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So either Mandarin or Swedish (if it's Ikea)?

Does that count? :p

The grade school we had the 2 littlest ones in taught Latin from 4th grade through 12th. It was a core component of the curriculum. It's a good foundational language to learn for most of the romance languages that are derived from it, but unless you go into a science, or history fields, there's...

Eh, it's all Greek to me.

Latin is dead. :p

Hey, it's Brian Kibler! (Edit: Yes, I know, it's Kyle Hill. It only makes sense if you know anything about the Magic: The Gathering community)

I mean, is it a carp? Or maybe a catfish? or an octopus?

There are a couple of reasons. 1. Instant translator jobs in hundreds of markets that have dealings with China in any way. 2. Not having to deal with those terrible translations from Mandarin to English in all those consumable goods we all enjoy. Especially all of our tech. Case in point...

The top 5 languages spoken worldwide (as a primary or secondary language) In order are: 1. English 2. Mandarin 3. Hindi 4. Spanish. 5. French. Pick any of them, you really can't go wrong. I'd probably go with Mandarin since I already speak English and know enough Spanish to get by.