Learning another language (professional, positions, people, profession)

[Joy74]

Is there anyone seriously trying to become fluent in a second language to become more marketable? If yes, what language, and how are you learning it? Many professional positions are preferring, some requiring bilingual candidates.

[jobaba]

Originally Posted by Joy74

Is there anyone seriously trying to become fluent in a second language to become more marketable? If yes, what language, and how are you learning it? Many professional positions are preferring, some requiring bilingual candidates.

Yes, there are several I would like to know.

However, it takes forever to become fluent in another language. Think an hour a day for five years in addition to probably living in a country where that language is spoken for a year or so.

[Hemlock140]

Yes, just taking a class or two won't help. Have you ever read the manual for something made in China? Maybe read an E-Bay ad from China? You would sound like that to the people in the other country, and spell wrong.

"Use repeatedly for severe damage"
"Expiration date - 2 years"
'Use explain the bubble liquid has not poison but don't for eat"
"Suitable for all diet person that can't reduce wait by any method, have
no any exercises and can't not eating"