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What Langauge should I learn at work? (No programming)

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Chikan
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I'm bored af. I veggitate at work for 4 hours getting paid to do fuck all, might as well be productive from now on. Post some suggestions for me pls

Depends on what you wanna learn and your level of interest, but i would say maybe the languages that are of most use to you

Chinese

 

Edit: Just learnt Mandarin is actually Chinese facep.gif

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I could actually use Mandarin where I live quite often, they ship boat loads of college age kids to my city.

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    (learn spanish spoken alot and not to hard to learn ive heart ) 

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    (learn spanish spoken alot and not to hard to learn ive heart )

    Girlfriend of 2 years speaks Spanish, I have no desire to learn it despite that. :doge:

    swedish

    meh

    Scouse is always handy if you ever travel to liverpool (It's a shithole) All serious Mandarin

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    swedish

    meh

    Looks like I'll be picking up some 中国

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    japanese is a really cool language. Super hard to learn though.

    Already did that. :feels:

    differently Klingon

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