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Hi guys,

I'm currently an Arabic major, just finished my freshman year at a pretty good university. I love languages and linguistics - my original plan was to pursue a degree in linguistics but then I found an awesome Arabic program.
Anyway, I'm looking to add another language to my repertoire. My concern is really just demand - I want something that will lend to getting a job later, and won't be something that I might just happen to use later in life. I'm currently planning to find a job in translation, interpretation, or K-12 teaching. I'm not concerned with difficulty of any languages.
I'm still studying Arabic full time. Here are the options I'm considering most strongly:

* Chinese

* Farsi

* Uzbek (A lot of faculty in the Linguistics department are trying to get me to take Uzbek..they might just need a student to take the class though.)

* Urdu

Other Less Commonly Taught Language options include Ojibwe, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Nepali, Kazakh, Tajik, Korean, Tamil and Bengali.

Alternatively, I could pursue more linguistics stuff if that would help me.
<bot>: I want a job. Should I take another language in addition to Arabic, more linguistics classes, or something else entirely?