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Which languages do you think that are not popular now will be important in the future?
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Esperanto
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Chinese with Biden's incompetence.
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Mandarin, Russian, Hindi and Portuguese.
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Why Russian? The other three seem very reasonable.Originally Posted by Tooting Carmen
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Unfortunately Chinese. I hope I'm way wrong.
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How Chinese is not popular, if it is the most spoken language in world, motherfuckas??
My bet is French due African immigration.
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My guess Russia because the Eurasian Union is growing and at the current rate will own all the ex Soviet non baltic states and likely Mongolia and Iran, also Russian spoken in Israel.
Portuguese as long as Brazil remains a large semi economically prominent nation
Chinese is already super popular. Not sure why it was listed. Russian and Portuguese are not too popular to learn unless you live in their spheres. Meabwhioe everyone says learn Mandarian, English and Spanish in many parts of the world
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Russian, Polish, Hungarian, after expansion of their culture
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