Someone give me some advices please (1 Viewer)

[ilovemarek]

Which language should I learn?

German or Russian?

Which one would be better???????????????????????

Someone give me some advices please...................................

Thanks a lot!!!

 

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[juvelover]

i depends , are u suppoosed to ? college ? work ?

 

[ilovemarek]

college.

 

[Martin]

Depends on what plans you have. If you foresee any future business associations with Russian companies or in Russia or whatever, then Russian would be handy. For the same reason, if you plan to deal in some way with the German speaking world, then German. If you don't expect to use either language at all, there's no point in picking any one of them.

 

[ilovemarek]

I'm going to enter the college this year and I have to take the foreigner language class.

 

[Stephañho!]

1) which country are you from?
2) which studies would you undertake?

 

[Rhizoid]

Every foreign language learned makes you worth an additional human being

Whether you're going to use it or not, you have nothing to lose in learning a foreign language.

 

[Rami]

What about elvish Rhizoid? would that make you an additional human being

 

[Slagathor]

++ [ originally posted by Rhizoid ] ++
Every foreign language learned makes you worth an additional human being

Oh schizophrenia alert

About the languages; Russian is spoken basically only in Russia. German is spoken as native language in Germany, Austria and large parts of Switzerland and as a second language in basically any European country south or east of Germany.

Thought that tid bit of information might help you but it depends on SO many factors. You're gonna have to give us more to work with here.

 

[ilovemarek]

++ [ originally posted by Stephañho! ] ++
1) which country are you from?

Taiwan..........well, basically it isn't a country, but it is a sovereign area.

++ [ originally posted by Stephañho! ] ++
2) which studies would you undertake?

extracurricular activities



BTW, are you from Espana?

 

[Slagathor]

Also - you seem to be pretty good at English so German would be easier for you to learn. Both are Germanic languages whereas Russian is a Slavic language. Very different, much harder if you are not already in any way associated with something Slav.

 

[ilovemarek]

++ [ originally posted by Erik ] ++
Also - you seem to be pretty good at English so German would be easier for you to learn. Both are Germanic languages whereas Russian is a Slavic language. Very different, much harder if you are not already in any way associated with something Slav.

You mean that I'm pretty good at English?
Thanks a lot!!!!!!!
You come from Netherlands, don't you?
Do you guys speak Germany in your country?

 

[Slagathor]

++ [ originally posted by ilovemarek ] ++
You mean that I'm pretty good at English?
Thanks a lot!!!!!!!
You come from Netherlands, don't you?
Do you guys speak Germany in your country?

You're welcome! And no, German is a very rare language here. Our native
language is Dutch, our second language English, our third language French and
our fourth German. Though I believe German has to share its place with
Spanish...

Here's a map of Europe in second languages that I found. This is pretty much
how I learned it at school too so it can't be too far off of it.

It said that this is a map of Europe in second languages as they are most
often used to conduct international business in. It also said that every nation in
Europe is slowly shifting towards English.

 

[ilovemarek]

Oh, thank you for your information!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
BTW, I'm on MSN now, that's talk on it!!

 

[Slagathor]

Can't, gotta go. But I hope that helped

 

[ilovemarek]

It really help!!!!!!

I'm really appreciate your help!!

 

[BarkuZ-yes i am an ass]

Erik,that language card is a pure bullshit,especially for ex-yugoslavian part.......we aren't in post ww2 era anymore.....

 

[Slagathor]

Well I didn't make it. How the hell would I know?

You save it and better it in MS Paint if it's such a problem to you

EDIT: It said that this is a map of Europe in second languages as they are most often used to conduct business with. It also said that every nation in Europe is slowly shifting towards English.

Feel better now?

 

[ilovemarek]

++ [ originally posted by barkuss ] ++
Erik,that language card is a pure bullshit,especially for ex-yugoslavian part.......we aren't in post ww2 era anymore.....

Where are you from?

 

[Stephañho!]

++ [ originally posted by ilovemarek ] ++
extracurricular activities

BTW, are you from Espana?

Being misled by the hispanic ~ perhaps?... No, I'm not Spanish.

I understand you're not following the regular courses program. But what is it that you study? It could be important as regards to which foreign language to opt for.