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That depends what you want to do with Python.
If you are into backend development, then learn SQL so you will know better how to interact with a database.
You can also learn HTML and CSS to better understand web frameworks such as Django.
If you are interested in data science and statistical analysis, there is a wealth of Python libraries you can explore, starting from numpy, pandas, matplotlib, sklearn, pytorch...
If you want to use Python for scripting, you can also learn bash and other Linux tools such as sed, awk, curl. Also Perl / Raku is another commonly used scripting language for sysadmin task automation.
If you are interested in cybersecurity, then Python with C++ can be a killer combo.
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I don’t think languages usually pair, per se. I know they do in webdev, but that’s mostly because they were made to fix eachother.