What language would be better for a scientific career?

english

>>79384119
English or mandarin.

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>>79384119
Chinese

>>79384119
chinese

Spanish

>>79384507
this

>>79384119
mandarin

>>79384119
Lojban

>>79384119
russian and chinese
saw a few articles that I wanted to read but they didn't translate, made me wish I knew those languages

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chinese

>>79384119
北京語

>>79384119
Python, c++, etc. You might be able to get a job then.

>>79384119
Depends on your specialization
But usually squirrel is considered to be really useful

>>79384119
普通話

>>79384821
oh yeah, learn R if we're talking biostatistics.

>>79384119
English and Python

>>79384119
I work as a scientist and I can easily tell you German is the most useful. Many scientific papers are published in German and German is the most popular language for study.

>>79384119
Are you baiting? American is the language of everything that matters.

>>79384975
I'm apart of the Association of Computing Machinery, and they send out headlines for research being done and I never seen anything from Germany. Are they more active in the natural sciences?

>>79384119
German.

You already know english.

>>79384119
German. It is the second most used scientific language (the first is English) and should be fairly easy to pick up since it is related to English.

>Did you know...? At many American colleges and universities, German is the world language required most often. At the University of California,for example: 56 majors require or recommend German, 43 majors require or recommend French, 21 majors require or recommend Spanish, 7 majors require or recommend Japanese. Among the many academic programs requiring or recommending German are: Anatomy, Art History, Biochemistry, Biology, Biomedical Studies, Genetics, Linguistics, Logic and Methodology of Science, Molecular Biology, Music, Near Eastern Studies, Philosophy, Physical Science, Physics, Physiology, Religious Studies, Zoology.

As you can see, there's a lot of biology related fields which recommend German.

>>79384119
Japanese do produce far more research in all scientific fields, so that's your best bet. But they'll all end up writing it in English anyways so it's not that necessary.

I only would want to know an Asian language so that the lines don't look like fucking gibberish
I'm interested in alphabets