Hi all.I am a turkish guy who live in istanbul.im studying industrial engineering as a freshman.
i know turkish and english.i wanna learn one more language to improve myself on my job.i wanna work at america or canada or europea (just like switzerland) Which language should i take up learning guys?

Study French, because in some part of Canada they use french and some other parts of Europe too! ..

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Spanish would be helpful if you want to work in america.

Actually i was about to chose french or spanish and im mostly decided french bt i wanna be sure.If french helps me only in canada n france, itz less.Thats even true for spanish also.

Study both languages instead?, it's a DHV if you know other foreign language, HB's dig it .








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I know a lot of engineering companies that operate out of south america...

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German might be a good pick too. The Germans are very strong in the field of Industrial Engineering as far as I know!

Thx guys.I decided french but firstly i should improve my english this year.I have problems on listening and pronouncing some words.And it requires english to game foreign girls here.i keep watching american movies in their original doubling.i started watching the serial Greek which is the serial that talked about on this forum before.im open to any ideas about improving my english.

French is the right choice. Mainly because everywhere/everything that matters (so this would be Europe and North America for places and NATO, US gvmt, Euro parliament, United Nations etc for things) have English and/or French as official languages. Spanish does not enjoy this benefit. So if you want to add value to your resume, French is the way to go.

Another benefit to French which I like is that you can speak it except in France and Canada and have a very good chance that nobody will know what you are saying. In the US Spanish will be more readily understood (and no this is not a drawback because everybody speaks English also in those areas).

Either way, if you speak fluent French more than half of the effort of learning Spanish is already made. Especially because Spanish has many fewer exceptions and general needless complexities it seems much easier to go from French to Spanish than the other way around.

I think French people generally have a huge respect and appreciation for their language. Unfortunately I don't think the rest of the world feels the same way.

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Spanish in my humble opinion.

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