Which foreign language other than English would help you?

I think it's better to learn French, like some places in Canada, some places in Brazil, and some places in Africa all speak French, and French is very beautiful, it is the most rigorous language in the world, and the most important thing is to learn French well, so you can have some independent ability to learn languages like Spanish, Portuguese, German, etc.

According to my future development positioning, if I compare Korean and Japanese, I personally think Japanese is still recommended!

Depending on what kind of work you want to do in the future, in general, China has a lot of cooperation with Japan and South Korea, and both languages are okay. However, there are so many people studying Japanese these days that I don't have any advantages personally. If you want to learn, it is best to find a tutorial class to get started.

After getting started, you can study on your own. The benefit of tutorial classes is that you can pronounce them accurately.

Heilongjiang Bincai Japanese is relatively good, you can check.

If you are interested in business, you can learn French, because many international business documents are available in French.

Japanese. Self-study + online courses. It's economical and saves money.

Japanese is recommended because the Japanese are very good at electrical appliances, cars have famous brands, and the relationship with China is very close, and there are more people to learn, find tutorial classes, and it is easier for comrades to work together.

The face-to-face class is not as good as the network economy, because the road fee is more, it cannot be listened to, and it may not be a good teacher to teach, and the online class is free to study at any time, and the scale effect leads to a relatively much cheaper tuition fee, and they are all famous teachers. The online class is very well equipped, and you can ask questions online at any time, and someone will reply in a day or two, so it's very good.

Korean. Now China and South Korea not only have geographical advantages, Weihai across Shandong should be the closest, there are many policy reasons, many Koreans come to China to invest, personally think that it is better to find a large enterprise, small one is a bit picky.

In addition, when it comes to employment, I don't think you have to work in a big city, because although there are many Korean-funded companies there, there are also many Koreans, and if you are majoring in Korean, you may have fewer advantages if you go.

I think if you have a specific major and know Korean, you still have an advantage in Korean-funded companies.

Will you go abroad to develop in the future?

Be good at using resources. For Chinese, English is a foreign language after all, Chinese language. Lack of environment, lack of opportunities for use. Then, it is necessary to turn our attention to some activities. For example, English salons, English interest groups, etc.

The way to learn English is to listen more, read more, and write more. In the morning, when I memorize words, listening is a matter of listening and practice. Speaking English requires you to speak it in English every day and practice it slowly.

The best way to learn English is to read more, write more, practice more, provide an English speaking environment, and usually speak and read boldly, which is very beneficial to the improvement of English. The best way is to design a mind map to review the key and difficult knowledge of English together, which will deepen the impression and work well.

English is still a difficult subject for Chinese students to learn, because English and Chinese do not belong to the same language family, and their word order is different. There are still some useful learning methods for learning English: 1. When memorizing English words, you should memorize similar and similar English words, so that you can learn the words and remember them firmly; 2. Understand and memorize key sentence patterns; 3. Learn to use language knowledge points on the basis of understanding; 4. Be able to use English tenses flexibly, and be proficient in English grammar knowledge in practice; 5. Listen more, read more, write more, and practice more.

1. Be diligent, English is a language subject, the difficulty of learning is relatively small, as long as you are willing to spend time on this homework, you will definitely improve your grades, then we need to be diligent at this time. Memorize more, memorize more, read more.

2. Master the learning method, and you must take your mistakes seriously at this stage of high school. You also have to prepare a mistake board, and you have to accumulate all your mistakes in this book. After that, I kept looking at the memories and kept remembering.

Reflect on why you are wrong and which knowledge point you have not yet mastered. Find the reason for your mistake and promise not to do it again next time. It should also be marked that after that, you should review the knowledge you have learned in advance, and look at the mistakes of each week.

After a long time, it is impossible for your grades not to improve.

3. Extend knowledge, in junior high school, we all have vocabulary is not enough, once we reach high school, we have to memorize many words every day. There are still many students who choose to memorize some vocabulary lists, but the layout of some vocabulary lists is arranged according to letters, which is more boring to memorize. In terms of memorizing words, you can also grasp some small knowledge, you can associate the word with a story, so that you can remember it interestingly.

And this kind of memorization will also be good for your brain, which is to develop your imagination and grasp some of the key points of learning.

Korean is good! And it's close to the mainland, and the tourism culture is also very rich, so I think you can try it. But you still have to learn English, because it is universal, and learning English will be a plus for your future employment.

Japanese, because it is transformed from our kanji, some characters are the same as our kanji, and some characters have similar pronunciations to our kanji.

I feel that Russian is very practical, and many schools have started to have Russian language classes, so I can learn Russian from an early age.

In my hometown, many schools began to run Russian classes, but instead of learning English, they studied Russian as a foreign language subject, and recruited many Russian language teachers.

If you want to develop in Japan, Japanese and Russian are more practical.

If you want to go abroad, it is more practical to learn a small language, but now there are many people who are good at small languages, and it is not very safe to work abroad.

Let's go Japanese, I'm studying Japanese now.

If nothing else, let's just say that if it meets the needs of daily culture and entertainment, I think it is better to learn Japanese, first, Japanese culture has a certain influence in China; Second, the rules of Japanese pronunciation and phonics are simpler than English.,For beginners.,Maybe Japanese kanji sometimes only know its meaning and won't spell it.,But that's good to adapt.,I studied Japanese on my own in my spare time for three years.,I feel pretty good.,Although it's not verified.,But I can understand some Japanese conversations.,Understand some Japanese subtitles.。

Foreign language learning still depends on the general trend of the world. English is still the mainstream of foreign languages, and the study of large Chinese languages such as Japanese, Russian, and Korean can be considered, and the study of small languages such as Arabic and Spanish does not have to be planned by the state.

During the internship process, I found that there are many languages that are needed, including Thai, Indonesian, and Vietnamese. Try all of these!

French. French was once known as "the most beautiful language in the world", and France is also a developed country in Europe, Paris is also a romantic capital, is a tourist attraction, although Notre Dame Cathedral is now on fire, but I believe that it will be able to restore its original appearance after rebuilding. I have a friend who took a second major in English, and then her second major also required a minor minor, and she chose French.

I asked her why she chose French, and she said that there are some aspects of French that are familiar with English, and it is not particularly difficult to learn, and she also said that she wants to learn French because she wants to travel to France in the future. So I also feel that French is a practical language.

Look at it** The Northeast is, of course, Korean, Japanese, Russian.

Of course, we in Guangxi are the international language of Vietnam, Thailand, and ASEAN.

Croatian is more practical. Because of an elegant and noble piece "Croatian Rhapsody", formerly known as "Maxim Rhapsody". And the original dance of this piece (classical ballet female solo) is really beautiful!

It goes without saying which country you have more contacts with **, more frequently, and which country you will learn

I think Japanese is more practical, and although I don't have a good impression of Japan, there's no denying that Japanese anime is very good. In addition to that, there is a lot to be desired.

Personally, I think Japanese is relatively easy to learn. Coming out to work, especially if you do foreign trade, it is quite advantageous. If you want to watch Japanese comics, you don't have to stare at translating subtitles.

In addition to English, I think you can also learn French, German, and Russian.

French literary works are like a sea, and you can become a researcher of French literary works and contribute to the translation of famous works. At the same time, you can improve your literary literacy.

Germany is a world leader in industrial technology, and learning German can understand the core principles of German industry, so that you can have a deeper and better development in the field of industrial science and technology.

I think Spanish is more practical because Spanish is the most spoken language in Europe and abroad besides English.

For example, many foreign trade companies need people who come back to Spanish and then come to them as translators, and now more and more schools are also offering Spanish as a major.

In addition, more and more people are traveling to some European countries now, so if you go to work as a tour guide or a translator, you will have a good income and a good job, so I think Spanish is quite practical.

In my opinion, in addition to learning English, it is also more practical to learn Korean, because with the increasing cultural exchanges between China and Korea, many Korean TV dramas, variety shows, and even cosmetics will choose Korean products, so if you can master Korean well, it will not only be convenient for you to better appreciate Korean culture, but also help you buy better Korean cosmetics.

Japanese. With the increasing development of the country, there is also a lot of business with Japan, and the intersection of tourism and entertainment requires a lot of talents in this area.

Japanese is relatively simple, so if you have limited time and energy and want to learn more than one foreign language, Japanese is recommended.

French is difficult, all words have yin and yang, plus different tenses, but it sounds good, and it is recommended for those who want to go to France and other French-speaking countries to develop or work in related foreign companies.

German is too hard to hear, and there is value in learning it, but I personally don't recommend it.

Spanish is a popular language and can be used in a wide range of languages, and as far as I know, the grammar and pronunciation are not significantly more difficult than English.

First of all, German is an industrial language. If you want to study industry, then German is naturally very good. The most important Japanese language in Japan is anime and some kind of movie. Of course, Japan's industry is also important. Obviously, none of this means much to you.

If you're studying food, it's good to learn French. Because first of all, France is a gastronomic capital. The variety of food and the reputation are good. Nutrition and health are also emphasized. Nowadays, the most famous thing in Western food is French cuisine.

Finally, it is recommended that you learn English. English is still relatively easy to learn. If you don't learn well, you can only say that you don't have a good teacher to guide you to get started.

German: Considering that Germany's machinery and equipment are relatively developed, it is better for engineering students to learn German'Spanish: In the United States, a large number of people can speak Spanish, and if you want to go to those places in the United States and North America, learning Spanish is very practical.

French: Like other European languages, it is relatively difficult to learn Japanese and Korean: it is easy to learn and relatively fast to learn.

In terms of the food industry, as you said, there are many Japanese and Korean companies, and there are many cooperation with Chinese companies, and it is easy to learn quickly, so it is not easy to give up halfway, so it is recommended to learn Japanese or Korean.

I don't mind learning Korean, because there is a Korean ethnic group in China, and they can all be translators, and you can't compete with them after you finish learning. Let's learn Japanese.

Learning French can help you improve your memory and problem-solving skills, both of which are often used to get high grades in other subjects. In today's world, it is not enough to speak a foreign language. A student who can speak multiple foreign languages will have a multiplied chance of being in the international job market in their home country and in Senrang.

Learning one more foreign language gives you an extra wealth and opens up another world of personal and professional life.