have you had experience with any languages other than English? more specifically, any of those languages?
another factor to consider would your future goals and aspirations. ie if your planning on working for the government theb french is a must. if your going to be travelling to south america then spanish might be a better bet.. u get the point
German is closest to English from a phonetic standpoint. Things start to get messy when you analyze the structural components though. Nonetheless it is a rockin' language and I would highly recommend it. I have experience learning all three of these languages and would rate them as follows in terms of ease...
1. Spanish 2. German 3. French
I have developed a severe distaste for French and dropped it after a mere two years; just not really for me. These things are really subjective though. Hope this helped!
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another factor to consider would your future goals and aspirations. ie if your planning on working for the government theb french is a must. if your going to be travelling to south america then spanish might be a better bet.. u get the point
pick the one that will be easiest and most useful
1. Spanish
2. German
3. French
I have developed a severe distaste for French and dropped it after a mere two years; just not really for me. These things are really subjective though. Hope this helped!