>>1273105If you live in the US or Canada there's a frozen chance in hell of you ever encountering someone speaking German. Outside of high school German class I literally never used it a single time. Spanish or even French might be useful, but considering the transparency level between English and German, and the fact that most Germans speak some degree of English, it's not really useful unless you plan on moving to Germany or Austria for some reason. Out of the small sample size of six Germans I know online, five of them speak fluent English, the other can struggle with it, and one of the six actively hates speaking it and prefers English. I'm not saying Kiara shouldn't do German streams like the other anon, it's her culture so I get it. But I object to the idea it's a useful language anywhere in the world outside the Schengen Area.
