I think i should learn a new language. My native is Serbian,

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Arabic desu. Gotta know your Kebab enemies, Ivan.

Spanish is the second most spoken language of the world, so it is very relevant, i think. Plus, spanish literature is very rich. Both Spain and Latin America have incredible works of literature, which might be worth it to read it in its original form.

>>9742737
Learn Polish. There's many a great book written in Polish, and it'd be relatively easy for you.

Learn better French

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Russian is also easy for him and objectively more and better Russian books.

>>9743037
He might also want to move to Poland whereas Russia in that regard is a complete shithole.

>>9743085

Also true.

Considering you already know a Slavic language (and especially for /lit/ purposes) you've gotta go with Russian, man. At the very least you won't have to worry about it becoming irrelevant anytime soon.

Mandarin Chinese

>>9743147
It's impossible to learn. Many serious Chinese learners either can't or at least struggle read a simple news article after 5 intensive years of study.

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One of the languages from here. I'd personally go with Chinese; Japanese would be my second pick.

>>9743159
>not learning Lao

L(m)aoing at your life

Learn Esperanto. With you language background it should be really easy for you to pick up already, and it's purposely made to be easy to learn.

>>9743261
Don't do it again.

>>9742737
Hebrew

German. I want more people to learn it so I feel like I made the right choice in learning it myself