Should French come before German?

Question

Should I learn French before I learn German? I already know English, Italian, and Spanish. First I start studying German then I feels to hard, then I switch to French which seems way easier, but then I started to study German for no reason. But I am afraid German is going to mess up my other languages because it's so different from the others. But I still want to study French,at the same I don't want to throw away the German courses I bought, five languages would seem to much for me, which one do I pick and why, what do i do ???

Answer 1

Why does 5 seem like too much? My fiance knows 7. And actually the more languages you know the easier it gets.

Answer 2

I am afraid that you've got handiest aspect of the tale my buddy. The English language as spoken at present is the outcome of the have an impact on of many extraordinary languages and study will exhibit that should you cross a ways sufficient again it has an Indo-European starting place. To over simplify, from the Germanic its origins branched by way of the Anglo Saxon after which with a heavy Latin have an impact on, a few French and Greek we uncover English. I endorse that you simply study the Wikipedia Article, Latin and Greek Derivations. You are proper that there are plenty of similarities with the German. However German additionally has its roots within the identical Indo-European starting place.

Answer 3

French comes before German alphabetically, but with you knowledge of Spanish and Italian, French would be easier. The choice is yours.

Answer 4

French is a latin language like Spanish and Italian, so maybe it's the easier option. Whichever langauge you don't maintain is going to deteriorate. Are you speakinjg all those languages regularly?

Answer 5

Yes

Answer 6

Bonjour,

Je pense que tu dois apprendre la langue française et (and) la langue allemande. Elles sont difficiles toutes les deux mais se ressemblent par la grammaire.

Good luck.

Answer 7

Yes, of course.