What Language Should I Take?

[Fussiler1]

Actually, it depends on what countries you're talking about.
Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Dubai are extremely rich.
Lebanon, Syria and Iraq are somewhat poor.

You could make huge $$$ is you go to to Saudi Arabia or Dubai or Qatar

That's all oil, isn't it?

 

[Magtheridon96]

pretty much xD
Except Dubai... i think

 

[RLstorm]

arabic got more vote than spanish...
seriously...
(spanish or japenese. depeding on what you study, so my vote is for jap)

 

[Sevion]

With Japan's future economy looking to be in the dumps? No... Go Chinese, as I've been saying.

 

[Renschi]

Go German or Japanese. German will be quite useful for publishing games on Europe, as it is spoken in Germany, Switzerland, AUSTRIA and so on...

Japan is difficult to learn, but yes, Japan has a big videomarket. It's your choice. Japan or Europe

 

[The_wand_mirror]

I just thought: "What language should i taaaakeeee?" when i read the thread title.

 

[Jake Command Wolf]

You’re going to college to be a video game designer? I've been trying to find a college that has courses for design but I've been unlucky in trying to find one.

So what college are you going to?

And I honestly would vote for Japanese, since a lot of the big game developers are based in Japan, and speaking Japanese could be very helpful in the long run.

That and I have always loved the Japanese language.

Regards,

Jake

 

[Anti_Bodies]

High Point University. They are one of the few schools that separate design from programming. I mean of course I'll learn programming, but it has a focus on actual design. If you want to know more about the school you can message me so we dont bother people here with off topic

Also, if anyone was curious, I went with Spanish. It's easiest, I have some background, and seems more practical for an American who plans on staying in America. But thanks for the help anyway guys.

 

[Chocowaffles]

I was tempted to say French, but I think Japanese or Chinese would make more sense if you're going into video game design.

 

[WherewolfTherewolf]

arabic got more vote than spanish...
seriously...
(spanish or japenese. depeding on what you study, so my vote is for jap)

There's only one country in the world that can even stand competitive to others when it comes to the video game industry that speaks Spanish......

 

[Zarathustra]

If you're an English-speaker, Japanese, Mandarin, or Arabic would put you in high demand. I would add Hindi to that. Lots of development and opportunities in places where those languages are spoken.

Being able to speak Spanish is a skill that most people in the US will use a lot, but it's not rare. It's pretty much taken for granted in certain places. German can be useful depending on what you're doing, but that's not a guarantee.

 

[Miss_Foxy]

You didn't add Korean!