Which small language is the most popular?

The most popular small language is Portuguese.

Portuguese is one of the most popular small languages. Portuguese is the fifth most common language in the world, and it is also the official language of Portugal, Brazil, Angola, Mozambique, Cape Verde and other countries.

The importance of Portuguese in the world is not only because of the large population of these countries, but also because of their economic, cultural, political and interpersonal relationships. As the most populous Portuguese-speaking country, the development of its economy, culture and entertainment industry makes learning Portuguese more popular.

Learning Portuguese can bring many benefits, including:

1. Travel: Learning Portuguese can help you better integrate into the cultures of Portuguese-speaking countries such as Portugal and Brazil. You can better understand people's daily conversations, participate in local activities and better explore local attractions.

2. Business opportunities: Mastering Portuguese can give you an advantage in business cooperation with Portuguese-speaking countries. These countries are important partners in trade, investment and tourism.

3. Education and academic research: Portuguese-speaking countries such as Portugal and Brazil have many opportunities in the field of education and academic research. Learning Portuguese can open the door for you to enter these fields and communicate with scholars and researchers in this area.

7 Most Popular Small Languages

According to a survey, Spanish, Italian, French and German are small languages and majors with higher salaries, followed by Japanese and Korean.

Among the official languages used in communication, Spanish, Arabic, Portuguese, Italian and other professionals are in short supply, and the employment prospects are very optimistic.

Domestic or minority language graduates can engage in translation, marketing, sales and finance in foreign-funded enterprises, large Sino-foreign joint ventures and large multinational companies. It is also possible to go to China Construction, AVIC, Sinopec and other large engineering state-owned enterprises to do overseas translation. The conditions are tough but the salary is relatively high.

Students with small languages and majors also have certain advantages in applying for civil servants. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Culture and other state ministries and commissions, local governments, foreign affairs offices of provinces and cities, security bureaus and other administrative organs all need counterparts. Some higher undergraduate students can apply for the exam and generally engage in civil affairs related to foreign affairs.