spanish, french, which one is more deserved to learn?

Answer 1

Well,being of Cajun french,Spanish decent.I was brought up speaking french at home,but a completely different dialect than that of the french spoken in France.When I moved to California,we lived in an area where allot of Spanish speaking people lived,and I picked up the language really fast.I would have to say Spanish is easier to learn,and once you have learned one language,it's allot easier to learn another.So maybe later,you could learn french.Both are beautiful languages,and I wish you "bon chance" (good luck) and God bless

Answer 2

Depends on your career goals and your part of the country. I live in the south where, other than English, Spanish is the most widely spoken. I would learn Spanish. However if I wanted to go to France or Quebec or I just wanted to learn a language, I would pick French.

Answer 3

It shouldnt be too unhealthy. Spanish and French are carefully comparable, so it would possibly not be a giant transition from studying one and the opposite even as. I'm fluent in French, and personally it honestly made Spanish a bit of less complicated to be taught when you consider that one of the phrases are equivalent. It seems like you have already got a fantastic historical past in either one of them, so studying them even as will have to be no drawback.

Answer 4

French so that u can help the americans in translation, and spanish if u want a job at the border.

Answer 5

Spanish is spoken in more countries then French. It is more practical to learn spanish as they are also a huge consumer market......Learn spanish

Answer 6

I reside in TX, but throughout the US, there's a need for bilingual English/Spanish speakers. Most are higher paid than those who speak only English.

Answer 7

spanish for sure its on its way to being the second language in the USA alredy almost all packaging has english and spanish directions and descriptions

Answer 8

Well if your American you be better of learning Spanish.

Answer 9

spanish if your focus is Latin America or Spain; French for Quebec, West Africa, or western Europe.

Answer 10

spanish would be more useful as it is spoken in more countrys