I can speak both Chinese and English very fluently. How do I

When you say "I can speak" is it grammatically well? Or should to be "I can to speak"?

>>78934578
Both ok

Learn a third language. Chinese-English is very common.

>>78934578
Grammatically well, can hold a conversation with whitey without being called out for bad grammar or poor vocabulary.

>>78934527
sell English Muffins to Chinese people and
sell Chinese Egg Muffins to British people

>>78936044
:DDDD

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>>78934527
become a translator/interprter in the US/Canada. You don't need much experience or a degree

>>78934527
If you are white - English teach lol
else nothing at all

>>78934527
can never loose your accent though

>>78936452
>loose

>>78934527
teach english to chinamen or chinese to cumskins

>>78938064
Meh. I'm going into finance. Better to connect Chinese and English clients also I'm in Wall Street of Asia.

>>78934527
Sell opium to the China

>>78936128
Is it really that simple?
I have 3 C1 certificates in 3 different foreign languages.

>>78934578
"I can to speak"? is incorrect

>>78941210
well, if he's native, then it is.
If you're fluent in 4 languages, it shouldn't be hard to find a job, especially because you can apply for every EU country