I was thinking about giving quick Spanish lessons on my YouTube channel. Thoughts anyone?

@Gonzo17

It would be useful for people to know Spanish

Max Igan fled from Australia as a political refugee and chose Mexico instead of USA

I tried to learn multiple languages with grammatical gender and found them to difficult

I am trying to stick to learning new languages without grammatical gender

If I can learn one language without gender then I will consider trying to learn a new language with grammatical gender

It is useful but not unique because a lot of youtube people teach Spanish

@shortstories
All good valid points. I think in the future Mexico will be a more happening place than others. Indirectly I'll be helping people get by in the New World. Just my opinion.

@Gonzo17 @shortstories I decided spanish because it is pretty wide spread in mid and south america

German because I could make +2x more if I went few hours away to germany.

Russia for option for big BRIC member

Arabic because it is spreading in the west.

korean and japanese for content like man-gas/hwas and maybe some bitches.

Chinese for asia, most spoken and strong BRIC member, manhuas, maybe for future.

@Stahesh @Gonzo17

Korean is the easiest out of all the languages you listed in my opinion

If you learn Arabic then Hebrew is easy but not the other way around

Hebrew and Arabic have almost the same vocabulary but the Arabic Alphabet is more advanced

@shortstories @Stahesh also I like Muslims more than Jews

@Gonzo17 @shortstories same I personally like islam compare to judaism.

Basically that do not do mutulations are more better IMO.

only other languages i can see esperanto, portuguese indonesian, maybe turkish

@Stahesh @Gonzo17

After trying to learn Hebrew I learned the Number and Gender lead to a lack of grammatical clarity and make languages poor for science and law

You can not tell if any of the old testament laws that apply to males also apply to females

Why

Masculine nouns can apply to both males and females or to males only

But feminine nouns apply only to females

There is no gramnatical gender for males only

Turkish is better because it lacks gramnatical gender

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grammatical_category

@shortstories @Stahesh @Gonzo17
Most languages are the same. You don't need specific male-only words because it's pretty obvious you're talking about men: doctor, leader, plumber, soldier, thinker, etc.
Only with the progressive era thing have deviated from the past 5000 years of recorded history.

@Zeb @Stahesh @Gonzo17

There is a command not to murder in the old testament

But does it apply to females

Are both women & men commanded not to murder or are only males commanded not to murder

The Old testament laws and any modern laws written in the Hebrew language are vague and unclear

@shortstories @Stahesh @Gonzo17
My view has always been god commanded humanity to not murder. The problem is not god, it's men not prosecuting women for their crimes.

All "bibles" are vague by design, it provides more authority to the shamans/priests/imams/preachers.