fini said:Someone suggested arabic, which I'd also have to disagree with because arabic in one country is quite different from arabic in another - I know people who speak it fluently and yet struggle to have a proper conversation with each other because they learnt it in different countries.
I would recommend Spanish. I think all the reasons for learning spanish have already been gone through - though they are very good reasons - so I wont repeat them.
fini
There are lots of regional dialects but pure arabic is understood pretty widely...
I dont know why someone would want to learn spanish unless they were going on holiday there often :dunno: