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

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Chikan
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differently Klingon

Amazing suggestion. :kappa: Think of the 10s of people I could communicate with! :boge:

Russian, Dutch, Mandarin, Suomi and Kurdish :boge:

I like the Suggestions. C:

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    isnt mandarin a fruit

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    I know its hard to believe but some words can have more then one meaning!

    Yes.

     

    I know its hard to believe but some words can have more then one meaning!

     

    like gulliable is also a fruit :)

    Lithuanian cause its hard ;)xD

    could do creole.  Only good to speak in Haiti though. But if you knew creole you'd also know a good bit of french.

    learn dutch!  im from the UK and i have taught myself dutch. its a really fun language, if you want some tips on how to learn the language then watch kid shows like forexample if you chose to learn dutch then google 'dutch teletubbies' and watch it...and dutch nursery rhymes, dutch versions of your fave movies or the subtitled ones..

    also holland is only on the otherside of the british channel so its not that far if you want to visit there :) 

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