Spanish is definitely easier to learn than german (thanks to complicated grammar rules). however, french is more difficult than german due to difficult pronunciation and accents. difficulty level – spanish – 5/10, german – 6/10, french – 7/10.. I think you should choose the one that will benefit you the most. if you want to go travelling in latin america, learn spanish. if you want a language for business, german is good but so is spanish.. French is the 2nd language learning in the world, for me you should choose french, it will be more interesting for you, spanish and german can be an other option, but if you travel a lot, the best choice is french..
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German. i took 1 year of spanish in hs then 2 of german. i should have taken 3 years of german but my german grandparents said i wouldn't learn anything, one of the only times they steered me wrong lol i really enjoyed learning it and need to brush up on it some, maybe take more classes on it.. Usefulness. if you want to learn a language with a large number of speakers and which is spoken in many countries, the ones to choose in order of 'usefulness' are: english, french, spanish, russian, arabic, chinese (mandarin), german, japanese, portuguese and hindi/urdu.. Spanish vs german this entry was posted in must know , serious and tagged english , german , language , language learning , second language , spanish on august 6, 2014 by chris lockie . there are pros and cons to learning any language, and every language comes with its own set of difficulties..
