Which language is easier to learn, French or Spanish?

Question

I have help from my friends and relatives. They keep arguing between the 2 though. Please help me!

Answer 1

Spanish, of course. French is like Spanish, but with a terrible grammar and worse pronunciation

Answer 2

Spanish

Answer 3

Spanish
Last on the list of countries with a significant Spanish-language influence is the Philippines. Spanish was once an official language, although today there are only a few thousand who use it as their primary language. But the national language, Tagalog , has adopted thousands of Spanish words into its vocabulary, and much of its phonetics follow the Spanish pattern
Now English is the second language.
French.. no chance.

Answer 4

Try to think about the utility of the language... If you learn spanish you will have a lot more people to talk to (that means a lot more practice which will make it easier to learn)... unless you go to france or french canada or one of the french islands. Spanish is way more useful and probably easier too.

Answer 5

I think French is easier to learn because some of words are almost exactly like the English ones, but that's just my opinion. Then it's easier to switch to Spanish from French if you wanted to do that.

Answer 6

They both have masculin and feminine, but even though I speak french and not spanish, I think spanish would be easier because you pronounce more of the sounds of the words, where in french pronounciation is very difficult. Also I find all the tenses difficult as well and the many conjugations. Ugh, french is hard.

Answer 7

Definitely Spanish.

Answer 8

Spanish definitely (from a French professor)

Answer 9

I've learned them both, and I think Spanish is easier, because words sound exactly like they're spelled. French has silent letters, and sounds that are spelled differently than they're pronounced.

Answer 10

They are both romance languages and come from latin. They share great similarities in sentence structure and vocabulary. I know a little bit of both and I think they are about the same when it comes to difficulty. Choose either and if you decide to learn the other, it will be way easier to learn.