BANGALORE: How many languages do you have in your resume? Did you know how much this influences your opportunities in the professional world? Well,

Knowing English, the most widely used international language limits your credibility as a communicator. As the world reaches to the climax of globalization over business and contacts, Facebook and Skype, diffusion of cultures and traditions are forming a fraction for us. Cosmopolitan living is budding. This is inducting scope for learning new language.

The second language cannot be your mother tongue or national language. It has to be among those languages that are going global in trend.

So here is a list of languages that are growing universal and can boost your earnings in near future, reports Brazenlife.
Mandarin:
This Chinese language is the most widely verbal language on the planet. China is the second largest economy in the world. Whichever part of the earth you belong, your government is definitely trying to be associates with China. So to be in ally with this would-be super power, learning Chinese is of course a blessing. China also has a massive market and investors are attempting to get indulged in the Chinese culture for common benefits. As the world shakes hand with this beautiful civilization since 1200B.C. be a part of this transition. The advantage of learning Chinese is it has no noun, verbs or tenses. It has no complicated grammar rules too. Experts belief it is the simplicity of the lingo that makes it admired across the globe. The only rule in speaking Chinese is bringing distinction in the pitch and tone of your voice.
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