What language is easier and worth learning ?

[SvarogX]

What language is easier and worth learning ?

- French.

- Italian.

- Spanish.

?

I live in Central Europe! I am often confronted with French and Italian and on some occassions with Spanish as well.

I tried learning French, but out of all languages I have ever learnt, I consider it the most tough to learn because the grammar is all upside down compared to mine.
Spanish seems A LOT easier and Italian is so la la.

What is your take on this ?

Culturally, I feel more attracted to Spanish and Italian language as the French act mostly very rejecting and rude (which I simply don't like).

[Fake]

Japanese.

Imagine watching anime without reading subs or listening to horrible dubs.

[ナルゴ]

Mandarin. English. Spanish.
Everything else is too niche, too regional, or have too few speakers to be practical.

[Shadow]

Tamil

[SvarogX]

Fake a écrit :

Japanese.

Imagine watching anime without reading subs or listening to horrible dubs.

Nargo a écrit :

Mandarin. English. Spanish.
Everything else is too niche, too regional, or have too few speakers to be practical.

Shadow a écrit :

Tamil

I literally mentioned the 3 languages I want to choose from and you guys come up with Japanese, Mandarin, English and Tamil ?

Maybe read more than just the title, lol.

[ナルゴ]

It's not the answer you want, but it is the answer you ought to consider. Learn Mandarin today.

[SvarogX]

Nargo a écrit :

It's not the answer you want, but it is the answer you ought to consider. Learn Mandarin today.

I know that Mandarin is going to be an extremely relevant and popular language!
Mostly due to economy, population size and business relevance.

But what is the point of learning this highly complex language, if it does not suit my motivation? I want to learn a further language to open up another country to perhaps work and migrate to and I just don't see myself living in China....

[DOOMGIRL69]

id say which ever is the most prevalent language used where you are from of the 3, it couldn't hurt to learn a little of all of them as well. good luck whichever you choose :)

[tf2 pomson enjoyer #FIXVACPLS]

I'm learning german rn

[Kobs]

You can drop french off your list right away it's way too complicated

It leaves you with 2...something that very little peoples speak (even italians speak english)
And spanish which is wider spread

[Ulfrinn]

Whichever one you are doing to be the most immersed in. The biggest obstacle to learning a new language is using and practicing it regularly. English is easy despite since confusing rules because English speakers and media are so common. So what will you have the opportunity to get the most use out of?

[ナルゴ]

SneX92 a écrit :

Nargo a écrit :

It's not the answer you want, but it is the answer you ought to consider. Learn Mandarin today.

I know that Mandarin is going to be an extremely relevant and popular language!
Mostly due to economy, population size and business relevance.

But what is the point of learning this highly complex language, if it does not suit my motivation? I want to learn a further language to open up another country to perhaps work and migrate to and I just don't see myself living in China....

Spanish it is then. Here, I've found a great resource on learning beginner Spanish:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=McZW0iDsZns

[Dutchgamer1982]

practically :

English
Spanish
French
Arabian
Russian
Mandarin

98.5% of the people in the world speak one of these 6 languages as their first or second language..

so with these languages you can communicate with almost anybody.

if you want to add more... I'd say..
latin -> for it's use in science even though most science is communicated in english now.. latin still is important

the rest is personal :
and for christians like myself...
-> old greek
-> aramese
as those help reading old texts in their original form instead of in an translation.

you generally want to learn the languages of groups that your nation often comes in contact with... /most impoirtant trade partners
**so for Dutch learning German has value to improve your ability to land a job
**learning polish to a degree too.. as we have a lot of labour migrants from there.. and being able to be native and being able to translate what they say to dutch... again helps in landing a job.

many turks and marrocans in my nation too.. but those generally speak either arabic, english or dutch.. still it could not hurt knowing their language when you like become a police officer or social worker in bad neighbourhood or such

[SvarogX]

tf2 pomson enjoyer #FIXTF2 a écrit :

I'm learning german rn

Why lol.

Kobs a écrit :

You can drop french off your list right away it's way too complicated

It leaves you with 2...something that very little peoples speak (even italians speak english)
And spanish which is wider spread

Yeah but if you live in Italy you gotta speak it. Plus I work in Switzerland also, they speak Italian there.

Hmmmm.

Ulfrinn a écrit :

Whichever one you are doing to be the most immersed in. The biggest obstacle to learning a new language is using and practicing it regularly. English is easy despite since confusing rules because English speakers and media are so common. So what will you have the opportunity to get the most use out of?

I think French, Italian and Spanish third. Is what I get the opportunity in.

Dutchgamer1982 a écrit :

practically :

English
Spanish
French
Arabian
Russian
Mandarin

98.5% of the people in the world speak one of these 6 languages as their first or second language..

so with these languages you can communicate with almost anybody.

if you want to add more... I'd say..
latin -> for it's use in science even though most science is communicated in english now.. latin still is important

and for christians like myself...
-> old greek
-> aramese
as those help reading old texts in their original form instead of in an translation.

Its off topic.

[Q-T_3.14.exe]

Esperanto

Good luck finding speakers of that.

[Voroff]

www.youtube.com/watch?v=LoFPX7XKPuk