Languages tier list

[Rance]

I'll just grab the top 25 from here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_languages_by_number_of_native_speakers

S tier (Extremely interested; plan to be fully fluent one day)

• Japanese, Mandarin

A tier (Very interested; plan to learn to a light conversation level someday)

• Cantonese, Korean

B tier (Interested; would like to learn the basics and some words/phrases)

• Wu, Russian, Spanish

C tier (Mild interest; might be cool to learn a word or two)

• Vietnamese, Hindi/Urdu, Javanese, German, French

D tier (No interest; any learning will be situational and "nice to have")

• Portuguese, Italian, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Gujarati,

F tier (Negative interest; will only be exposed to it if necessary)

• Arabic, Bengali, Turkish, Punjabi, Persian

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what you think

 

[Exutoire]

I'll just grab the top 25 from here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_languages_by_number_of_native_speakers

S tier (Extremely interested; plan to be fully fluent one day)

• Japanese, Mandarin

A tier (Very interested; plan to learn to a light conversation level someday)

• Cantonese, Korean

B tier (Interested; would like to learn the basics and some words/phrases)

• Wu, Russian, Spanish

C tier (Mild interest; might be cool to learn a word or two)

• Vietnamese, Hindi/Urdu, Javanese, German, French

D tier (No interest; any learning will be situational and "nice to have")

• Portuguese, Italian, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Gujarati,

F tier (Negative interest; will only be exposed to it if necessary)

• Arabic, Bengali, Turkish, Punjabi, Persian

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what you think

Russian and German are really cool.

 

[Exutoire]

I don’t like Japanese too much