I am a high school student, and I want to learn a language that will be good for employment and univ

It's better to concentrate on learning English. If you choose Russian or Japanese, it will be different from the students around you, and the teacher will not be easy to guide, which may cause you to be very upset and not conducive to learning. Of course, it doesn't matter if you're in a school that has a special class in Japanese or Russian.

However, most of the students around me who learned minor languages earlier suffered relatively much, because Japanese and Russian were rarely used in life, and they quickly forgot about it, and when the time came, there was nothing to gain, and English was also pulled down, and there was no way to compete with those who learned English well. So I think it's very, very necessary to learn English well. After all, English is the language that has been promoted to the world, and it will be difficult to learn it well if you want to stand on it in this era of globalization.

If you read the world's top academic journals in the future, the vast majority of them are in English.

If you have the spare time, you can learn Japanese or Spanish. Japan and China** have very close contacts, and there is a need for many Japanese language talents in this area. Spanish is the most spoken language in the world, and it is also considered a semi-global language, and you can hear people speaking Spanish in many places.

In this paragraph, I'm talking about help with your day-to-day work, not your preferred language. ）

If you choose a small language for a university major, in fact, the employment of many languages is not bad (I don't know if it will cool down in a few years, this year seems to be less attractive), and it is relatively easy to find a job because there are very few classes in the country.

Small Chinese languages are very proficient, such as Croatian, Portuguese, and even Arabic and Japanese, so that you will not have to worry about employment after college.

Personally recommend learning Portuguese, it's not difficult. In addition, many diplomatic missions now need Portuguese interpreters, etc., and my mother's university only recruits 8 Portuguese majors this year, so I don't have to worry about employment after graduation!

It's very popular to learn Japanese now, but I personally recommend not learning it, because Japanese has already started to become popular, and it will be rare and expensive in the future!

Go learn the language of the Martians, no earthlings have learned it yet, hurry up!

What language to learn depends on personal preference, like me, I like nice languages, so I learned Japanese first and then French. Some people like to take on the challenge of learning German, Spanish or whatever, but if you don't even know what language you like or what you're good at or what it is useful for, it's best not to learn it, because learning a language is difficult for most people.

In the case of a university, it is recommended to go to a university such as "Foreign Language and Foreign Trade", because a school basically has its own range of specialties, no matter what major you study, you will still be influenced by most of this specialty in that school, and basically the school's activities will also be affected by the school's specialties, and even your future career tendencies. For example, foreign trade students will be relatively exposed to foreign trade foreign languages, and it will be easier to use them in the future.

In fact, the world is changing rapidly, and one or several languages may not be popular today and not so popular tomorrow, and then the range of choices you can choose will become very narrow, of course, if you are particularly fanatical about certain regions and countries, it is not recommended to insist on learning one or at most two languages for the whole four years of college.

Majoring is really important, not only about interests, but also about career orientation. I really have a lot of free time in college, and I can learn one or several languages on my own.

The above is purely a personal opinion, the landlord's college major and other major matters should be carefully considered, and it is okay to listen to the opinions of parents appropriately, of course, subject to the landlord's ideas. ）

English must be learned.

You can learn small languages, and the most important thing that interests you is the most.

French, Japanese, German, Italian, Spanish.

Generally, the language school of 1 college is good, North 2 Foreign Language, Shanghai Foreign Language, 2 Tianjin Foreign Chinese.

In fact, college is mainly on your own, in what school, as long as you work hard, you will still become a talent

Every language is good to learn, if you learn English well, plus a small language, then you are very good,

It depends on what language you prefer, but English is the most popular one right now. There are also many small languages, depending on your preferences. If you want to learn English, it is better to go to Beijing to speak Chinese, of course, every school has an English major, and determine your goals according to your grades.

Language is a boring subject, but if you know what you want, it's a joyful process. Language is an ability that people are born with, and it can be systematically studied as a professional study, but it is not the best choice as a way to find employment.

Peking University School of Resources is good, I recommend you to come to Peking University School of Resources... Of course, there is also employment here, all aspects of management are very strict, you can learn real things, real things, and there is cooperation with HNA, there is security after graduation in the future, I hope I can help you.

Beijing Foreign Chinese University, Shanghai Foreign Chinese University, this is the best.

Peking University Chinese Department, the best.