lingua franca in Asia Hi everyone! :D I would like to ask you what is the most common lingua franca, after English, in Asia. It could be Chinese or definitely not? &nbsp;I've done this question becaus

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lingua franca in Asia

Hi everyone! :D I would like to ask you what is the most common lingua franca, after English, in Asia. It could be Chinese or definitely not?

I've done this question because I'm thinking to move for work, as a cosmetic chemist, in China or in Japan after my MSc.

I've just started learning Chinese so I would like to figured out if it is a good idea , related to my goal, or it could be a better idea to start learning Japanese... so maybe the question could be: is it common speak in Chinese in Japan? Is it required to find a job?

Let me know! Thanks a lot <3

Mar 26, 2018 2:00 PM

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No.1 English

No.2 English

No.3 English

https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-lingua-franca-of-Asia

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_lingua_francas

March 26, 2018

Ciao Anna comunque per lingue più importanti in asia est sono cinese giapponese poi magari coreano poi dipende dove vai se vai ancora piu sud è importante anche malesiano alla fine bisogna sapere dove vai

March 27, 2018

In Vietnam, the most common language is English definitely. The second common is probably French. Sometimes, people might think that would be Japanese instead French. But these two dont make any huge difference, I suppose so

March 26, 2018

English. English is an official language in the Philippines, Singapore, and India though hong kong, malaysia, and indonesia have a good number of speakers too. There's great effort to learn mandarin in japan, korea, and SEA for business purposes but it's nowhere near a continental lingua franca.

March 26, 2018