Apart from English, which foreign language is most often studied and spoken in your nation?

[Dandelion]

Arabic and Hindi/Urdu.

Inch'allah it'll be Hebrew one day.

[Kamal900]

Inch'allah it'll be Hebrew one day.

Here? Nah. But in Palestine, yes.

[Universe]

In Hungary
English>>>German>>>>>>>>>French/Spanish/Russian/Italian
Personally I think languages apart from English and German are kinda useless in this country (except for rare cases)
If you speak both English and German at C1 level employers will suck your dick for free here.

[Tooting Carmen]

bump

[TheForeigner]

French by far other than English, as there is a long tradition of admiring France and its language, culture and history and some eggheads are fond of calling their country a Francophone country. Before the fall of communism there was also Russian, but it quickly got scrapped after the revolution of 1989. Some people take German instead, as a second foreign language usually, as in secondary level of schooling you study 2 languages with one being usually English(first foreign language usually and studied since kindergarten now I think). Some also get to study again typically as second foreign language Italian or Spanish if they are in a foreign languages class in high school. At universities you can also take Portuguese, Turkish, Chinese or Serbian if you want.

[Creoda]

Most studied: Japanese, followed by French. Indonesian and Italian are also commonly taught. Chinese less than you'd expect.
Most spoken: Chinese, followed by Italian.

Good luck finding Anglo-Australians who speak any of these though

[Jana]

German, followed by Italian in select coastal regions.

[gixajo]

Most often spoken

The most widely spoken foreign languages ​​in Spain are English, French and Romanian. 11.7% of the population of Spain speak English as their mother tongue or as a foreign language.

Most often studied

What languages ​​do Spaniards prefer to learn?

English – 77.9%
French – 11%
German – 7.8%
Italian – 2.8%
Japanese – 2.1%
Arabic – 1.4%
Chinese – 1.1%
Russian – 1.1%
Romanian – 0.4%
Korean – 0.4%

About co-official Spanish languages.

The most predominant language in Spain is Spanish which, according to the latest INE data, is spoken by 98.9% of the total population as their first or second language. They are followed by Catalan (17.5%), Galician (6.2%), Valencian (5.8%) and Basque (1.2%).

[Voskos]

German, Russian, Dutch, French, Bulgarian, Serbian, Albanian, Swedish/Danish/Norwegian can be useful to find jobs in Greece.

[Ruggery]

Most often spoken



Most often studied



About co-official Spanish languages.

Are there monolinguals, of Catalan, Euskara or Galician in Spain?