I've posted this before but I want more input should I

>>76497859
If you can get a job in it go ahead. Keep in mind though, it's a tough language

>>76497894
this is one of the other things I'm considering
I'm a student and could definitely take like 45 mins a day but not that much more, and it probably needs more than that. my uni doesn't offer it. it does offer arabic but I wouldn't want that because if the non-mutually-intelligible dialects

>>76497971
Both russian and farsi are important anon but u seem to have a personal and natural inclination towards farsi. So i suggest u go ahead with that since it interests u more.

>>76497859
Farsi? Prob the easiest one among three major MENA languages (Arabic, Turkish, Farsi) because it's Indo European

>>76497971
Hmmm most Universities lectures on languages go on for at least 4-5 hours per week. 45 minutes every day would be doable. Assuming you still add studying and practicing the language as well.

>>76498060
I'm saying like 45 mins to an hour total a day for study/practice/flash cards/etc. maybe alternating days or something.

>>76498178
It would probably take extra time then. Definitley practice outside with a speaker somehow and watch some Farsi media once in awhile

You would be recruited to the military to get shipped to Afghanistan. Is that something you'd want to do with your life?

>>76498291
there's plenty of civilian translating jobs and shit

>>76498291
Military job isn't that bad. After serving in military for certain amount of time, it is much easier to become a civil officer which gives decent pension and benefits.

>>76498339
>>76498547
Not worth the threat of death or PTSD