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Hers is a horrible take, if money isn't a problem, she is right. But if you don't have the luxury to study something that won't lead to a career, you would be wasting your time and money studying linguistics.

​@@_H1R0_ That's not a horrible take, that's perfectly reasonable. But I think it should stay a plan... I mean, I've been switching jobs every half year, so I don't really believe in careers... I have the luxury of having money saved up, although I still need to figure out how to balance it so I don't end up broke after school. Even if I didn't, then I'd save up, because I think true love is worth it... there are of course situations where it's impossible... _certain_ governments should not let such situations exist.

One can segway into teaching and speech and language therapy to improve employment opportunities after the degree until they land their dream job. I won't lie underearning is rough and being without money is even worse. At least with a good income you can comfortably meet your needs, enrich your life in other ways. It can also give you a better foundation and stability to move towards the career you want or business. All the best!

So, anyways, change of plans atm. I might study unofficially, since I don't need a certificate. I'll probably end up switching with mom because I struggle to keep a job and she wants to work away from home, so I'll take the job of household upkeep and pet care and just learn on the side via online resources. That works too!

Hey, if you’re talking about uni/college courses, why not take linguistics alongside another subject you like and which has more career opportunities? For example, I want to do psychology and linguistics. If you love linguistics though, you shouldn’t worry. You will find a path you love :)

Hbo translater ofcourse

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I've always been interested in culture, later gor interested in technology and now I'm incredibly fascinated by AI... What to do? :D

@@rigure My suggestion would be, try it all! If you're already at a university, find out who the great teachers are there and take everything they offer. Wait as long as you can before deciding on a focus. Have fun!

NLP, data science, language pathology, langauge teaching, and of course academia.

@@5pm_Hazyblueplease explain what is NLP and what do you do in/with data science

Good for you! Honestly I wish I had the motivation to look for something. If you are interested in entering at the community college or university level, always ask for guidance what pre-requisites will prepare you for your journey. I didn't graduate middle school which really took passion from me to study harder for something, don't give up, right now that you are in high school explore, and don't let anything stop you. I'm 31 and still dreaming. It is never to late to dream, just learn how to manage time. I'd recommend to learn about how to manage finances so you won't struggle with not knowing how to balance life, finance and so on. Always but things you need, and not what you need until you know you have more than enough to spend on wants.

same for me!

Can you tell me exact name of your major?

Yess please

I don’t believe in god but I believe that if I pursue linguistics there might be a chance of happiness in the face of the statistical anomaly of humans.

For me, I know language is communication. Everything about us is all about communicating, and languages are so cool because we learned how to communicate so well unlike any other form of life!

"All gods were created because language wasn’t sophisticated enough to describe the human condition" Do you mind expanding on this a little? Sounds like an interesting point

Gods aren't created , gods can't create themselves ever , there's only one god who created the whole universe , and we too

​​​@@English_Amira thank you very much. His name is God the Father ( God himself), God the son(Jesus Christ who died for our sins i.e God himself) and God the holy spirit(the one inside of us who helps us follow the right path i.e also God himself ). He is Trinity. Three in one and still remains God.

If you are here in India, you need to practice grammar frequently and read a particular book "An Introduction to Linguage" by Victoria Fromkin . So, from that you will get ideas about how language works...

@@bot6365hey could you tell me some more about linguistics (in India) cause I am in 12th grade and would graduate high school in 2024 and I am confused about what to choose after 12th and since I like to know about languages so I was wondering about Linguistics. It’d help a lot!!

Same as well

Can u share ur insta or fb with me?? Wanna discuss language

Ohh 'maintain them'!!! I live in Switzerland, where we have 4 languages. However one of them is barely used and I think it's not used outside of the country: Romantsch (atleast that's how we call it). Even the native speakers speak another language, mostly German, because it's barely useful and I find it such a sad thought that in a few centuries linguists may struggle to relearn the language because it's gotten so lost... At the very least I want to learn it and maybe teach it to anyone who cares in the future...? I don't know, I desperately don't want it to get lost!!! I speak neither French nor Italian, even though they'd be very useful, I care little for them. But I don't want Romantsch to be worthless... no language is worthless! I hope that somehow, by any means, I can get some people interested in it, it's not too late yet, it's still alive

Same for me 🤭

Do try arabic. You'll be bombarded with awes

How did it go?

this is a big question from your nickname i can see you a Korean speaker. so i highly recommend checking out 언어학하고있네 a blog dedicated to linguistics

@@5pm_Hazyblue Where can I find it?

how did it go??

Whoaaaa that's crazy talk about a slap from the universe lol

how did your thesis go?

What? Lol

No you don’t

Linguistics isn't learning how to speak languages but more about studying their abstract properties

Óscar Torres thanks for letting me know 🙏🏽

Brian I speak English, Kiswahili, Lugisu, Luganda and kihaya . I can now understand Spanish and I’m working on speaking it . I also used to understand French, i took French through out the entire time I was in school. Oh I went to school in Uganda and Tanzania 😉. I made sure I was leaving with these languages 😝.

@Mr Unst working as a languages translator in a lot of businesses such as on Netflix of companies or even a school teacher

developing algorithms for artificial intelligence and speech recognition technology

@Mr Unst your ignorance is palpable

​@@homosapien.a6364You don't have to major in linguistics to be a translator

A cheeseburger

honestly... linguistics is a field of passion, not wealth. you study it because you love it, not because you want to become rich

all of them

Linguistics is not about learning many languages. Linguistics is the scientific study of language.

@@Naz_Babar how will you study it?

@@xxscarletxx1356 throwing a rock to it and seeing how it reacts