In uni, signing up for fall semester classes, I'll be a

>>18176600
Oh, here are my options:
Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Greek, Italian, Japanese, Latin, Russian, American sign, or Spanish.

>>18176609
spanish is piss easy if you want an easy A

>>18176600

One lauguage class isn't going to teach you much anything useful, so go with whatever really. Languages that require learning a whole now writing system (Arabic, Greek, Chinese and Russian) take more time to learn and Arabic and Chinese pronounciation are quite different from western languages so that's an extra difficulty to master. French, German and Spanish are easier and quite useful if you manage to acutally learn something. Latin is interesting, but ultimately useless outside medicine or law and its grammatically challenging to a native English speaker. I have no experience in ASL, but it might be more interesting than regular languages.

Honestly, I'd recommend taking Spanish, if you've done it before, or French, because it has similar vocab as Spanish and English, so you've a head start. That's the easiest route.

>>18176627
>>18176619
Thanks. Italian is very similar to Spanish right? I know I find their culture more interesting, so that would be a plus.

>>18176609
>American sign
Do they have Witcher signs?

>>18176600
haha based Putin

>>18176648
Nvm, Italian is full, so is asl. I'm going to flip coin for Spanish or French.

>>18176673
>Italian is full
I'm sure it's mostly females too :)

>>18176600
What does it say on the girl's back in that gif?

>>18176673
Oh right, update, Spanish won the toss. Too bad we're building that glorious wall so Spanish will be useless to me.
>>18176675
>mfw I will never make spaghetti and meat balls for the ladies:'(