Is possible to learn Python, SQL, Excel, Spanish, and Dutch within 1 year?
I have a job opportunity coming up, but I need to know these 4 skills before July of 2026. Possible?

>>106167395 (OP)
>Possible
Of course it is, but you have to have the energy and motivation to stay true to the course.
Spanish/Dutch are easy if you know English. Python is easy, SQL&Excel just require you know where where the resources you need to make them work the way you want are located. SQL&Excel are fucking video games, and you can just google cheat codes for it. Focus on the Spanish Dutcha and Python. Excel & SQL are google-fu worthy projects, but don't waste time trying to be a guru for them.

>>106167395 (OP)
SQL and Excel are really easy, you can basically just learn it as you can go with each task. Python take a course.

But learning Spanish and Dutch is going to be difficult.

YOU MUST WAKE UP AT 4AM + DEEP WORK + NOFAP + ATOMIC HABITS + POMODORO + STUDY 12 HOURS A DAY FAGGOT

>>106167395 (OP)
>Spanish, and Dutch
learning real languages is 10000x harder than learning programming "languages"

>>106167395 (OP)
>dutch
Start practicing your “sch” today

Spanish is useless. Learn Chinese instead

>>106167395 (OP)
What are you, some jeet that wants to invade Spain/Netherlands?

>>106167395 (OP)

Rajeet, stay away from EU.

>>106167395 (OP)
no, but it's possible to start being a nerd today

>>106168023
Actual retard

>>106170327
You're retarded.

>>106170068
>>106170220
>>106170245
I'm Filipino. The job offer is for a spot in a research vessel in the north sea. Half of the crew are Spanish, and every weekend we will be allowed shore leave so I'm expected to know Spanish and Dutch.

>>106172154
Languages are a huge commitment. I don't think you can learn two at once. Pick one.

Spanish has gendered words & articles, it's a slightly more complex language than English. I don't know what Dutch is like.

>>106167395 (OP)
Yes, I could teach it to you in 4 months.

But I'm not going to.

>>106167395 (OP)
>Spanish, and Dutch
What languages do you speak at the moment? You can assume it will take you 6 months if you already know a romance/germanic language, about 18 months if you don't—though you'd have to multiply it by 2 if you are trying both at the same time, and more if you do not have accesss to native speakers.

>>106167565
This larping fag used to be all over YouTube. What happened to him?

>>106172223
I mean, grammar is secondary. Learning the top 5000 most used words of each language is doable in a year and from there on you can use your caveman communication skills to improve.

>>106167395 (OP)
Actual dutchman here, lmao good luck learning this shit there are so many exceptions. It's almost as hard to learn chinese.

>>106174468
Anon you are exaggerating, as an Italian native speaker it took me about a year and a half to get to a B2 level in Dutch, and it would have been even quicker if most of you guys didn't default to English with non-natives. In terms of irregularities it's no worse than most romance language, and sure as fuck much better than English.

>>106167395 (OP)
¿Para qué quieres aprender español? ¿Eres retrasado?

>>106172154
>I'm Filipino. The job offer is for a spot in a research vessel in the north sea. Half of the crew are Spanish, and every weekend we will be allowed shore leave so I'm expected to know Spanish and Dutch.
Wouldn't English be the lingua franca in such a scenario? I seriously question the need for knowing Dutch just for shore leave. Focus on python and excel. I assume you have some other skill that they need. Are you a deck hand or a researcher?

>>106167395 (OP)
it's doable
https://youtube.com/shorts/_GXjPEkDfek

go for it, tiger

>>106174678
It's unironically the 2nd most spoken language by native speakers globally.

>>106175550
What is 1st? Mandarin?

>>106175829
Yep

>>106167395 (OP)
Why do you need both Spanish and Dutch?
If you never learned foreign languages before you're in a rough position unless you can dedicate 2 hours daily to each (weekends included!).
You also didn't specify what level you need. If it's B1 or maybe B2 then sure. Anything higher is pretty much impossible unless you really give it your absolute all.

Python is somewhat easy, SQL at an intermediate level is also relatively easy. Excel is about practice unless they're asking you to know VBA.

>>106172154
>so I'm expected to know Spanish and Dutch.
I've never met a Dutch who couldn't speak English.