>Click your fingers
>Understand three languages fluently in spoken and written word
Which three?
>Click your fingers
>Understand three languages fluently in spoken and written word
Which three?
Mandarin
Arabic
French
Does it include keeping my native language?
Because I'd like Chinese, and then maybe Russian and Arabic.
But I like English more.
Classical Chinese
Classical Greek
Classical Latin.
Boom.
jap
msa
russian
I'd go for the full Axis Powers experience.
>Italian: The beautiful language of the trio. Get to understand opera, comfy resort by the sea in a country with God-tier history.
>German: The brutal language to swear at people. Also a little bit of Opera. Get to go to the best places in Central Europe. Be Germanophile.
>Japanese: Consume most culture from there, most people don't speak English so it makes practical sense, immense bragging rights
Don't chose a language that'll send you to a third world shithole by your employer (Arabic, Mandarin, etc). Don't chose a language that'll make you sound like a pretentious cunt (Latin, Sanskrit, etc) and don't chose an irrelevant one spoken by less than ten million people (Irish, Finnish, etc)
japanese
mandarin
arabic
Japanese would definitely be worth it for doujinshi alone.
Dog
Women
GAMS
>German
>Don't chose a language that'll send you to a third world shithole
? ? ?
Latin
Arabic
Japanese
German
Arabic
Chinese
Russian would be an option too
He'd this man's warning.
Latin - I'd start the practice regular Latinposting
Japanese - Allows me to pursue some of my interests more easily
Spanish - Regional utility
Russian, Farsi, and mandarin.
German and Gaelic for heritage. Latin
French
Japanese
Old English
Finnish
Arabic
Russian
>people actually saying Russian
I will never understand the fascination of Western autists with that language of subhumans.
inb4 muh literature
Literally a dozen books worth reading, which you can read in translation without losing anything.
I'd learn Spanish, Russian, and Arabic
Spanish for the proximity and practicality, Arabic for business deals, and Russian because it's a cool factor
>Classical Greek (for Plato)
>German (for Goethe)
>Japanese (for waifus)
good post, I was considering learning mandarin. My uncle also does business in China and this post has supported everything he has said about the Chinese. Better learn Japanese instead.
Can they be dead languages?
Goth
Whatever pre indo Europeans spoke
Proto indo european
Latin, German, French
You know PIE was most probably never one language, right?
I'd be like Charles V
>I speak Spanish to God, French to women, Italian to men and German to my horse
I'm functionally literate in Spanish so I just need work on the other three.
you're really going to let a greentext post on a mongolian frottage board change your mind on this?
Either way, I already speak the languages I want to, but I wish I could speak chinese like a native or read it at the level of an elite scholar. that would be useful.
Japanese
Mandarin
Korean
Other western languages can be learned on the hard way.
the proto-indo-european people were at one point a series of tribes of no more than a few hundred people. language itself in that age was probably so basic that all of the tribes regularly learned new varieties of PIE and the transition wouldn't take more than a few hours.
when you only count to 100 it's probably not hard.
that said, having a functional example of what PIE looked/sounded like would be so useful it isn't funny.
Veeky Forums is serious business
>Latin
I'm a major Romaboo and it makes you sound smart no matter what.
>German
For when the 4th reich happens.
Idon'tknowmaybeprobablynotjustincause.jpg
>French
Hononononon. Let me show you my baguette
Classical Latin.
Modern Standard Arabic.
Farsi.
>Latin
So I can easily learn romance languages
>Arabic
So I can understand the Quran in it's original language
>Japanese
You know why
>You know why
I-I'm not sure.
baka!
>Jap
>English
>Russian
All three has a universal share. They each produce unique culture thats almost inaccessible without some understanding, and interesting too. Jap cause anime/manga/hentai, no brainer here on Veeky Forums. English because lingua franca and almost everything I know is in English nowadays. Russian because although they're European, they are culturally very different and insular as well. I would've chosen Chinese, but with Japanese, I figured the culture is close enough and the Kanji/Chinese characters share some similarities. So its bit redundant. I also would've chosen Spanish but I really don't see anything useful at all from the spanish speaking countries, honestly speaking. German is redundant given its basically Western culture/world translated into German language.
>russian
>ancient greek
>persian
Go speak with westerns who deal with the chinese in business, never met someone who didn't share the same experiences as that greentext
t. liberashka
Russian
Japanese
Chinese
if I get to keep my current language
madarin
spanish
german
if I need to use a spot for it
english
madarin
german
latin
chink
russian
>tfw fluent in english, french and spanish
life is beautiful lads
German, French, and Chinese (Mandarin or Cantonese, whatever's more popular)
shit /int/ thread
Japanese cause I'm a weeb
Mandarin because there are lots of chinks where I live and the sheer amount of Chinese people in the world, I also want to travel asia eventually
Arabic because of the current geopolitical climate and general direction the world seems to be heading. Translators for Arabic are going to continue to be in high demand for a long time.
>you're really going to let a greentext post on a mongolian frottage board change your mind on this?
It's confirmed everything I've ever read about doing business in China/heard from family friends who do business with the Chinese desu.
Latin
Greek
Chink
>Japanese
>Arabic
>Russki
Already have Mandarin and French down, so that's basically the entire world I care about.
Arabic
German
French
>prepared for the european race war
Most pretentious post of the week
Irish
Norwegian
German
>irish
KEK
French, Spanish, Chinese
>Mandarin Chinese
>Nigerian
>Russian
Collect infinite money as a state department resource/global capitalist.
/thread
German
Latin
French
>Nigerian
Jesus Christ, not one of you has said Sumerian yet? Think of the discovery! Being the guy to finally solve the mystery of it!
Etruscan
German
Spanish
Its plus the languages i already know? Cause i know english and spanish already but that aside it would be something like:
German
Japanese
Latin
Latin
Binary
Sanskrit
Any three as of yet undeciphered languages.
Indo-European
Common/Proto-Germanic
Gothic
God DAMN it people, this is the Veeky Forums board
I'm about to solve some linguistic bullshit.
Nice.
What. The. Fuck.
Among the reasons the NWO wants a purge.
I find myself not disagreeing with that reasoning.
Aztec
Mayan
Mississippian
I'll start writing some historical culture books after that and make some bux.
Being able to speak PIE or Proto-Germanic would be useless unless you can actually analyse them.
There are several dozen Mayan languages and I assume the same is true of Mississippian.
french
russian
german
yep, doesn't matter which one though. knowing the languages allows me to know the dead cultures, and infer vast amounts of information about them previously unknown to the world.
>learning language to read books in it
>not because of huge business opportunities
Oh wait >humanities
>Nigerian
You mean English?
Spanish
Arabic
Cantonese
Linear A
Ancient Greek
German
French, German, Arabic.
>learning russian to do business with russia
L
O
L
Japanese
Russian
Wetback Spanish
For animu, gaming, and IRL purposes in that order.
I, sadly, cannot click my fingers, OP.
For some reason I never had the talent.
Italian
Persian
Spanish
Latin, Ancient Greek, and German.
Already speak English, Farsi, Spanish
Would like to learn Arabic, Russian and Japanese
>already speak Chinese and English fluently
Guess I'll take Arabic, Korean and Japanese.
Greek
Classical Chinese
Sanskrit
>tfw breezed through school by just picking up english through the internet and remembering things but never actually remember the rules of grammar or how language is structured so I have no tools to draw from to learn a new language
Proto Indo-European
Already speak English, Serbo-Croatian and Spanish, and some Russian
Would learn Arabic, Mandarin and German
cringe
Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian and Montenegrin :^)