Which language should i learn?

Question

I am still in middle school but i want to concentrate on only one language until i graduate from high school.mY CHOICES Are French German and Spanish. I already speak fluent engilish and arabic.Which language should i learn.Which is easier to learn (i dont care about the pronounciation) and which is more useful? The language that i really want to learn is Italian but since thast not an option which noe should i choose?

Answer 1

All three are in the same difficulty level, although spanish would be easier to learn because there are alot of words shared with arabic.

Spanish is better to learn beacuse there are more places where its spoken.

French is also spoken in a lot of places, but german is only spoken in Germany and Austria.

Answer 2

Go with Spanish. Not only is it easy, with the way the population is becoming more hispanic, it will probably come in handy in the future. Also, Italian is very similar to Spanish, so if you choose to learn Italian at some point down the road, it will be an easy transition.

Answer 3

More people speak Spanish than anything else, what i did was take one year of both spanish and french, then decided to stick with french, my friend who did the same chose spanish. We both took a year of spanish before the year of french, so the order doesn't matter, but spanish, french, and italian are all pretty similar. And the year of spanish really gave me a advantage when i started french.

Answer 4

German

Answer 5

Spanish is the most useful language to learn because in the U.S you are most likely to come face to face with someone who speaks only spanish than you are with someone who speaks french or german. Italian is also similar to spanish so if you still want to learn italian in the near future, it won't be hard to do.

Answer 6

German

Answer 7

it depends on what field you want to work in and where. if you intend to stay in the us, spanish is probably the most useful because it is a sizeable minority language there. if you think you might end up in a field that means a lot of worldwide travel, you wouldn't be badly off with french. if you want to work in the natural sciences and in europe, german wouldn't be a bad idea as it has the most native speakers in europe and a sizable number of second language speakers too. it is also a minority language in several african and latin american countries, though i don't know how useful that would make it for you. of course, all languages are worth learning in themselves, for the people who speak them, their cultures and their literature, but this is how it looks to me from a professional point of view.

Answer 8

Well, internationally... I'm not quite sure how much German is used.

French is good if you plan on doing things in Europe, since that is the most used language there (I think) next to English.

Spanish is good if you plan on doing things in the States, or south america.

Personally, I've only taken Spanish, and found it not too hard. (From what I know, the pronounciation's easier)

Answer 9

Depending on which part of the country you live in (US). In some parts of the Southwest, the Spanish-speaking population is more than 50%. Spanish is the new English, LOL.

Answer 10

You have a few typos in your question, but you sound sincere and intelligent. I would go with Spanish since we have so many Spanish speaking people in the USA, both legal and illegal. You can always study the Italian language later on in life. Good luck!!