Not everyone's a weaboo, dontcha know -_-'.

 

 

 

I think I see an irony there. . . an intentional pun. . . perhaps.

 

 

 

But yeah, Japanese is good for business, and I would recommend French over Spanish. 'Cause really, the majority of the paÃÆÃâÃâíses de hispanohablantes are in South and central America, and it's not likely you'll be doing business there.

I sort of regret picking up Japanese, because Chinese is where it's at when it comes to usability.

 

 

 

When we're all like 40-50, China will be more powerful than the US, it will have a bigger economy, stronger military & technology, it will have about 2 billion people (about 1/4th of the world population by then) speaking mostly Mandarin.

 

 

 

Not to say Japanese isn't a nice language too. :) But it's spoken by far less people than Chinese.

rosetta stone definetly, it helps learn any language really quick

rosetta stone definetly, it helps learn any language really quick

 

 

 

But it costs a crapload of money :|

Honestly, I've never had any luck learning a language from a website. I've always found being in a classroom is the best way. I've taken enough spanish to get me through a visit to Mexico, I'm taking my first year of French atm and it's going well, and because I'm taking karate (tang soo do) I have to learn Korean; fortunately it's spoken a lot in class so it's fairly easy to pick up. If you really want to learn Japanese, I'm sure a local college offers a course. I know there's a college in my city that allows high school students to attend classes and my school will even pay if the class isn't offered through them.

Go there. I moved to Ibiza 2 yrs ago and now I speak fluent Catalan and Spanish. :-w