Can you help me choose, I m 21 years old, do I want to learn Spanish, or do I want to learn jazz dru

Spanish. Learning one more language will be very helpful in the future, which is equivalent to making a lot of friends. If you want to jazz drums, you can love it when you have time! That's okay too, hehe!!

Learn to play the drums. can complement each other.

If you like to play the drums, then learn to play the drums, if you give up the drums, then you will regret it in the future, believe me, don't give up what you like, and keep going, besides, do you like tooth language? Can you learn it? That's all I can say, my experience as someone who has come before.

To be honest, you can have the best of both worlds, you don't need to use your brain when you start to use your brain when you practice the basic skills of drumming (40 snare drums and the like), and you don't need to use your brain when you start to practice the basic skills of drumming, and you can practice your basic skills when you learn Spanish.

Because it's a small language, it will definitely play a supporting role in the future, but it's not your hobby.

Playing drums is your hobby, and if you want to learn it, you will definitely be motivated.

No, you can learn Spanish first and then jazz drums. Or the other way around.

It depends on what you think of your girlfriend, if you think she is important, you will learn Spanish, if you think you are more important than her, you will learn jazz drums.

It's better to learn a foreign language. Musical instruments can only be a hobby.

Which do you prefer?

If you don't have a steady income, learn a foreign language. Good for your future. Useful. And it's cheaper than learning drums.

Start a business, then learn to drum, after all, life is too lonely, why ask the reason for indulgence. Your girlfriend is tired of learning a foreign language, you can play the drums for her. Good luck!

It's up to you to think about it.

Only Beijing New Oriental has a one-year planning class, and I applied decisively, and I can learn a lot of things in a year, and the teacher is also very good. And**great value. Recommend Beijing New Oriental Spanish planning class.

I suggest you refer to the following.

Beijing Xubo Spanish Training School, Chinese and foreign teachers first-class, teaching first-class, more secure.

It mainly depends on your financial situation, if the financial conditions allow, of course, going to Spain is the best choice. Whether it is in terms of language environment or living atmosphere. Moreover, many schools in Spain are very famous, especially for business, tourism, art and design courses, and the financial guarantee is still very low compared to other European countries.

With a Schengen visa, you can apply for permanent residence after 5 years of residence. International students also enjoy social welfare, the economy is developed, it is one of the top ten industrial countries in the world, and it is very authentic to learn Spanish Argentina is also good, and it is also a Spanish-speaking country. The cost of living abroad is lower than in Spain.

There are fewer public institutions. The University of Buenos Aires, the Argentine University of Commerce, and the Argentine University of Science and Technology are all very good. Depending on the school, the required language scores are also different, and the general rule is that you can directly apply for a bachelor's degree if you take the Dele to B2 exam for Spanish majors, and you don't need to learn the language.

In fact, about 50% of the graduates of the major go to Spain to listen directly to the Spanish lectures and still can't keep up, it is recommended to go to Spain to learn the language and learn the language well, come on, I wish you all the best.

Cities in Latin America can be checked, and Spain is the first choice. I finished my study abroad course at OLE Spanish and am currently living at Bangamo University. I should go to Mexico in the summer.

Studying in Spain is generally more expensive than in Latin American countries, and Cuba is a good choice, where the cost is relatively low. Tens of thousands can go abroad. That's where my university teacher came back.

Of course, I went to Spain, Spain, like most EU countries, public universities are free, and international students in public universities enjoy the same treatment as domestic students, it is very cost-effective, and the quality of teaching is also very high, many century-old schools, support studying in Spain!

Learning things may be more effective by being more systematic. For example, if you use English the most in your current work, then strengthen the English first, and there will be no harm in doing it. There is an interpreting certificate exam in Shanghai, which is divided into intermediate and advanced.

Each level consists of two stages: a written exam and a two-stage oral exam. The written test consists of listening, reading and translation, and those who pass the written test can take the second stage of the oral test within two years (the test is twice a year in spring and autumn).

The difficulty of the written test for intermediate interpreting is equivalent to about level 6, so if you have passed level 4, it should be more appropriate to learn this. The difficulty of the written test for advanced interpreting is comparable to that of the Specialist 8, so those who have studied English in a major class or have a very good foundation in English (level 6 580 or above) can learn this. I have taken classes there and am very satisfied with the teacher, and it should be quite appropriate for the landlord to apply for an intermediate interpreting class.

If you do it well, you will be able to improve your listening, speaking, and writing skills.

As for the second foreign language and other interests, it is not impossible to learn, but it is best to have a little foundation and strong motivation, otherwise it is easier to give up halfway.

I've taken the interpreting exam, to be honest, it's not so simple, especially the foreigner's accent really gives me a headache, in fact, the comprehensive ability is not difficult, the trouble is the practice, and what topic to catch up with is not necessarily really very basic.

Now that you have a foundation in English, let's learn Spanish, there are really not many Chinese and Western English translations in China, and Spanish talents are very popular. Self-study is definitely not good, it is recommended that you find a professional school to register for a class, the entry foundation is very important, and the improvement will be fast after laying a good foundation. Beijing's Qianyi heard that it was very good, so you can ask 01059002219

IT or something should be a hobby, there are too many people in database programming and the like, and they have nothing to do with your work, and they don't really help your work.

There are different levels of difficulty for English interpreting, so you can choose according to your level.

Spanish is not simple, and from my experience, the average person can't learn anything in 3 months with a part-time class. Moreover, Spanish is more difficult than English, and it is not easy to learn effectively without a good foundation in English and great interest.

So I suggest that you choose to strengthen your English, after all, it has a foundation and is a universal language.

If you interpret in English, you can buy interpreting books, and there are teaching skills. But I think it's better to communicate more and practice more. In fact, you can also watch foreign language movies and TV series, listen to foreign language songs, of course, to find what interests you.

Try to hear the content clearly and imitate the accent. Diligence, the effect should be good. Spanish is a small language, so it's a good choice, but the grammatical structure is more difficult.

In terms of computer access, it is actually not difficult, there are many tutorials on the Internet, and you can watch them when you have time. In fact, PS is a few useful. Hope it helps

I think you should learn English first, but your description seems to be a bit contradictory, since face-to-face communication is barrier-free, then listening should be good. If you have hearing problems, you can watch more American dramas, the version without subtitles.

Don't learn computers.

If you're going to the U.S., you can learn Spanish, which you can use a lot there, and it's good for finding a job.

I think you can strengthen your English first, and then you can learn Spanish in your free time, because you are doing foreign trade work, you know more than one language will definitely help, and now Spanish is widely used, you have a lot of leisure time, you can consider learning a small language, so it also enriches your life, I suggest you can consult the Spanish school on the Internet, Beijing Qianyi Spanish School I recommend you to take a look!

Hello classmates, I won't talk about the qualifications of our teachers here, these are just one-sided words for you no matter how others introduce them before you actually start the class (everyone can blow their own teachers to the sky).

Here I just want to say that in the OLE overseas class, the visa approval rate is more than 90%, and there are almost no students who are denied visas because of language. OLE can issue a certificate of 500 class hours recognized by the Spanish Consulate (visa required), and in order to ensure the gold content of the class certificate, we will regularly test students to ensure that no student is left behind. This certificate will only be issued if you pass the OLE regular exam.

You can think of it this way, if you have a certificate of class time issued by OLE, you will drop the chain in terms of language during the interview. The Spanish Consulate will not give OLE the qualification to issue a certificate of class time, let alone recognize our certificate! It doesn't matter if you're a beginner or not.

Many of the classes offered by OLE are for beginners.

Secondly, we have cooperation authorization letters from many leading universities in Spain, including the Complutense University of Madrid (Spanish ranking), the Autonomous University of Barcelona (Spain ranking, the University of Barcelona (Spain ranking), the University of Santiago de Compostela (Spain ranking, etc.). We are the designated school for the pre-language training of these universities in China. In Shanghai, in addition to ole, there is also one that cooperates with the University of Alcalá in addition to foreign universities, but you can check the ranking of Alcalá yourself.

Finally, by the way, from March 17th to March 18th, an international education exhibition will be held at the East Asia Pavilion in Shanghai. Universities from all over the world will attend, including schools in Spain. It will be helpful to get to know the universities in Spain or other countries.

If you have time, you can visit it.

Hope it helps.

ole Spanish Spanish Faculty Affairs.

Here in Shanghai, I studied at OLE, which is not bad, and I am now over B1.

It's good, the time coincides with me, and the school is at the intersection of Nanxin.

OLE is the only school in China that only teaches Spanish.

Go and learn, there are no academic requirements for the language, you can learn if you want to, you check ole Spanish, there are online and offline classes, it has been open for more than ten years, very good.

First of all, in the words of a New Oriental teacher who taught us, don't learn German, the first is too complicated, and the second is a dying language.

Personally, I think Japanese is pretty good, especially since most of the foreign language teachers I know have studied Japanese as a second language. However, it is said that Japan's competitiveness has been declining in recent years, and it is not recommended by foreign language teachers who teach us Chinese language.

French, of course, is not a small language, but it is also very popular, at least in European countries, in addition to English and Spanish, the most widely used is French.

Personally, I think the most promising is Spanish.,But it's not easy to learn.,That big tongue I haven't pronounced yet==.

Arabic words ... Girls still don't want to study that place doesn't welcome women.。。 MS University doesn't look for girls either.,It's said to be.。

It's better to consult with some English teachers

German, there are a lot of companies in our country that cooperate with Germany.

Spanish and Portuguese are good, English is too popular, there are many Japanese, and Korean is not advantageous.

The language of a small country will be more popular, after all, scarcity is expensive. But only if you learn well.

It's good to learn everything.

Japanese and French are good, as well as Spanish or German, and I personally think that French is better, although Japanese is a little easier to learn, but the thought of a small mm bowing while "Minna, Aliado" always feels a little.

Spanish is good, easy to learn and enjoyable.

The brothers upstairs basically don't speak a small language.

Nowadays, the reason why small languages are popular is because there are few people who learn them, so there is a shortage of talents, such as Japanese, French, Portuguese or Spanish.

It is highly recommended here that you learn Hebrew.

I have a Hebrew student at Peking University, who has just arrived in his junior year, and he has already settled on a job, which is very popular.

Japanese is relatively easy for Chinese to learn.

My first cousin is at Wuhan University.

Now the animation industry is very popular, and the number of otaku in the world is soaring, and the prospects for the future are definitely better.

Think about French! Actually, I'm studying Japanese myself, but I'm getting better at French more and more! I hope you choose carefully!

The official languages of the United Nations are Chinese, French, Russian, English and Spanish (Arabic became its official language in 1973).

Learn Spanish.

French is the hardest to learn.

But it's quite useful to learn well

Can be elective.

Spanish, Japanese, Burmese.

Take Beijing Second Foreign Chinese, if you can.

The Portuguese language is very good, the region has a developed economy and a small population.

Arabic, there is money in that place!

Spanish.

Japanese is not good, and this language is already a big one.

Come according to your own interests and hobbies, there is a way out for those who are good at linguistics.