Best International language?
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English. worldwide already.
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It should be Mandarin. Most of the countries with Chinese people use this language as their official language. Also, it is the language used by most native speakers next to Hindi.\n\nOnce you learnt Mandarin, you will be able to learn other Chinese dialects like Cantonese very easily.
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English, Spanish, French, Czech, Slovakian, Ruthenian, and a tiny bit of Arabic
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Which language it is? please specify.
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What language is it in?
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yes..which language u talking about?
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If you plan to work in the USA, Central America, or South America - SPANISH should be your second language.   For a Larger world picture, choose FRENCH, GERMAN.   If you want to work in the middle east - Choose ARABIC.  If your interests are in Asia chyoose JAPANESE or one ofg the CHINESE languages (probably Mandarin or Tiawanese over Cantonese)
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He is right - it is the language most people can speak anywhere - even if youre travelling around the world. It is the most universal language.
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Kiwi English - Have a good one!\nItalian - Buona giornata
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English\nLatin\nSpanish\nFrench\nGerman (some)\nSign Language
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Choose the language that you are the most passionate about.  \nIf you love Italian hillsides and the beauty of Tuscany choose Italian!  \nIf you want to hold St. Peterburg in the palm of your hand and squeeze it so hard the juice runs into youir heart choose Russian!\nEtc., Etc
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For me that's Spanish, it is so thrilling and passionate. On the second place of course Italian.\nHave a great day!
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The one I've been using for a while is the best:\nhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/languages/\nThey teach you common phrases, words, how to survive the most common situations etc.\n\nTry it, you won't be disappointed
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I'd say Mandarin Chinese. Not only do you have to learn words ... inflection is also key ... and there are four inflections you can put on any word/syllable. And some of the words are best pronounced in a sing-song sort of tone. \n\nJapanese is definitely easier because it is not so heavily dependent on inflection. \n\nFrench, Spanish and German are all a piece of cake compared to Mandarin Chinese.
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I would have to say Italian.
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If yur in the UK id recommend French, as next to Britian it did the most exploration/colinisations etc thus many countries speak similar dialects of the language. \n\nIf yur in the US probably Spanish, for pretty much the same reasons as above. Mexican is a 'modern' for of ancient spanish, or so I believe.\n\nLast in the ranking is German, I would only learn this if you were planning on visiting/working/interacting with that part of Europe.\n\nIn the UK, high schools more traditionally offer French, Italian and Spanish. French being  the more popular choice.
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what language do you want them in?