPTDavid]

I'm fluent in Spanish and English learning Japanese now. But yeah Japanese is hard.

[@user-fo4ww2wj1k]

thank you from Japan

[@annettebonteri3234]

Are you a weeb by any chance?

[@mrpythagoras7079]

@@annettebonteri3234 probably because Tourism: The majority of Japanese signs, restaurants, etc have English on them. Immigration: No point planning to move there as racism usually chases workers away. Business: Ok but this is 2019 not 1989, business opportunities are limited. No logical reason to learn japanese today.

[@sidkings]

I am currently learning German, Japanese and Arabic on Duolingo App. Japanese is the hardest, counting, counters, Particles and Kanji... Very hard

[@sidkings]

@Ariyan Eighty Thanks for the advice. Will do... 👍🏾

[@Juank1298]

Sorry. (Hi for my bad english)

[@DrewJPS]

Juank1298 Genius.

[@Juank1298]

Drew Layton Yes, please.

[@charlieme5150]

Lol you stupits!

[@paul.andre24]

Juank1298 jajajaja

[@JotaDeeMeO]

This comment made me laugh more that it should.

[@isadorakm]

I wish I could speak all the languages existing.

[@alexblack534]

isadora k well ya can't

[@conorshell8216]

I do.

[@alice-df]

isadora k Same...

[@yukisohn3182]

Well you will still mot understand all of it because of the different cultures.

[@yourmajesty1361]

I do. And it is called the language of love!

[@tomilinknprk3899]

I'm fluent in.. English Spanish Korean German Italian Chinese (in process) French (in process) *in my dreams*

[@tamish089]

I'm fluent in.. English Hindi Punjabi Haryanvi Bojpuri Bangali Dogri Edit: I can understand write and speak all of the above language All of the language are indian

[@fionanolastname3771]

I can speak English, Canadian, and British. My New Zealandish is poor, but I’m improving every day.

[@Moumita2003]

😂.. Hamdulillah... هذا صحيح 👍☝️

[@Coltondimundi]

@King of Battle yeah it was a joke of how he can only speak English

[@elintocable0072]

Que honda 👌

[@einfachorangensaft4879]

French Sounds elegant but Spanish is sexy 🔥

[@piedrablanca1942]

spanish is sexy as F

[@BOBO-el5ob]

it result to the speaker

[@BTSArmy-ux6pg]

My native language is Spanish so thank you 😊

[@deenagamal5058]

Both actually are beautiful languages.. I am a native Arabic speaker and I'm learning Spaniah, French, Turkish, malay, Russian and Korean. What I really can not love and handle is German language though my brother has reached a C1 level in German but I love languages that sound more soothing and musical.

[@maritzauribe7556]

My native lenguage is spanish so thank you

[@vornicuiulian3036]

#1 C++

[@dg1youssef552]

Vornicu Iulian hhhh

[@vornicuiulian3036]

Hidan Yeah, Java is usefull but I first I learned C++ so for me at least is the most usefull

[@MrHitmancheg]

Fucking Assembly language.

[@tyronegupta5364]

Paulo pereira c++ is the hardest to learn python is the easiest to me

[@Chaos89P]

Isn't Java a C-based language?

[@ZhangtheGreat]

As a language teacher, the most important piece of advice I can give everyone is to commit to a language that "grabs" you. The number one determinant to whether or not you'll become fluent is motivation, not linguistic usefulness (unless that's your motivation). Your fascination with the language, culture, and/or people will be the biggest driving force.

[@aaronmarks9366]

THIS

[@QuanBrown27]

Thank you, I wanna learn Japanese, Korean(South and North Dialect), And Chinese(Mandarin and Cantonese)

[@ilhamfitrinurilhuda3915]

Right, here is my expression language: YAY LIKER EN YENTEH... HUN HETAA JANE ZEI. YAY LIKER EN GUTT... HAN HETAA SETO A.P. YAY LIKER DERE, MORSOME ARTISER!!! I found if Norwegian is the best language to express my expressions because it sounds great to speak aloud my expressions. Whatever motivations causes me to learn it, but it all starts from my desire to learn Swedish because of someone said if it is a sexy language. Oh yeah, what I write is the spoken form of Norgie, not the written form.

[@jennyb4115]

Thank you. I have been struggling with this decision. Spanish due to its usefulness, or Korean because I’m fascinated by the culture, history and art.

[@ksandraxox]

I swear, if Russian is not here. I'm gonna stop learning it... Okay good, it's here

[@Cxnvict]

Damnnnnnn😂

[@11_sohamvaidya53]

Don't give up, if you are learn Russian keep it on, because knowledge never goes waste...

[@juanleyva4310]

Lol same jm learning Portuguese and Russian

[@olgarepa]

Don’t learn this language, it has no future (native speaker)

[@11_sohamvaidya53]

@@olgarepa how can you said like that, if you are native speaker then you have to feel proud on your mother tongue, & you also have to do efforts to save the language, here in India you will find many people who are learning Russian, & also all are feel proud on the native language, so you have to feel proud on your native language...

[@CallMeAi]

I speak English, Arabic and Danish. I can read and write Korean and I understand Japanese a little. I think learning a language is difficult so props to all of you people able to speak a lot of different languages.

[@mothertrucker209]

Jeg kan snakker danish, men bare lidt selvfølgelig :)

[@_phew]

@@mothertrucker209 Learning norsk here and i understood you just fine, scandanevian languages are the best really 😂💕

[@abcde_ghijklmnopqrstuvwyxz2188]

Lol jeg snakker ogs dansk og engelsk

[@salehalqahtani4481]

ما هي لغتك الام؟

[@distar7471]

Kan du taler finsk eller svensk?

[@johnhooyer3101]

Chinese is definitely up there due to its population, but I'd put Spanish higher due to its geographical dispersion and its relation to other culturally and economically relevant languages. Plus, I hear a lot more Spanish music than I do Chinese music. Chinese is incredibly useful if you're in business and doing business with China, but it's fairly localized enough that, for casual learners, it's only going to be useful if you specifically visit China.

[@kelu7472]

You might be able to use Chinese in most of Southeast Asian countries as well.

[@johnhooyer3101]

Just doing quick research: In Vietnam, the most spoken foreign language English, Russian was more popular in the 80's and 90's because of the Cold War, French has significant standing because of the colonial era, and about 1% of the population speaks a Chinese language. It isn't necessarily Mandarin (from message boards that I've browsed, it seems to be Cantonese), and for comparison, 1% is also the proportion of Americans that speak Mandarin and Cantonese combined, so learning Mandarin would be about as useful in Vietnam as it would be in America. www.quora.com/What-foreign-language-is-taught-in-Vietnam-French-or-English en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Languages_of_the_United_States Similarlo, Laos and Cambodia have significant French-speaking populations. In both those cases, English is threatening French, and Mandarin Chinese doesn't factor much into the equation (though the French in the area has some influences from Cantonese): en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_language_in_Laos en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_language_in_Cambodia So ultimately, since most people watching this video are from the West and probably American or Canadian, I'd guess that Spanish would be more useful for the average person than Mandarin, and if you're in Canada, French. If you want to tour Europe, you can get basically everywhere if you speak English, French, and German. So with all that in mind, I'd basically keep the Top 4 the same, except switch around Mandarin and Spanish.

[@sara-stinabergstedt3019]

I'm a native Swedish speaker and started to learn Chinese 10 years ago. Have reached a fairly good level but really have problems finding a use for Chinese anywhere else than in China. Finding a job in Europe based on Chinese as a sole merit is also hard, especially if you're not interested in doing business or something. Thus, I could honestly put it just above Japanese, just because there are more Chinese people than Japanese but otherwise its use is fairly limited to China only. Also, even in trade and so on most Chinese people know better English than we could know Chinese anyway, so usually it's not really useful even there. Maybe only in tourism..... :)

[@shuxuuann]

I feel that your comment makes sense but learning Chinese gives you access to many opportunities in different fields due to reasons like the sheer population size of china (you mentioned that). Chinese is not localised, there are many Chinese communities outside China (I’m part of one) and they speak Chinese, obviously. Just the population of these communities around the world makes Chinese a legitimate option for even casual learners. (this comment might have been biased but I’m chinese so bias is unavoidable. also i live in Asia so it is a little hard to relate to your perspective)

[@johnhooyer3101]

I actually think that bias is incredibly important, and I don't discount it -- after all, there's no such thing as an objectively best second language. It's all relative. Many language experts have said that the most useful language for you to learn is the one that you're the most passionate about. If you want to study your family's history, it might be useful to learn the language of their homeland (in my case, Dutch). If you want a great engineering degree, German is pretty useful. If you have no plans on traveling but intend on learning a second language anyway, then you go with the most spoken language in your region that isn't your own. If your best friend only speaks Esperanto, then learning Esperanto will be of a bigger benefit to you than most other "useful" languages. If you're a nerd who wants to develop his own science fiction language for a book series, then it would actually be incredibly useful to learn an obscure language with a completely different kind of grammar (or pick up the grammar book for Ithkuil). _Generally_ speaking, English is the most useful language internationally. After that, it really depends. For most English speakers, it will be either Spanish, French, or German. In Asia, you might find Hindi more useful. For general use among international travelers, it's hard to say. Here are some interesting statistics about the most widespread written languages, though: *Number of books published* 1. English (21.84%) 2. Chinese(10.99%) 3. German (9.78%) 4. Spanish (8.88%) 5. Japanese (6.12%) 6. Russian (5.29%) 7. French (4.81%) 8. Korean (3.90%) 9. Italian (3.78%) 10. Dutch (3.71%) *Newspaper and Magazine production by language* 1. English (62.55%) 2. Spanish (6.93%) 3. German (5.88%) 4. Chinese (3.90%) 5. Hindi (2.93%) 6. French (2.38%) 7. Polish (1.10%) 8. Russian (0.95%) 9. Italian (0.90%) 10. Portuguese (0.88%) (what I find interesting about that last list is that, if you plan on reading newspapers a lot, Polish might be more useful than Russian) Here's the big one, when I think of usefulness: Scholarly journal production by language* 1. English (45.24%) 2. German (11.01%) 3. Chinese (6.51%) 4. Spanish (5.66%) 5. French (4.94 %) 6. Japanese (3.46%) 7. Italian( 2.99%) 8. Polish (1.70%) 9. Portuguese (1.70%) 10. Dutch (1.48%) I should clarify that the methods here weren't talking about individual scientific papers, but rather scientific publishers regardless how how much scholarship came from them. When you talk about the total number of scientific and scholarly journals, over 80% is done in English. However, I have been unable to find the numbers for other languages. If the 11% of scholarly publishers who publish in German is of any indication, though, it seems to me that German would actually be the second-most useful language, according to that particular metric. Which, I'll be honest, makes it pretty useful to me. This is another category of usefulness that would be relevant to many people: *Movies and video production by language* (information gathered by IMDb) 1. English (34.89%) 2. Spanish (5.12%) 3. German (3.63%) 4. French (3.34%) 5. Japanese (1.72%) 6. Italian (1.08%) 7. Danish (0.87%) 8. Dutch (0.76%) 9. Portuguese (0.71%) 10. Russian (0.60%) *Distribution of languages on the Internet* 1. English (56.43%) 2. German (7.71%) 3. French (5.59%) 4. Japanese (4.86%) 5. Spanish (2.96%) 6. Chinese (2.38%) 7. Italian (2.03%) 8. Dutch (1.92%) 9. Russian (1.66%) 10. Korean (1.52%) *Percentage of the world's literate population* (this is not the same thing as the percentage of the literacy among those who speak the language) 1. Chinese (14.68% readers compared to 14.1% of the world's speakers) 2. English (10.58% compared to 5.52% of the world's speakers) 3. Spanish (5.47% readers compared to 5.85% of the world's speakers) .... (the of this list mostly shows similar trends between number of the world's literate and number of the world's speakers. I think that the main takeaway here is that English, which is notorious for being difficult to spell, has a larger literate population than the phonetically spelled Spanish) For the record, this is where I found my statistics: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4XMYqOubLtjiMU&lc=z22zx1urgqnesxcuracdp433nps5n3pgc3kryrb4vstw03c010c.1510233423843399 Normally I would have been more thorough, but I recognize that this is a fairly casual internet conversation. In any case, it seems that German is still pretty useful for certain things, and Spanish isn't _quite_ as useful as I thought. At least, by certain metrics. It would still be the most useful language for Americans to learn. I'm not personally all that interested, actually. It should be noted that I'm highly interested in learning Chinese.

[@Insanityltself]

Top 10 Best colors of the Alphabet

[@davidrodrigues5816]

What? hahahahahaha

[@isditkalles]

Insanityltself absolutely love this comment

[@henchrawrie2510]

Top 10 letters of the rainbow

[@blackadam4064]

*insert blinking guy meme*

[@patrickb8839]

Insanityltself my favourite is 8

[@teaworks409]

As a native English speaker, here is my top ten: 10: Japanese 9: Portuguese 8: Arabic 7: Mandarin Chinese 6: Russian 5: German 4: Italian 3: French 2: Spanish 1: Sign Language (because it would be nice if more people knew this language)

[@teaworks409]

Can't remember when I asked for your opinion buddy

[@teaworks409]

There's like 20 other people doing this, go complain to them about it!

[@jessicalin9529]

Ignore Chittii! I’m sure you can learn all those languages!! がんばってね！

[@teaworks409]

@@jessicalin9529 thank you:)

[@jessicalin9529]

Chittii oh ok 👍🏻 thank you for explaining

[@penguinz3438]

“ Arabic is *HARD* “ - A Native Arabic Speaker Edit: No one in the comments is attacking me or anything but looking back at this comment I realized how ignorant it is. I’m not tryna get everyone to give up on learning Arabic or anything. You should learn it, it’s a very well known widespread language and it’ll help you a lot. Just, be ready for a lot of studying and have patience and dedication. There’ll be a lot of rules, words, meanings, pronunciations, etc. Don’t give up! Try your best and I’m sure you’ll get the hang of it eventually! :)

[@coolcarlosa66]

Fuck. I wanted to learn Egyptian dialect.

[@gangurogeisha]

@@coolcarlosa66 Me, too. *sigh*

[@majdmansour8739]

@@coolcarlosa66 It is not hard ... I am arab and want to tell you its not hard, it will just take time from you to learn it like any other language.

[@coolcarlosa66]

@@majdmansour8739 I speak English and Spanish. I'm looking for a third language. Do you live in an Arab/Muslim country?

[@williamjones538]

Arabic and japanese is haaaaaard 😂

[@ticktockbam]

English for the *MEMES* Japanese for *ANIME* And Spanish for *DESPACITO*

[@imterribleatnames7001]

Perfecto Perfect I don't know, I read subs (Arigato is useful y'know)

[@macncheese6767]

korean for kpop

[@blinDTiger0.01]

Spanish for Zindegi Na Milegi Dobara

[@saracaldwell4439]

Tell me why i read memes in my head as *mee mees*

[@gowthamv2161]

Hindi for T Series.

[@deepdarkmidnight]

English is a walk in the park compared to German. I've learned both languages so I can tell. And English has a very simple grammar compared to any other Germanic language or even the Romance languages.

[@cl13913]

Deepdarkmidnight D.D.M. Yes, im a native spanish speaker, spanish is simple but english is way more simple

[@vitorgregorio2106]

English is a walk in the park compared to any language

[@angelicatarango1326]

Deepdarkmidnight D.D.M. I know right I tried to learn German

[@MissElisabelle]

I speak Italian, filipino and English, and I learned German and French. English is definitely the easiest language!

[@trevorcorso473]

The difficulty with English is the spelling. It's not phonetic.

[@crashgroovy497]

Latin America South America the southern United States and Spain. Not a single mention of the Caribbean latin countries 😑

[@eliasoutis5532]

The major parts of the Caribbean are Latin American. If the dominant language is Romance, then congrats, you’re Latin America. Sorry Jamaica, but wah gwan mon

[@rodrigogalindo2499]

Romance speakers from the caribbean are included in latin america.

[@caian_online]

And Ecuatorial Guinea in Africa

[@reubenz1480]

or North America (Mexico), or Africa (Equatorial Guinea, Canary Islands, Melilla, Ceuta) or Antartica (Villa Estrella) or Asia (Zamboanga Philipines) or Oceania (Easter Island) or Central America. Fact is Spanish is found in every continent and not many mention it. It is spoken over 50 nations and territories as a native language. Most peopleonly think that South America and Spain is where Spanish is found :S

[@lautapinter]

South America is part of Latin America

[@tharikrivas6077]

"Spanish is really easy" Yeah, good luck with that. Try to learn it and use it, then tell me how many times you get beaten the sh*t out of you for using de wrong word on the wrong place in the wrong situiation (Spanish native speaker tho')

[@novelero03]

That's what I was about to say, good luck! People who study the language quickly realize it's actually a difficult language because it is SO spread out throughout the world and extremely rich in vocabulary. As you said it, without realizing, you can say something you think is appropriate but ends up being very inappropriate and even offensive :D

[@dustgreylynx]

Well imagine, other languages are much more difficult

[@bitchlasagna1882]

yeah it may be true that there's a great vocabulary but I mean English has a looot of words as well and looking at Spanish grammar it's easier than e.g. French

[@MadGamer_666]

Compared to other languages is easier. But it can be difficult for first timers. Se entiende ?

[@m0st4fabideer14]

I'm learning Spanish and It's hard AF compared to English(I'm not a native, I learned it), I was shocked when I heard in the video that it's 'EASY'.

[@Javier-db5xn]

I am British and would like to learn how to speak *AMERICAN*

[@kiaharper7172]

Conservative It’s SUPER easy 😂 Just improper British.

[@TheKaiTetley]

Conservative. That is maybe, but can you speak Australian.

[@bharatinditva150]

super easy if you can manage welsh and scouser

[@lily-9141]

Honestly, that's probably the hardest language to learn. Us Americans usually don't even understand what we're saying.

[@thetongueofangels1882]

ou- o z- s depending on the state, buy an accent. The End.

[@Guimaster127]

English (to go): go, goes, went, gone, going (+ have, had, be going to, will, would, would have). Spanish (ir): voy, vas, va, vamos, vais, van, iba, ibas, íbamos, ibais, iban, fui, fuiste, fue, fuimos, fuisteis, fueron, iré, irás, irá, iremos, iréis, irán, iría, irías, iríamos, iríais, irían, vaya, vayas, vayamos, vayáis, vayan, fuera/fuese, fueras/fueses, fuéramos/fuésemos, fuerais/fueseis, fueran/fuesen, he ido, has ido, ha ido, hemos ido, habéis ido, han ido, había ido, habías ido, habíamos ido, habíais ido, habían ido, hube ido, hubiste ido, hubo ido, hubimos ido, hubisteis ido, hubieron ido, habré ido, habrás ido, habrá ido, habremos ido, habréis ido, habrán ido, habría ido, habrías ido, habría ido, habríamos ido, habríais ido, habrían ido, haya ido, hayas ido, hayamos ido, hayáis ido, hayan ido, hubiera/hubiese ido, hubieras/hubieses ido, hubiéramos/hubiésemos ido, hubierais/hubieseis ido, hubieran/hubiesen ido (plus an unused form which is: hubiere ido, hubieres ido, hubiéremos ido, hubiereis ido, hubieren ido), ve, id. Yeah, Spanish can sometimes be way harder than English.

[@gracefuller9554]

out of the ones arguing that spanish is hard, yours gives a more realistic side of what spanish is, rather than the usual 'put three or four infinitives with three or four of their conjugated forms' that are plastered all over the comment section. Even so, i find it easier than my native language, english; once you know how each tense works, the rest is easy. But hey, that's just my opinion, and i respect the fact your sticking up for a language you love

[@Guimaster127]

Of course! I just said that Spanish can be harder in some cases, like verb tenses, but it's much easier in pronounciation, for example. If we write "mesa", we say /m e s a/. But English has tons of pronounciation diferences for each letter. However, when you get used to it, it feels natural to just pronounce words the way they are pronounced. That's why I like English: it's really easy! Also thanks for being polite, people like you aren't very common on the Internet.

[@user-ik8wd9vm7r]

It's not only the conjugation of verbs, also all the ways to say something and describe things.

[@giaescorcha]

So glad that I know both English and Spanish. Wouldn't even want to image learning Spanish from the basics again. Good thing I was sent to study in my country for two years and learned how hard spnish really is.

[@lulushah.]

I clicked 'Read More', and my jaw just dropped and I sat in silence for a bit. And here I was thinking that Spanish was going to be easy :')

[@hlog3902]

I’m a native English speaker, I have ethnic roots in another country but I love my language! I recently achieved fluently in Spanish and I’m working in upping my knowledge of my mother’s language.

[@mishka7901]

I'm from Indonesia and I can speak: 1. Indonesia 2. Javanese 3. English 4. Arabic 5. French 6. Japanese I want to learn Mandarin Chinese, Korean, Spanish, German, Russian, and Portuguese

[@rosy_chan283]

Tf is javanese? Can i learn that? Edit: i didn't know that language was an actual thing 0_0

[@lucky_link9838]

@@rosy_chan283 JavaScript is a computer language. He meant Japanese

[@lucky_link9838]

@@rosy_chan283 wait he said it 2 times

[@rosy_chan283]

@@lucky_link9838 look it up

[@rosy_chan283]

@@lucky_link9838 Javanese is an actual language

[@bryanlieng1580]

I already Learned Russian from CSGO

[@randomaccount8445]

GET REKT nice

[@malenlhewig]

GET REKT ok

[@elhamimusliu9441]

GET REKT lmao nice one, bro.

[@JacksonB]

same xD

[@monjay6255]

🔊 Ай-ай-ай-ай-ай, что сейчас произошло?!

[@commonsense9076]

I speak Spanish, English and German.

[@chisimaznah448]

All fanboys Are retards we're too

[@santiagollosa7475]

All fanboys Are retards encerio?

[@costafinkel]

English, french, italian, spanish and portuguese here.

[@kindev245]

Japanese Vietnamese English Spanish

[@zreptrapl3958]

you're vietnamese ?

[@liniyacab4452]

Arabic French English And I'm trying to learn Spanish

[@ziad4826.]

Same bro

[@justaguyok8609]

You're Moroccan lol

[@liniyacab4452]

@@justaguyok8609 no I'm Tunisian lol

[@wewewewewewewewwewe]

That’s not an extreme amount of languages , you can do it and become fluent in all of them , good luck :D

[@thegame5687]

@@liniyacab4452 wa frere msayeb ittalyani wmshadi elspaniol

[@fjoelprice]

Sadly I will never learn French, German, Italian, Mandarin or Portuguese. My languages are Spanish, Korean and English, and if I had room for one more it would be Japanese.

[@anires1195]

Never give up!

[@soup4976]

If you can already speak Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese and probably even German isn't that hard to master anymore

[@justicefonfara17]

I'm in my mid 20s I learned German in my early 20s the love for German language is still really strong 🇩🇪♥️

[@joaopauloferreira2275]

As a native portuguese speaker, if you master spanish you can master portuguese too. Almost all the words are similar, the pronounciation is the only thing that changes

[@Ericson-vk6bx]

@@joaopauloferreira2275 si pero no es importante tú idioma además no lo hablan muchas personas cómo en Estados Unidos o Europa

[@TheAnmeGirl]

10-Portuguese 9-Russian 8-Japanese 7-Hindi 6-Arabic 5-German 4-French 3-Spanish 2-Mandarin Chinese and I already know English.

[@randomstuff8027]

TheAn1meGirl 2000 is it list of most influential language

[@randomstuff8027]

TheAn1meGirl 2000 well my list is 1 English 2 Spanish 3 Arabic 4 French 5 Russian 6 Mandarin 7 Portuguese

[@ThunderFunder448]

Ik Chinese and English

[@GypsBeats]

I know already 4 ( i'm french ) 1 and 5 quite well and i learn 2 😉👌🏼

[@leonhug2360]

i think Mandarin Chinese must be higher important that Spanish

[@MegeshVaidun]

Best languages to learn according to me are Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Russian, Chinese (Mandarin), Arabic, Japanese, Korean, & English. With these you'd already be able to talk with 90% of the world population 😌👊

[@szvqorwnpstahskypfwmp9821]

English should always come first though!!

[@ajeddy3111]

Malay is useless

[@sadie2melw]

Sign Language is not a single language. There are multiple sign languages all over the world.

[@sadie2melw]

Also if you want to survive in China, you might want to learn all seven dialects of Chinese, not just Mandarin.

[@bgates275]

Korean is an odd one on the list, but as someone who has been to Korea, I would agree. The ESL industry is huge there. The real money though is not in teaching, but in the recruitment. A recruiter, who has mastered both English and Korean, has the potential to become a millionaire off of the commissions, in just a few years.

[@luquillano997]

I'd like to speak Portuguese, English, German, Chinese, Russian and Japanese, but I only speak Spanish haha, still learning though

[@supr3m3_52]

When esperanto was meant for everyone to speak but almost nobody speak it... Lmao

[@josegrande8746]

Sup3rg4m3r5252 I’m learning it ✅

[@henriquemartins6096]

Fiku vin

[@romsong.lobitana2393]

hold my beer...

[@spaceinbetween6591]

It’s only optimized for Romance language speakers.

[@engagementengagement8836]

Only for Europeans

[@rodmusic3787]

Spanish easy? yeah right, when you deeply study the language youll see its not that easy as you claim it to be. Even more when have up to 12 words that mean exactly the same thing, or you have formal ways to speak it or some words that are unpronouncable even for native speakers haha BUENA SUERTE!

[@dylanr4854]

english is harder

[@dylanr4854]

what are those 12 words?

[@naranjorm1277]

I don't think so. Verbs are exceedingly simple in English, there's no grammatical gender, and it's the language with the most learning material out there. That's why it's a Lingua Franca, because honestly anyone can learn it.

[@LordDark102]

RodriCool Spanish os really easy in pronunciation

[@cautarepvp2079]

Naranjo RM well said

[@HereIStandbyU]

learning languages will help you a lot, in any kind of situations, bussiness, education abroad, travelling. I speak spanish (mother tongue) English, korean and I still wanna learn portuguese, japanese and sign language. I hate having language as a barrier.

[@karanampradeep7704]

why dont you learn Telugu..its very swetest language

[@jaypaige9626]

Well I know some Japanese I'm doing so great with Japanese!!! こんいちわ,わたしわまちがっていまか?

[@wtfdidijustwatch1017]

Language will always be a barrier you fucking dumbass.

[@wtfdidijustwatch1017]

@@karanampradeep7704 Because telugu isn't useful, it's a shit language, it's irrelevant, and India is shit.

[@karanampradeep7704]

@@wtfdidijustwatch1017 i don't know which country your from..clearly stating dat ur from garbaje dump country, ur disrespcting others feelings....and your fucking mother tongue language is no more useful to anyone mind it

[@mubashirasyedali]

I'm a South Indian (automatically makes me trilingual, Malayalam, Hindi and English) but I am from Saudi Arabia so I also speak, write and read Arabic too. (For those of you wondering, I didn't learn Hindi until I moved to India) I've always had a thing for learning languages. I tried learning French by myself in middle school but with nothing but Duolingo and Derniere Danse I couldn't continue. Few months ago I discovered Anime and the language sounded so beautiful to me. Everytime I pay attention to a new language I get completely lost in it so I shook it off anyways. But I kept going back to Japanese. Not much of an anime person, I was surprised to find myself watching and rewatching animes to listen to the language. I've gotten hold of the accent pretty well (I can acquire accent pretty quickly) and I'm now really actually looking forward to learning the language. I've seen everywhere that it's very difficult so I'm pretty scared. Lol but still I haven't lost hope (as I haven't started learning yet XD)

[@bqlanguagesportivity2758]

Wow amazing here. Love it

[@yoshi31713]

Nobody thinks English is an especially beautiful language, except those who only know one language: English. It's just a very useful language. Beautiful languages imo are French, Russian, and Spanish!

[@illasra]

English is definitely not an ugly language either! My favourite sounding languages are French, Portuguese, Romanian, Italian (Not a big fan of Spanish though), Welsh, Korean, all Slavic languages (but Ukrainian > Russian > Polish > Slovene > the rest) and so many other languages that I've found beautiful in some way, like Mandarin, Georgian..... songs and some exceptionally beautiful dialects of certain languages. There are very few languages I really don't like the sound of.

[@eereee5238]

I think Chinese is very beautiful

[@justanotherweirdo11]

Nobody thinks English is a beautiful language

[@wewouldbebetterunited9931]

@@illasra yea how do u not like Spanish? It's so similar to Italian, and pretty close to French.

[@wewouldbebetterunited9931]

@@justanotherweirdo11 cuz it's not

[@fredspancer9310]

I speak english. Yo hablo español. Eu falo portugues. Io parlo italioano.

[@auroratomasini5658]

Is italiano not italioano 😉

[@NoName-ot7xj]

I understand all. Entendí todas.

[@david_contente]

it's "português", not portugues

[@____________3321]

*Google Translate

[@mavera-5777]

Cosa cazzo è l'italioano? E é "português", não "portugues".

[@billyacoustic6570]

I speak 4 Language English Chinese Korean Filipino

[@keepscrolling6905]

What kind of Chinese. 🤔🤔🤔 Mandarin, Cantonese, Shanghainese, Fuzhou, Taiwanese,Xiang, Gan, Hakka, ect.

[@_a2619]

I can speak only English and Korean 😅

[@J_young_824]

I speak Tagalog,English,Japanese and a little bit of Korean. I'm interested in Mandarin but i really need to focus on Korean for eps topik exam. 😀

[@crimsonwish4077]

I have to choose between french and chineese.can u tell me how hard chineese is?

[@user-im8kb6ck3k]

@@ihsohnowk3630 whut?

[@char-eddker7121]

Great video

[@oktayhasan9662]

I think Spanish and Portugiese are the most attractive languages

[@QuanBrown27]

Oktay Hasan Everyone have there opinion and minds is Japanese, Korean, and Chinese. Also I fuck with English cause I grew up with it and imma learn Spanish because of females, jobs, and different environments.

[@whitewhite2410]

Oktay Hasan GRACIAS

[@danielmaluenda9731]

I speak English and Spanish, and I am highly attracted to these 3: French, Arabic, and Portuguese.

[@mateus7394]

Oktay Hasan i speak Portuguese and German

[@bouss1]

Spanish is fine, but Portuguese really sound bad.

[@HamsterVormFenster]

I'm really glad they included English. As a non-native speaker I'm always annoyed at language content that presumes English as the first language.

[@algnadjib]

but english is the language of the video

[@jegva2082]

English aren't first lenguage.

[@jegva2082]

Elvis Canto saludos, ten un buen día 😂

[@pranavi1949]

@Elvis Coy how are you btw?

[@user-rz8zd8lb5x]

My favourite languages are: Japanese 🇯🇵 Chinese 🇨🇳 Korean 🇰🇷 Spanish 🇪🇸 💕

[@rodrigogalindo2499]

Spanish is beautiful 🇪🇸🇦🇷🇭🇳❤

[@Alex-su7gg]

@• just because her fav language is japanese this doesent mean she is a weeb. Get a life

[@diereal4580]

加油！

[@engagementengagement8836]

weeb

[@jujasname]

Fucking weeb, disgusting

[@psalmr98]

I speak Spanish and English and currently trying to self-teach Japanese and German! I’m also interested in ASL and I want to start it too. But I don’t know if I’m trying to learn to many language at once :(

[@neelukumar555]

I love Portuguese and Spanish, I already speak Hindi, English and Portuguese fluently. Although, I also understand Spanish since its very similar to Portuguese but still need to get a hold on its speaking. Next year I am gonna take up some course in French. Learning languages have changed my life. Thanks for the video.

[@salahuddin_jhe]

I would like to learning English, from Bangladesh.

[@paulatorralvo5400]

¡Que bien! Buena suerte

[@miarkasieprzebraa1134]

I recommend learning German and Polish xD Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz xD

[@ACFF03]

Neelu Kumar Mas você fala Português do Brasil ou Português de Portugal?

[@benedictohernandez2459]

How has this changed your life?

[@jaan08011]

I'm bilingual in Spanish and English fluently and I'm currently learning Portuguese and German. Hopefully one day I'll learn Arabic, Italian, Japanese and maybe French

[@musiccitylxe2401]

I can speak 1:Bangla 2:Hindi 3:Urdu 4Arabic 5:Panjabi 6:Pasture 7:Talugu 8:malayalam And....English. But I want to learn more languages.love and respect form Bangladesh

[@peng9940]

omg u must be Indian. btw i'm Indian too and i can speak only three languages and know a lil bit about german

[@maliktariq5553]

During my visit to China, I survived well with translations apps :)

[@youngafrojack7023]

What a shame. Using apps is sick.

[@giorgioz1550]

I am Italian plus I speak Polish, English and French daily and I'm learning German, but I'm in love with languages! The language I want to know the most is Arabic, totally in love with its culture, sound and art, architecture. Also Greek, Hindi and Japanese are cool.

[@hamzahm4670]

believe me nobody speaks arabic in the world

[@abeera2044]

Arabic is the 3rd most spoken language in the world in 2017. And this isnt because of the high population like mandarin and russian. You can go anywhere and find an arabic speaker trust me

[@paulu_]

cat Why did you learn Polish? ~~ Pozdrowienia z Polski BTW

[@giorgioz1550]

オレホキハえワ hey słodko! Ja wiem polski ponieważ moja mama jest polka. Ja kocham Polskę i pierogi hahah. Ale najbardziej pierogi.

[@shaymae3512]

i speak Arabic french and english .. Arabic is my first language and it is pretty hard to learn but still it is an amazing language 💖

[@jcoc08]

French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese are easier to learn if you are native speaker of any of those Romance languages.

[@Hey-py2hb]

Junior My native language is french and it is a pain for me to learn one of these

[@cinsky8409]

Junior I confirm

[@frankderivae4097]

I speak French, that language is very useful for leraning English and other vulgar latin languages such as Italian or Spanish.

[@pedroarmybts8196]

As most people do, you forgot to mention romanian, there are five romance languages, portuguese, spanish, italian, french AND romanian!

[@danielmaluenda9731]

Can somebody explain to me what "Romance Language" means. Is it Latin based languages?

[@moonlittan6540]

I’m fluent in English, in the process of learning French. I want to learn Korean and Japanese and if I haven’t gone insane I would love to learn mandarin

[@dannyjorde2677]

Lol you're gonna learn all the useless languages 😂🤣🤣

[@moonlittan6540]

@@dannyjorde2677 lol i’m going to learn all the languages that i’m interested in :)

[@srgxvr]

i speak 4 out of 10 of these, but some languages are so similar i can master the other 7 in almost no time. ill return when i master the next one if this video is still up.

[@Saleem__786]

2nd most useful is programming languages. Because they can get you a career...

[@carlosb.7116]

agree

[@retnavybrat]

But you can't hold conversations in programming languages. And, depending on where you live, knowing a second language can either be a deal breaker in being offered a job or be a requirement. When I took a cruise to Aruba a couple of years ago, an ice cream shop had a "Help Wanted" sign in the window. The sign said candidates for the job must know English, Papiamento, Dutch, *_and_* Spanish.

[@Piersmarchant]

And normal languages can’t?

[@mushfiqrahman4557]

Steven Lee you could always apply to be a translator

[@sebasg.8791]

I speak Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and French. The good thing about Latin languages ​​is that there are many words that are pronounced almost the same, which is easier to learn if you have a language that comes from Latin as your mother tongue. Although right now I am learning English...

[@wallyquiroz6312]

I am fluent in English, Spanish and Portuguese, currently studying Finnish and Italian and I think I m going to start French or German in the future, hopefully! Suomi on kaunis kieli mutta vaikea !

[@Beavis-ej3ny]

I'm learning french. But if i ever learn any languages after French, it would be Spanish and/or German

[@jeancastro112]

I speak Portuguese, French, Spanish and English

[@juniorguevara9534]

Jean Castro I love brazilian portuguese haha. Você mora em qual cidade/estado?

[@janabroflovski2572]

Jean Castro same, but i also spek corean

[@jeancastro112]

Jr Gvr ...São Luís, Maranhão..

[@juniorguevara9534]

nice... do you have Instagram or Whatsapp?

[@cassidyburnett5956]

same

[@SailorStudent]

#3. Spanish #2. Mandarin Chinese #1. English

[@sierra5713]

The Spanish language has been present in what is now the United States since the 15th century, with the arrival of Spanish colonization in North America. the United States now has the second largest Spanish-speaking population in the world after Mexico it is common for many American manufacturers to use multilingual product labeling using English, French and Spanish Spanish is the most widely taught second language in the United States.

[@sierra5713]

@@wtfdidijustwatch1017 The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo ended the Mexican-American War (1836-1848). The treaty came into force on July 4, 1848.The Mexican government, which had never recognized the Republic of Texas as an independent country, had warned that annexation would be viewed as an act of war. The opponents of this treaty were led by the Whigs, who had opposed the war and rejected Manifest destiny in general, and rejected this expansion in particular. The central issue in the 1840s was expansion, with proponents of "manifest destiny" arguing for aggressive westward expansion, even at the risk of war with Mexico over the annexation of Texas. Neither side took any further action to avoid a war. With the defeat of its army and the fall of its capital, Mexico entered into negotiations to end the war.The treaty called for the U.S. to pay US$15 million to Mexico. The Mexican Cession included essentially the entirety of the former Mexican territory of California,Nuevo Mexico,Nevada,Arizona, and parts of Colorado. The treaty extended the choice of U.S. citizenship to Mexicans in the newly purchased territories, before many African Americans, Asians and Native Americans were eligible. If they chose to, they had to declare to the U.S. government within a year the Treaty was signed; otherwise, they could remain Mexican citizens, but they would have to relocate.Over 90% chose American citizenship. The others returned to Mexico (where they received land), or in some cases in New Mexico were allowed to remain in place as Mexican citizens. Mexican communities remained segregated de facto from and also within other U.S. communities, continuing through the Mexican migration right up to the end of the 20th century throughout the Southwest. Mexicans and Indians in the annexed territories faced a loss of civil and political rights, even though the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo promised American citizenship to all Mexican citizens living in the territory of the Mexican Cession. The U.S. government withheld citizenship from Indians in the southwest until the 1930s, although they were citizens under Mexican law.

[@retardeddeku2450]

@@wtfdidijustwatch1017 America Speaks English thanks to those whites who came and killed the Native Americans

[@CODFAN307]

@@retardeddeku2450 I bet America also drinks water thanks to those blahblahblah ... Stop acting like you care, noone does.

[@retardeddeku2450]

@@CODFAN307 so no one cares that millions of Native Americans were killed because greedy white people wanted more land?

[@sedraalsagherw660]

l can speak Engliah Arabic Turkish a little bit of Spanish,Fensh and Italian.

[@eduardoquiroga6804]

not sure what that thumbnail preview was about but let's check this out.

[@darthstarkiller1912]

So, if we speak English, does that mean Spanish is #1?

[@SnowAnayathatweirdgirl]

Basically.

[@joseotero5760]

Latinas are hot

[@bobmuller8256]

Well, Mandarin, unless you speak that as well, Mandarin is number 2.

[@alexv.i6548]

mandarin chinese...

[@ricardogabrielclement2289]

darthstarkiller1912 i speak English, Spanish and a bit of French i will need Mandarin next 😂

[@zahraaalaa7165]

So I'm Arabic and i can speak English and French so i need some Spanish in my life 😍

[@aleksk4151]

how how did you learn Arabic, it looks so weird

[@zahraaalaa7165]

Aleksandar Kan I'm Egyptian so it's my mother language

[@nopenope2272]

Zahraa Alaa marhaba, shukran.

[@Alex-et3om]

Aleksandar Kan Arabic is his language

[@marcovazquez8739]

Si, que lista eres!!

[@hangia2194]

i stopped learning chinese a freaking long time ago. still wonder if i continue my spanish progress or learn mandarin again.. i know about mandarin more than spanish but still not sure lol

[@jessicacruz2694]

I speak English Spanish and Italian. So I think I am good. Although I might try Portuguese someday.

[@EclipticVistaYT]

*_I think some people may start to learn Spanish for despacito_* 😂

[@frankternatera5171]

Sheila Dey There is more culture to that little island than that silly song, I can assure you! :-)

[@frankternatera5171]

Neno Martínez I would know since I was born and raised there, pal.

[@frankternatera5171]

Neno Martínez If that were up to me! The history behind is very complicated.

[@ramizureikat3793]

Its horrible tbh

[@BeamingTaeng]

Iugh no plz no.

[@taise653]

I am a Brazilian girl, then my native language is Portuguese. I know Spanish and English, and I want to learn languages as much as possible. I think that we can break the language barrier and communicate to each other ♥️

[@aleksk4151]

aww i am trying to learn Portuguese . i am from Bulgaria and can speak 2 languages: Bulgarian and English

[@gaanamrutham6276]

I'm also trying to learn Português . Is Português is harder than Spanish ? Is that true ?

[@aleksk4151]

i think Spanish is trickier.

[@gaanamrutham6276]

Really ?

[@junestar3363]

I want to learn Japanese so I won’t need to put on subtitles on anime (wow 87 likes)

[@wongijen9167]

Relatable, sadly I don't have the time to

[@Cuktisntfunny]

I want to know it to impress my family

[@cueiyo6906]

I wonder how you memorize all over one thousand Kanji’s (Chinese character) and several symbols on hiragana and Japanese is 7 in hardest language or 5 it was I belive :)يوسف أحمد

[@verenant4567]

How is it going ?

[@_a2619]

Oh I am learning Japanese.. I can read only hiragana now. But I think Japanese isn't too difficult! Basic grammer and words are simmilar to my country's language.

[@ParkJimin-xx8fe]

I can speak : Arabic. French. English. Japenese(a little, from animes). Spanish(i'm learning those days and it looks simillar to French).

[@infaiterred5411]

Are you an arabian who lives in France?

[@ParkJimin-xx8fe]

@@infaiterred5411 no, i live in Algeria ^^

[@infaiterred5411]

@@ParkJimin-xx8fe Greetings from Poland! :)

[@benjaminmathon7417]

I remember my international business teacher saying that, when you buy stuff, no matter what language you speak, everybody will understand you ;)

[@AbodiBhoti93]

exactly, but it's completely different when you try hard to sell...

[@atle5191]

great statement and it's true in any situation :P

[@catalinagomezroca6257]

*that moment you speak spanish portuguese and english* niceeee

[@juniorguevara9534]

Cat Gomez I love Brazilian Portuguese. Where are you from?

[@catalinagomezroca6257]

Jr Gvr oh I’m not from Brazil I am from Argentina that’s why I speak Spanish I was forced to learn English and Portuguese at school ☺️

[@nyanpaingtun8595]

Rico c3001

[@nyanpaingtun8595]

Ricoh c3001

[@lucasmuzy8830]

Português é muito fácil!! Saudações do Brasil

[@baturalpkenar3558]

in the description it says"languages that are useful for ENGLISH speakers" but in the video #1 language is ENGLİSH???

[@isasolorzano9706]

baturalp kenar Ikr? 😂😂 I was waiting for this video to include languages that English speakers can learn (because they don't know those languages) and they mention English as #1.... as if their audience didn't speak English. 😐 Didn't make sense at all to include a language that your audience already speaks.

[@Superibis.]

Well, isn't English useful for English speakers ? ^^

[@WinduWaika]

Well...English is VERY useful for native English speakers. Just sayin'. XD But I assume you are saying that the list should only include foreign non-English languages.

[@Alias_Anybody]

I sort of expected an "Americans can't speak English" joke.

[@FerKzrs]

I suppose they read the comments and changed the title soon afterwards.

[@lilithjr4328]

I just wanna learn Korean so I don't have to wait for eng subs for bangtan bomb 😂😁

[@saraswotiluitel5407]

kim taehyung's kookie and lisa's pasta sameeee😂😂😂

[@nixie_free4585]

Same 😂😂😂

[@lunardreams6276]

Same

[@kahinarivera2388]

same lol

[@hiroshifujiwara2151]

kim taehyung's kookie and lisa's pasta fuck off kpop shit

[@jecksonvasceroli1576]

Português, meu amado idioma. 🇧🇷 (Portuguese, my beloved language.)

[@LESTR97]

I speak English and Spanish (studied for 6 years; I have forgotten a bit, but I’m still pretty fluent). Learning French atm, thinking about learning Arabic or an African language like Swahili in the future.

[@sheepinatree6577]

I know English, Spanish, and Portuguese. I'm happy

[@sealomarshall6178]

i only know english and chinese :C

[@miguelrobb5719]

sea doggo I only know English. I'm currently learning Chinese. Fuck I'm so jealous of the people that knows more than one language

[@oscarkol8876]

Weak

[@sealomarshall6178]

@@miguelrobb5719 im jealous of people who knows spanish and french its just so sexy i just have to master in speaking chinese and im alright after i wish to either learn spanish or french

[@sealomarshall6178]

@@oscarkol8876 who's weak?

[@Mimi-pk1ix]

Thank my parents for raising me in Kenya and learning the official language Swahili! Also thank my parents for teaching me their native language, Kirundi. Thank my father for teaching me French when i'm in trouble! Thank my Spanish teachers for giving me Spanish homework and only talk in Spanish toward me! Especially thank myself for teaching myself fluent Korean! the 3 years paid off!

[@shaasaro7069]

So u r saying that u knw 5 languages...!?

[@ismaelabdelfattah9734]

I am learning kiswahili now I am from Egypt

[@randomguyiguess3241]

Saiki K

[@amyeli]

Just take off your limiter

[@noureltanawy3149]

I know Arabic English Japanese German My country language is Arabic I studied in school English and German and I learned Japanese by myself because I love japan and (ありがとう)thanks for reading and if you want to know how to study those languages tell me in the comments but not Arabic because I don’t know how but you can see on duolingo

[@everyone9399]

I want English please :) can you tell me how to start ? should I begin with words or grammar ?

[@cruelllangelll]

Sherlock l’m an arab and for me the best way to learn English is learning words by watching movies, KZbin videos, listening to music. The grammar then comes naturally to you.

[@hoopp4685]

@@everyone9399 the words of course

[@ee9459]

i’m currently learning spanish but looking forward to learning french. i speak 2 languages (btw). which are english and arabic.

[@liamharvey4595]

Probably english spanish and mandarin top 3

[@curliousoakshield2889]

liam harvey it would be Cantonese. Not Mandarin

[@claudia-ob2wv]

Mandarin is definitely more useful. Cantonese is mostly only spoken in some provinces in China and it's very hard to learn. Mandarin is more flexible since it's understood in the entire of China.

[@louislee5792]

Curlious Oakshield you have no idea what you are talking about

[@meiigyu]

Curlious Oakshield Why Cantonese? More of the population understands Mandarin

[@user-sb9dn5yx4t]

Not really, if you speak cantonese outside south china, few could understand you. but cantonese people can mostly understand mandarin.

[@diamondsaf5064]

I speak English already, I would like to learn: (in no particular order) 1. French 2. Spanish 3. Arabic 4. Japanese 5. Bangla 6. Hindi 7. Korean 8. German

[@niladrichatterji9140]

I also speak Bengali

[@danielrayn6694]

DiamondSaf 😂 and Chinese

[@user-pn1oh9ij1p]

I speak German and Japanese

[@vriiiii]

Can help u out with hindi and French

[@zannatulsneha2400]

Finally someone who wants to learn Bangla!! And Korean and Hindi at the same time!!

[@ACFF03]

I speak English Eu falo Português Yo hablo Español Je parle Français

[@kirilpopov7888]

As a Bulgarian I can easily learn any slavic language. Especially Russian and Serbian as I also can communicate with Serbs in my native language and we would understand each other.

[@mmmmm755]

I dont even master my mother tounge

[@erikschmidt357]

mmmmm755 Well sorry

[@erikschmidt357]

mmmmm755 Well :(

[@triplelp5462]

mmmmm755 Are you american?

[@mmmmm755]

TripleLP no

[@rickromeo5481]

TripleLP America is not a country, it's a fucking continent, you know that right?

[@onthatday8263]

I to be honest Found spanish easier than english im greek after all and there are plenty of similarities between greek and Spanish

[@frankderivae4097]

Between greek and latin you meant... in extenso with spanish because it is a vulgar latin language, also with italian, french, portuguese...

[@darkside12356]

thats because the influence of greek and latin is very strong in spanish and portuguese i mean that you already knew the bases of the lenguage cause it evolve from it, but spanish is harder than english cause in spanish we have a word for everything and it only means that, in english you can make the meaning of alot of words just from the context they are, so we can translate every word in english to spanish but they cant traslate every word from spanish to english with out using the same word for very context

[@NoName-ot7xj]

I speak Spanish and I think the Greek sounds very familiar to me, when I hear people speaking Greek it's as if they were speaking Spanish but obviously I do not understand it.

[@milesprower6542]

@@frankderivae4097 Believe it or not i've learnt spanish in a year and im still learning it's vocabulary it is easier for a greek person to learn spanish rather than english its just my opinion (btw im.the same person its just other account xd)

[@anneneville6255]

There are also plenty of similarities between Spanish and English

[@hosamalamir5400]

I speak 7 languages My mother tongue is arabic because i am syrian , i also speak german and english fluently , i can have a decent conversation using japanese , french and spanish , now i am learning korean , still in a basic level

[@violet-cm6lx]

I’m learning Spanish & Japanese ☺️💖

[@theweirdlifeofalex7988]

Languages I want to speak: 1. Spanish 2. Japanese 3. Portuguese 4. Greek 5. Hindi 6. Arabic 7. Korean I don't think I'll time to learn them all though!

[@marcomarkproductions]

The Weird Life Of Alex you could learn all of them... you just won’t be fluent

[@macacoamor8470]

U can speak all these languages faster if you hv the people to talk with you in that language.

[@manishmayank4199]

I can speak only the 5th one in your list😅

[@macacoamor8470]

@@manishmayank4199 then how about English??

[@manishmayank4199]

@@macacoamor8470 I can speak English...but it's only Hindi "in the list above" that I can speak. :)

[@jelenajaksic8609]

I am from Croatia and I speak Croatian, English, Italian, French, Latin fluently. English is so easy

[@soar3135]

Jelena Jaksic OHH that's very impressive! I'm from Bosnia (hello neighbor~) and I speak Bosnian, Spanish, German and English. I might take up Russian or French next year! My goal is to be fluent at at least 6 languages until I turn 20.

[@soar3135]

Server_Girl I have considered Korean and Japanese in the past but both seem incredibly hard. However, both languages are very beautiful and I wouldn't mind taking up something harder once I go through my language basics. What do you think?

[@kathens7755]

Zdravo!, učitim hrvatski.

[@Carlos-fi3xr]

I speak 3 of those fluently english spanish portuguese :)

[@naghamkh.8872]

Je parle français Eu falo português I speak English انا اتكلمُ العربية

[@vastiqtn]

Na kh Português é minha língua nativa. I also speak English and I want learn some French. Let’s talk☺️

[@deantimothy4386]

Moi aussi!

[@rrivera497]

yo hablo español

[@williamjones538]

Do you speak Spanish

[@OldChannel181]

I’m learning Japanese!!! ✨🌺💖

[@Cuktisntfunny]

Good luck

[@dupiti1033]

Well you're already writing I guess (konnichiwa) but how is it going so far? I'm interested too

[@JesusIsTheOnlyBegottenSonofGod]

Dupiti #10# why do you want to learn Japanese?

[@dupiti1033]

@@JesusIsTheOnlyBegottenSonofGod Ehehe, anime😏

[@JesusIsTheOnlyBegottenSonofGod]

Dupiti #10# me too, is that enough motivation for you?

[@gabrieltisnes9556]

coming from a Spanish native speaker, Spanish is not one of the easiest languages to learn as said in the video

[@FanderR]

Gabriel Tisnes lo dicen así, pero es fácil porque es un idioma con mucho sentido, que sigue reglas, mientras que el Inglés por ejemplo, puede ser totalmente ilógico a veces... por ejemplo el diferente sonido de las vocales... en distintas palabras... y ni siquiera usan acentos, es pura memoria. El Español es un idioma muy lógico y que sigue reglas, por lo que no te puedes inventar una palabra totalmente diferente a partir de un verbo... como por ejemplo "make" es hacer... pero make up es maquillaje... y ese solo es un ejemplo de cientos... sino miles..

[@gabrieltisnes9556]

tienes razon, pero para una persona cualquiera es mas facil aprender ingles que espanol

[@FanderR]

Gabriel Tisnes ...bueno eso depende de la habilidad de memorizar de cada persona... pero a lo que quiero llegar, es que no puedes entender algo que no tiene un sentido... es simple memoria.. y memorizar, no significa entender el "por qué". Yo amo el Español y me siento orgulloso de ser hablante nativo... es de procedencia latina, y es un honor conservar uno de los idiomas más preciados en el viejo mundo desde los inicios de la escritura, cultura e historia.

[@dizzybeiz8812]

Gabriel Tisnes It is so

[@JaxTheCartographer]

si es muy difícil

[@marseillewhitt5585]

I can speak English but some of my grammar is wrong. But I enchancing ang improving my vocabulary to make it wide and also I learning some of grammar rules, since I live in Philippines and I can understand Spanish because 30 percent of vocabulary of filipino languages are borrowed in Spanish. So I deciding to learn Spanish while I improving my English.

[@Bobobo-bo-bo-bobobo]

I'm learning Spanish atm, but I want to learn a lot of languages. Japanese and Arabic in particular.

[@MsEsme]

I’m a native Swedish speaker but also speak other languages too like English, Japanese & Spanish, I also understand a little bit of French but I can’t speak it

[@randomstuff8027]

No Waifu No Laifu i am native indian ,i can speak hindi , English and i am learning French

[@Ivan-jj3lh]

i'm from Texas, but i talk to many people all over the world on a daily basis, and Sweedish people are on another level. They learn multiple languages. Every Sweedish person i have met knows 3 languages, are very cultured and have no apparent superiority complex. Even though Sweedish have better Lifestyle than Americans. I think only Moroccons may be the only ones that know more languages than Sweedish people. They are taught to speak Arabic, morrocon, spanish, french, and English, and that is part of their school system. lol Meanwhile here in Ignorant closed of USA English is the only language really spoken, it is no wonder why arrogance levels are off the charts, it's the only language and world we know. I personally believe the "lengua franca" should be changed to another one, we are too privileged, and now the world caters to our language further feeding the ego. Spanish would be the next obvious choice, easy to learn and sounds nice.

[@anuragpatel3121]

Thank god..I am in a way to master(speaking without hesitation) english 😃

[@doublev4409]

Anurag Patel yep. Thank God me too.

[@KZ-hu9uj]

Good luck!

[@Safwan37x]

I speak Arabic, English, and just started German few days ago. It would be satisfaction to me if I learn it and Spanish. If anything more, it would be Sign language.

[@Safwan37x]

يوسف أحمد Are Deutsch and Türkisch close? Because I know two who knows them both like if one of them is a gift to you if you know the other😂😂?

[@bomdotcom2476]

Languages I want to learn (Checklist) - Spanish (in progress) - Italian - Japanese