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Good Russian. The employment prospects for Russian-speaking talents are hot.

In the past two years, the number of students studying in Russian-speaking countries has been on the rise. According to relevant data, the number of domestic students studying in Russian-speaking countries has increased by more than 50% this year, and the growth rate in 2010 has reached 200% compared with 2009. In addition to high school graduates, there are many international students who are secondary school and vocational high school students. In addition, it has been learned from the cases of applying to study in Europe over the years that the number of students studying in Russian-speaking countries such as Belarus, Ukraine, Russia, and Estonia is also gradually heating up.

In addition to the northern region, Sichuan, Hunan and other provinces and municipalities are also increasing the number of students studying in Russian-speaking countries, and many international students are aiming at St. Petersburg State Technical University, St. Petersburg State University and other excellent universities, of which 30% of students choose Tchaikovsky Academy, Glinka Academy, Belarusian State Academy, Repin Academy of Fine Arts, Surikov Academy of Fine Arts and other well-known art institutions. When talking about the future employment prospects of Russian-speaking talents, taking 2010 as an example, the heads of state of China and Russia have met six times so far, and the prime minister's regular exchange of visits has reached 15 times. In addition, due to the strong complementarity between China and Russia, such as the Beijing Yabao Road market has become a window for Russian-speaking countries.

It is understood that China is expected to resume Russian language education in primary and secondary schools, and Russian language teachers are bound to be in demand. Compared with the high cost of studying in European countries, the cost level of Russian-speaking countries is almost equal to that of domestic universities, which makes it easy for Chinese students to realize their dream of studying in Europe; Secondly, the Russian-speaking diploma is recognized by all countries in Europe and the United States; In addition, Russian-speaking countries are among the world's leading majors in science and engineering, arts, medicine, psychology, and education. At present, Russia's more popular clinical, stomatology, law, psychology, petroleum, international trade and other science and engineering and business majors have a high employment rate, and the demand for domestic Russian talents is gathered in large cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen, and the career direction covers petroleum majors, first-class translators, tour guides, exhibition personnel, etc.

In addition, there is not much difference between Spanish and Portuguese, so it can be said that it is a dialect of Spain, and they can easily understand each other's words.

I studied German, which is the same language as English, but very different. It's a bit difficult, but the voice phase is pretty easy. It's just that the grammar is difficult.

I don't think French is suitable for self-study, and French pronunciation is more difficult.

Actually, I would have liked to recommend Korean as well, because it is relatively easy to learn among small languages, and it is much easier to learn Japanese after learning Korean. After all, although Japanese is easy at the beginning stage, it is the kind that becomes more difficult the later you go, and it is very detailed in grammar and terminology.

I don't know much about Russian and Italian, but Italian talents are scarce in China, so you can also consider it.

I hope it will be useful to you.