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What do you learn in small languages?
1 In all respects, apart from English, Spanish is the easiest! Arabic is the most difficult (font, writing style and pronunciation have to be restarted), Russian and German are not simple (I can't say how difficult it is, but the requirements are very detailed, suitable for more obedient and diligent students), and French is slightly better than the first two.

Employment (including going abroad, postgraduate entrance examination, state-owned enterprises, foreign enterprises, civil servants, etc. ), I am good at Spanish, Arabic, French and German, and maybe Russian is a little worse. ...

Let me talk about employment in detail. I think it is enough to want to go to a foreign company in English, but it is not ideal for students majoring in small languages to go to foreign companies for employment. Of course, if you are not employed in a non-foreign company, you have to say something else. Otherwise, state-owned enterprises (especially central enterprises), state civil servants or some foreign exchange institutions are obviously better. Making money is easier than working in a foreign company. Foreign companies are too tired to work overtime, depending on your personality and life pursuit ~ ~

If I have to go to a foreign company, I highly admire German companies, and there are many companies and institutions in China, especially automobile companies (Nivea, Adi, Swarovski, Zlilun and many others). Moreover, Merkel has come again in the past two days, and Sino-German trade will certainly expand with unlimited prospects!

In addition to other languages, there are many places where western grammar is spoken, but they are not very developed. Expatriates may have a normal working and living environment, but they generally don't last long. Arabic is similar, but richer, and Arabic-speaking countries are generous, but if you really go there to work, you will be unhappy.

6 and then Russian, I don't know much. It seems that I have studied Russian in the previous generation ... it's better not to learn this, and Russia's recent development is not so good.

In addition, you can't just choose majors, but also look at schools and choose cities! Russian suggests that you go to a black university. Other places are meaningless and useless. Beijing Foreign Studies University has the best German, which is a national key discipline. You don't have to, but you must study in Beijing and Shanghai. The relevant German company is in Shanghai if it is not in Beijing. There are many opportunities and prospects. French seems to be better in Peking University. There is nothing wrong with Spanish and Arabic employment, but almost all of them are ok. If you don't know much, don't talk nonsense. ...

It is suggested to study foreign languages in particularly good schools such as Beijing Foreign Studies University and Shanghai International Studies University, or in well-known comprehensive universities in big cities. It is not difficult to find a job in a small place where there are not many foreign companies!

Finally, it is my own experience. If I were you, I would choose one from Germany, France and western countries. There is not much difference in employment. Foreign companies still push German, French is OK, and Spanish is average; Look at the employment rate (including postgraduate entrance examination, going abroad, etc. ), I would say that studying in Beijing, France and the West are almost 100%, and German is over 95%. In the college entrance examination, Spanish is generally not easy to test, and Germany and France are similar; In addition, boys will find jobs more easily than girls. So there are advantages and disadvantages. If you don't have a particular preference for any country, all three prospects are good. Choose mark ~ ~