學多一種語言?

我覺得法文比較難學
意大利文幾好ga
不過真係唔係咁多公司找懂意大利語的人
意大利語主要係震音
所以比法文的音易學好多
日文就比教吃香
因為香港現行三文四語
就係廣東話、普通話、英文同日文
以你所講的三個語言
日文係比較多人學的

http://www.daiichi-s chool.edu.hk/
林sir、李sir、黑木、范老師、莊老師、蔡老師、梁老師、佐佐木、福吉、藤武都好出名
我見0的website(yahoo知識同討論區)成日讚佢0地
又有持續進修基金

課程：初級日語及中級日語課程[各半年---$360(4級)]
編號：24Z03592-2

課程：高級日語課程[一年---$370(3級)]
編號：24Z03593-0

課程：高級日語課程 (二) [一年---$380]
編號：24Z04630-4

課程：深造班日語課程 [一年---$390]
編號：24Z04629-0


價錢來講算好平的
每月10小時！每堂2.5小時！番晚上7:00-9:30！
初班都係$360一個月....即係$36...
在yahoo知識評價都好高
加上係老字號
自1984年起為日語能力考試報名中心之一
更是能力試的試場之一
最重要係佢師資好
加上可以補堂同插班

證書：
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持續進修基金：
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1) 灣仔莊士敦道178-186號華懋莊士敦廣場6樓
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意大利文都未必無出路的
況且都幾易上手
亦比較冷門
因為大學學系都無意大利文的
反而法文、德文、日文較多
況且如果你學得好
都會有市場的
好似政府法庭好多時都請人翻譯
加上你又可以做導師教人呢

學法文是很好

但我聽說是很難學

至於學日文，是因為日文在我們的鄰國

但是並不是最有用

我看電視說

中文在外國很吃香

但是要學外國語言

我推薦你學西班牙文

在歐美多國，人們都是學西班牙文

是全球最多人學的語言中排頭幾位

就算中文沒人學，但西班牙文在外國依然受歡迎

It depends on a lot of things. If you're staying and working in Hong Kong, maybe Japanese is a better choice than the other languages. It's more practical & useful here in Hong Kong. But keep in mind that there're lots of people in Hong Kong who speaks Japanese nowadays, so if you choose this, you better work hard & be really good at it if you want to regard it as a bonus when looking for a job.

Internationally I think French is a better choice because it is the official language of many countries and numerous international organizations. It's very useful too when you go out and dine because you'll find that a lot of words on menus and wine lists are French.

You can have a look here for comparisons:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_language

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_language

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Italian_language

Actually I've learned French, German & Japanese before. I also had a few classes of Italian but the teacher was talking about movie stars and gossips all the time so I dropped out. Didn't want to waste my time on gossips :-) Can't remember anything in Italian except for the numbers 1 to 10 and "I'm a student." Anyway, my experience tells me that if your Chinese is not that good, learning Japanese will be quite difficult for you. I find Chinese difficult, Japanese even more difficult because my Chinese is not that good at all. With the Kanjis in Japanese, you have to remember by hard how to read them, just like in Chinese. If you don't know a word you can't read it out. You can't just "guess" the pronunciation. German is easier in this respect because you always read what you see. If you can read a word you can spell it too and vice versa. With French, there're lots of endings that you don't pronounce. You'll know as you learn the language.

One thing you need to know is that with French, German and Italian, you must learn each noun with its "gender". This is something you'll have to learn by hard. There're no fixed rules because as with all rules, there're always "exceptions". There's no such thing in Chinese or Japanese. If your English is ok, learning French or German shouldn't be a problem. You'll find a lot of "borrowed" words from the English language and vice versa. As a matter of fact, I've just picked up my French again. I think it's more widely used internationally.

The above is just my personal opinion. Hope this helps :-)

1.日文
2.法文
3.德文
4.意大利文