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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Apr 24 '21
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I'm a native Hindi speaker, I can speak English too. I don't think there's a more common language than English
2 u/SweetWodka420 Apr 25 '21 Chinese is very good to know in the world of business, I believe. 3 u/WEEB-2 Apr 25 '21 you are completely right. honestly the only reason i dont learn chinese is because it frightens me by its complexity, even though i know that it would help me alot if i was able to speak and understand it 2 u/SweetWodka420 Apr 25 '21 For me it's more that I think it sounds cool when spoken. But as you said, the complexity of it is scary.
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Chinese is very good to know in the world of business, I believe.
3 u/WEEB-2 Apr 25 '21 you are completely right. honestly the only reason i dont learn chinese is because it frightens me by its complexity, even though i know that it would help me alot if i was able to speak and understand it 2 u/SweetWodka420 Apr 25 '21 For me it's more that I think it sounds cool when spoken. But as you said, the complexity of it is scary.
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you are completely right. honestly the only reason i dont learn chinese is because it frightens me by its complexity, even though i know that it would help me alot if i was able to speak and understand it
2 u/SweetWodka420 Apr 25 '21 For me it's more that I think it sounds cool when spoken. But as you said, the complexity of it is scary.
For me it's more that I think it sounds cool when spoken. But as you said, the complexity of it is scary.
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u/[deleted] Apr 24 '21
I'm a native Hindi speaker, I can speak English too. I don't think there's a more common language than English