What's the point in learning another language if you

Just for fun haha

>>76345027
doesn't half your country speak french

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It's a blessing and a curse

>>76345027
Novelty

untranslated doujinshi

>>76345027
Fun?

What's the point in waking up every day when you could just end it all right now and spare yourself from the pain and suffering of living

We need to be ready to welcome our new Chinese overlords.
>>76345041
Also this
>>76345094
This x10

>>76345027
If you are north american learning spanish or french could be helpful. If you are european learning german or french could be good. If you live in this planet learning mandarin is helpful too.

>>76345027
at least you need to understand your ancestor's language, Zheng.

>>76345027
Because the entire world doesn't speak language. Because there are several things to experience in other countries that are untranslated. Because it's fun

>>76345629
Doesn't speak this language *

If you move somewhere else. If you travel to certain countries often. If you want to read more literature or history.

I've been taking Spanish in college for the last year and half only because it's an easy GPA booster worth 5 credits a semester. I will likely never use it after this summer term is over. None of the countries (new world countries, Spain might be alright) that speak it are places I would ever want to live.

Plus speaking Spanish as a white person is just weird in the US. The only people who speak it are poor immigrants or their first generation kids who resent and dislike you (for being white) anyway.

If Spanish weren't so easy, I'd have chosen something more interesting like Russian even if just for the /lit/.