Classmate, I suggest you learn Japanese as a second language, because Japanese is very simple. After going to college, if you are diligent in those years, you can learn Japanese well as a second language. There are many people learning Japanese now, and China is the largest foreign country in Japan. Even if you go to Japan, you don't have to worry about not speaking Japanese. The probability of meeting a Japanese on the street is 65438+.

Japanese is a small language and it is not difficult to learn. Some people can learn Japanese well in a year, and all of them have passed the first level. Working in Japan, most people are engaged in foreign trade. Even if they learn Japanese well, the most they can do is translate in a small company. At the same time, they will learn English well or learn more small languages, and then your life will be worry-free.

Some people have never learned Japanese. As long as they watch more Japanese cartoons, they will naturally pass several levels, and there are many Japanese training schools that do not belong to regular universities. I really don't recommend that you only study Japanese in college, or take Japanese too seriously. You are not a linguist.

Learning languages is generally foreign trade and translation, depending on which job you like. I hope my words are helpful to you.