No...
>haha learn islam hahahha xDDDDD lol it wil b mower usefil heeha
OR
>why just u-rope? why not ASIA haha, bcus u r australian hah!
OR
>y learn anotha langwidg, u alredy no english
...Edition.
The reasons for learning X language can range from the place visually being nice, the politics, the lack of muslim immigrants, the economy, the stereotypes of the people, the actual people, how hard the language is to learn, how applicable the language is around the world, can you move there for long periods of time (as an educated Australian), could you get some sort of decent job (from Australian standards), would you want to move there (from Australian standards), how nice is travelling around the applicable countries, what's the internet like, the cost of living, is the white migrant life good in the respective countries, etc, etc, etc, etc
I'm thinking that as generic as it is, German seems to be the best choice so far.
>applicable to quite a few countries, not just Germany
>applicable countries look nice or are economically gr8
>not the best travel language persay, but can certainly help
>"it's a business language" meme, so it supposedly should improve my job opportunities
>"european women are qts" meme
The Scandi languages and the Romance languages are certainly viable. But Scandi languages are only really applicable to their exclusive country. And France, Italy and Spain (the Romance language countries) seem to be good for travel and not a lot else.
Most of the other languages seem to unfortunately be somewhat irrelevant (sorry balts) in the grand scheme of things.
I could be completely mistaken and glossing over some really relevant languages, hence why this is a thread and hence why I'd appreciate some discussion