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Play them however you like. The order doesn't matter ultimately. If you get into X and X-2, I'd suggest to start with X, though. Believe XIII also had a XIII-2 as well as a DS game, but I haven't played the series in years (not since the original XIII came out) so don't recall offhand.
Asking which game to start with will just result in people bashing each other on being VII fans or not (never played the game myself). Perhaps put numbers in a hat and draw one out? Best way to get an unbiased start. Or flip a coin the number of FF games you have and count the number of heads, then play that game. I.E. you own 5 FF games so flip the coin 5 times. You get 3 heads, so you start with III. Otherwise, most people will just tell you to start with VII.
IV also has a sequel. It was called "Final Fantasy IV: The After Years". It's only been released on the Wii Shop Channel and PSP though.
And for Android and IOS.
My favorite was FF2/4 (US/JP).
Any order. Like others have said, they are mostly all independent with little to no overlap.