Should I learn Spanish or French? My degree requires me to take

German is the only right answer

>>78379207
Most Germans (that you would want to talk to) can speak English already. Also I would almost never get the chance to practice German irl, but that also applies to French.

Spanish because you already had it, French is too complicated and has a lot of focus on pronounciation and since you're an Ameritard you're going to sound like a spastic

>>78379652
That's ethnophobic and I will not stand for it, fucking Chechen scum

>>78379689
I identify as Chechno-Slovenian, you hypocritical bigot

That being said, Spanish - ez ; French - more challenging
Just choose whatever you like senpai

>>78379652
Americans sound like silly children when they speak French in fact

>>78379149
Spanish is easy and French is moderately hard
Why not learn both

>>78379149
Depends on what you want honestly.
Take French if you like it.
Although Id say Spanish would be more useful in America.
Only go foe French if you want to challenge yourself and have the time to do it.

>>78384391
Good point. I might take Spanish just to make things easier on myself (even though it doesn't sound as nice as French).

>>78379149
Neither, Anon-san.
Learn Nihongo instead. It's sugoi.

Speak the language that will help you communicate with most people.

English for NA and western Europe. Spanish for LA, Russian for slavic Europe. I don't know about Asia and I guess french for Africa.

>>78386774
So it's a bad idea to learn a language just for fun?

>>78387806
Well if you could instead do something that is both fun and useful...