Not necessarily. If you want to be a top language major, you must study the best language major you have ever studied. If you really want to learn a second language, you can consider a language that is highly auxiliary or relatively difficult to learn, instead of choosing an unpopular small language.

1, according to the general university setting, if the major is a small language, you don't need to learn a second foreign language.

2, because of the problem of getting credits, there are many college English, and it is easy to get credits.

Because I am not a major, I need CET-4, which has long been one of the conditions for graduating from ordinary colleges and universities.

Linguistics is a subject that takes human language as the research object, and its exploration scope includes the nature, function, structure, application and historical development of language, as well as other issues related to language. Linguistics is usually defined as the scientific and systematic theoretical study of language. Language is the most important communication tool for human beings and the direct reality of thought.

Traditional linguistics is called philology, which mainly studies ancient documents and written language. Modern linguistics focuses on contemporary language and spoken language, and its research scope is greatly broadened. China literature serves other disciplines. Modern linguistics is an independent discipline, with its objective research object, its own research methods and systematic discipline theory. As its name implies, linguistics is an empirical science that studies the essence, structure and development law of language.