Which second language should i learn

German and Japanese are indeed two good options as far as the broad spectrum of the Engineering industry is concerned. Japanese is relatively more difficult than German. Additionally, Germany or Austria offers more opportunities for higher education. Career-wise, both are equally popular though he can choose German for the reason aforementioned.

And also is french too overcrowded for a job? Scandinavian Languages like Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, and Romance languages such as Italian, Spanish, Romanian, and Portuguese are some of the relatively easier languages for Indian and English-speakers! I am interested in learning Norwegian. Can you please advise where I can learn it in India? I am based in Maharashtra. Perhaps, you can try some books, online resources, and online tutor to learn Norwegian through self-study.

So what foreign language should I go for. You can pick a foreign language as a creative hobby and maybe in the future it will help you to find a job where language skill is an added advantage. Hello Sir, I am into I. If I learn any foreign language what are the career options available. Already replied. You can read — Foreign Language Courses in Pune All the top institute for various languages are mentioned.

I want to be a successful Spanish translator, and i am in 12th standards after completion my 12th study, what should i do? How to proceed further study and experiences.

Please guide me. You can pursue a 5-Year integrated course ie. To become a Spanish translator, one needs near-native proficiency. Sir, this article is so inspiring but i have some doubts regarding this. This will take years. Experience and language proficient are optional and added advantages. Even Intermediate level in any In-demand language is enough which can be achieved within 2 years. My qualification is MBA. You can choose between French and German since both are widely spoken languages in Europe.

As i said, all are equally good that is why different people have different choices. There is no better one. So,if some one learn Spanish here they also have to work on night shift or is there any circumstances for day shift. And which language is good for a digital marketer, French or German. Not all jobs are Night-shifts. You can find plenty of Day-Shift Spanish jobs in various industries. You can choose any language between these three since all are equally good.

Sir, I am your new commenter. I want to learn foreign language but I do not which language should I learn and which language has more important for professional at this time.

Please give some idea for it. Need help. Please give some good institute name and address. Location — Uttam Nagar, Delhi. It is difficult to suggest which language based on limited information. Top 5 can be a good start. Choosing which one to learn is an important decision. Read, Think, then decide. Take your time. Once you have decided, you can read Foreign Language Courses in Delhi. Because I have learnt it so many times but forget every time.

What should I do? I have a question mark over my career. Should I change my learning language. Learning a new language is always a new challenge.

You need to follow only two things. For example, finding your purpose can definitely help. You also need a trainer who can guide you at every step. Studies have shown that how you learn a foreign language impacts whether or not you will actually follow through it. The salary will depend upon several factors like which language, role and responsibility, other academic qualification, proficiency level, experience, company, job profile, location, just to name a few.

I would eventually like to pursue a career in translation and interpretation. In the comments above, you mentioned that having a specialized background in IT or engineering would give one better prospects at acquiring jobs at, for example, Samsung or Toyota.

I was wondering what some of the career prospects would be for someone with my background? Or translation and interpretation in which field of work would be most appropriate for someone with my educational background? Few points: 1 To become a translator or Interpreter, only language skills are required and for that, you need near-native proficiency in both the language Source as well as the target language.

This will take years or more for only 1 language. However, even for that it will take few years to learn any language. My Suggestion: 1 Choose one language. Take Language as a secondary skill. Maybe in the long run, you will find something good enough. Hi this is Manish i am 25 yr old.. Hello Sir! Please Help. Higher fluency in English is not mandatory for Spanish. English, however is an important international language. Therefore, you should improve it. You can pursue English course along with Spanish.

Diploma or Graduation for Spanish. Pursue Full-time Graduation in any subject and side-by-side also do some part-time Spanish course. With 12th, you will be eligible for mostly entry level jobs in call centres, kpo and bpo. Try to complete at least bachelor degree. For option ii and iii , you also have to pursue any Degree level course from any University. For i option, you have to apply in the next few days and admission is through entrance exam that will be held in early For ii and iii , you can apply after your 12th exam.

Sir currently I am a CA student and love to have foreign language in my profile but I am in dilemma which language should I opt as a commerce student and is there any criteria to learn any foreign language if yes please let me know.

That is why it is difficult to offer a generic answer. According to me, Without having a good reason, one should never learn any language. Ask yourself a few questions like why you should learn a language in the first place? How much time you can dedicate say 2 years or 5 years?

All the pros and cons of each language Top 10 language in this article is an excellent list , any specific goal, and so on. Once you are convinced enough about why and which, start learning it irrespective of which language you decide.

This will take a few months of reading but that would be totally worth it. Hello sir, I am doing my BA from kolkata I want to opt for one foreign language for my further studies can you please suggest which language I should study? Also, what value does a diploma course in a foreign language has? It is difficult to suggest which one. You can choose anyone from the top 5 as per your liking or preferences. For all the options in Kolkata, you can read — Language Courses in Kolkata. I almost read all your articles.

I am undergraduate studying bsc computer science. I am going to pursue masters in either computer science or animation and i would like to go abroad to work. So considering my field which is preferable language? That will depend upon the destination since IT skills are required in over 50 countries. It is better to concentrate on your ongoing career and learn language in future as per requirement.

Another option — Learn French or Spanish since both these languages are spoken in over 20 countries. It can add more value to your C. Which is the best language between German and Spanish for certificate course?

I want to make career in foreign language teacher in government or private institutions. I want to do certificate course of foreign language from st. Stephens college, DU. I am pursuing B. There is no best language. There are dozens of good reasons to pick any particular language. The DU admission process will start in May Sir, I really like the way you have written this useful article. I read your blog every week. I want to learn Italian because I like it.

Should I learn? Also what is the best institute in Delhi for Italian course? People can learn a lot especially when they have an interest in learning a foreign language. Since you have the interest, you should definitely learn it. Read — Foreign Language Institute in Pune.

Dear sir, First of all thank you so much for the marvelous work you have done, choosing a language to learn from so many options is really a pretty confusing task and often frustrating too, moreover all the content in the internet is geared towards USA and yours is the best and most detailed study regarding the Indian scenario.

My question is. Should I go for Japanese, Mandarin or Spanish? It is quite difficult to choose one. My personal preference is Japanese, followed by Spanish and Mandarin. Dear Sir, Thank you so much for your guidance. Moreover I have a very close friend who is on the same page with me and I guess having a regular partner enhances your practice. So Japanese it is. Thanks a lot Sir. Hi sir. There are not many part-time jobs for Language learners.

I have rarely seen anyone working in two different fields including languages. Part-time does not add the required experience and quite hectic too.

Additionally, Recruiters prefer specialists in a particular field. Teaching does offer part-time options. However, it is quite inflexible and thus requires full devotion to the profession. Both are good options. Hello sir, I am working in a bpo sector in gurgaon and pursuing graduation. And i want to learn foreign language so that i will get a good job in national or multinational company. So please sir guide me which foreign language is useful for me? French, German, Spanish and Japanese are top 4 options.

Over the past decade, The number of people seeking Jobs as a language specialist has increased significantly. Thus, to build a meaningful career, aim for higher proficiency that will take years. There is no practical benefit in any short-term courses. I am a housewife 37 yrs old. The benefits of learning a language are limitless! Learning a new language is a good hobby and at any age helps the brain. You can choose one of the european languages such as French, Spanish, or Italian.

I would like to study the language for 2 or 3 years. Between these 3 — I would suggest choosing between Japanese or Spanish. Since you only want to study years that also part-time. Thus, Spanish is a better option since it is relatively easy. French or Spanish are good choices and can enhance your career in IT sector. If you are ready to devout next few years say 40 hours per month for next 40 months , then Japanese or Mandarin are also good options.

Hi Sir, thank you for writing this article, it is very useful. I want to pursue my career in digital marketing and as well as in comic writing too. For foreign job opportunities I want to learn a foreign language. Which could be more profitable in field of digital marketing and being an interpreter? I am confused between Mandarin and Japanese. Reply soon sir! Thank you! Would you able to study for that long?

Think about that! Spanish is not that difficult. As, I want to further move and settle in Italy. Is the Italian consulate in Mumbai offering any courses from beginner to expert level? Currently, the Italian culture centre does not offer any courses in Mumbai. Sir please tell me after doing Chinese language course is there job opportunity in airlines. And if it is so, then tell me the what kind of positions or jobs are available in airlines.

May be i am not aware. While Foreign language is an added advantage in the Airline Industry but it is not mandatory to know Mandarin until and unless you are working in one of the airlines of China or Taiwan. Sir, good article. How about learning persian? I am a native marathi speaker and I am into IT field. I have a passion for poetry and literature. Given the similarity in script I was thinking of learning Persian or Arabic.

Please let me know what are your views on Persian vis-a-vis Arabic. If your reasons are only poetry and Literature, then Persian. Overall considering all factors from career to literature , then Arabic has an edge. While there are similarities in written scripts thanks to Perso-Arabic. However, Both languages are completely different. Thank you for the reply. I have gone through your articles.

Given that I am a working professional, I will not be able to join a college for a degree. I know it takes years of learning and hard-work — but does the work profile of above nature require a formal degree? Do people look for a real college degree or an online certificate with good command should be fine. I hate to say this but Online Language courses does not work.

Certificate course are not enough for anything. For all the career options you mentioned, minimum requirement is MA in the corresponding language or equivalent knowledge and that will take 5 years of classroom study. Arabic or Persian does not offer International proficiency test in India. So, No other option other than pursuing courses in any centres for few years.

The degree or certificate for high proficiency is required for most jobs. This is all about career and job opportunities. If you want to learn as a hobby, then you can try on own with whatever proficiency you can acquire.

Hi, I am in offset printing industry since last one decade into marketing. I was planning to go for Japanese — as there are many paper mills and thought that in future I may tie-up with them for their India operations. Pls guide. Not sure about paper mills and future opportunity.

However, Japanese is not compulsory for business collaboration. You can always hire someone for limited work. Do remember it will take 3 years to learn proper Japanese.

Is it worth it as per your requirement? Hello Sir, i am Ankit and just pursuing my B. Com 3rd year and i would like to know that in which language i would get higher salary and has an opportunity to tour the world and explore their culture and is best for future making perspective.

Every language offers good opportunities and it depends on the proficiency level, job profile and other skills. Thus, you can choose between French or Spanish or Arabic. Maybe you can make enough money and can utilize your saving to travel in different parts of the world. Which language will be suitable for my career? Both are widely spoken and either will be a great value-add to your C. Hello Sir, I am a Commerce student. I have completed my B.

I am interested in taxation and in future would like to be in the field of taxation. As China is the fastest growing economy and there are very few people in India who can speak Mandarin. From future prospective learning Mandarin is worth it for my career? And if not Mandarin then which language would be more preferable? Sir how long time it will take to learn the Japanese language completely. It will take years to learn Advanced Japanese.

I am not aware of any such mobile app through which one can learn proper Japanese. Mobile is distraction and Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji needs proper concentration. If it is not feasible for you to join any learning centre, you can try on own through good books. Maybe you will able to learn Beginners level Japanese. NO language is best. Learn the one as per your interest, career goal, existing skills, target sectors or industries, or countries.

Without any reason, learning any language is not very useful. Since French is the most taught foreign language in India, thus, French is probably the best choice for teaching. If you want to be a successful translator, then Japanese is the best answer. Classes is restricted to candidates aged between 11 to 17 years. Hello sir I am pursuing BA Eng honours 2nd yr. I am very much interested in language course, could you please suggest me which language course i have to opt for my better career….

Unfortunately, NO language is best. Mastering a foreign language takes time, dedication, and hard work, regardless of whether it is done in a classroom or through self-study or in an immersion setting. From my own experience, motivation and passion are everything as far as language learning is concerned. Hint — Career should not be the only reason. Hint — Start with Top Hint — Read various articles on this blog, use Google or Wikipedia. If you are going to spend 3 years learning a language, 3 weeks of research will be worth it.

In the end, 4 you will choose the one as per your liking and do let me know. I have written about 20 languages and I personally like 8 of them. Am a chartered accountant by profession. Choose one from Top 5 list. All five are equally good and will enhance your employment prospects. Choosing one is a very difficult task since all have different reasons to learn. If you cannot study beyond years, then French or Spanish is a good choice. Sr I am msc biotechnology, I am interested in learning foreign language..

You can choose between French and German. English, French, and German-speaking countries have a significant contribution to biotechnology, medicine, and science. In addition, you can also choose the language as per your target country where you might pursue a PhD course. I am learning a foreign language as it will add value to my resume and will help me in the current organization.

Due to limited free time, it would be difficult to master any East Asian Languages. French and Spanish are two popular choices and offer a wide range of career options in the IT sector. Please suggest sir. If less than 3 years, Choose between French, Spanish, or German. All are popular and offer many jobs worldwide. I achieved my academic goals and had additional time to do what I truly enjoy. There are many different forms of exchanges, even within Europe. Categories: Erasmus , Travels , Culture Beyond Erasmus: International Exchanges - English Speaking Destinations Usually when one thinks of a university exchange, the thing that comes to mind is European countries and foreign languages.

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Categories: Erasmus , Travels , Culture When your Erasmus city becomes your home We may think our Erasmus city will be our home for just a few months, but for some of us, it becomes home even after the mobility is over. The fastest way to learn a new language: 9 top tips. Which language will you find easiest to learn? Busuu Blog. Start learning for free. The stigmas are wearing, the variety of opportunities and those fortunate to have the experience are rewarded with purposeful academic and career paths.

But which foreign language has more job opportunities? These are the kinds of questions we asked our community of meaningful travelers, program administrators, and international education experts. Read on to learn our collective predictions for the 10 best foreign languages to learn abroad in Ziplining over the rainforests in Costa Rica, oohing and awing at Machu Picchu, and sunbathing on the sun-kissed coasts of Spain — that could be you while learning Spanish!

While learning any language can be difficult, language experts rank Spanish as one of the easiest languages to pick up for English learners. Programs offer short-term or long-term sessions, but six months is recommended. Spanish language programs are available for all ages, for private or group sessions, and at language institutes, camps, homestays, or universities.

Learn the tango, eat tropical fruits at the markets, or volunteer with children, all while gaining Spanish acquisition. From Canada to France to Switzerland to Morocco, a variety of immersive settings are available to study up on the language of fashion, philosophy, and romance. Program variations include summer language camps, homestay programs, and intense language courses at a university or institute.

Durations range from 4 weeks to a year or more, but long-term programs will provide you the most value for higher language acquisition. Most programs offer private lessons, group lessons, or you could choose hands-on experiential settings by volunteering, interning, or working.

Even better — surfing the coasts, playing soccer, or touring art galleries as part of the program will help give your brain a break while inheriting the language. Ooh la la! Japanese might not spring to mind when you think of one of the best language to learn abroad, but with over million speakers, and Japan being a strong economic force in science and technology, knowing Japanese comes in handy.

An array of Japanese program options are available from language institutions to private tutors to homestay placements and more. Many programs offer cultural excursions, internships to gain work experience, and even language exchange partners. Tokyo offers students an immersive experience with a standard dialect and modern skyscrapers, but rural areas on the islands offer a small-town feel with friendly people and beautiful surroundings.

Six week courses are the most common. However, Japanese challenges students with its characters and script, so longer programs will benefit learners the most.

Learn how to create sushi, try on a kimono, wave to Hello Kitty, and practice your favorite karaoke tunes by learning Japanese abroad!