Mario S asked:


I have to learn either Spanish or German for a college course normally spanning 3 years, in 1 year (due to circumstances).
Because of this I want to chose the easiest one to learn.

My background:
I’m living in Belgium, Europe. Belgium is bilingual (French & Dutch) (strictly speaking it’s trilingual).
I’m almost perfectly bilingual.
French is a roman language like Spanish and Dutch is a germanic language like German, so I’m already a little acquainted with both language families.

Additionally, I have had 1 year of German in school and understand a lot of German. However I also know how tedious it is to learn the German grammar and gender of the words.

I don’t understand Spanish, but I have heard that the grammar is supposedly simple, and the language is a lot easier to learn than German. How would one compare both against each other? If comparison is not possible, how would one compare Spanish to French? French is full of exceptions to the rule, it’s easy to learn, but difficult to master.

I would appreciate reading the comments of people knowledgeable on this

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m y asked:


i have tried audio tapes, other CD courses, and imerson spanish class at the college (was getting frustrated so i droped it to focus on math) and i had no spanish during grade school for some odd reasion.

now at some point i need to get a 2nd language for my degree and i am hellbent on getting spanish some time between now and 3 years down the road!

i have looked around and sevreal people say reostta stone is good…what do you think? is it worth the money?

can you tell me about on how it works?

the reasion i droped out of the college class is that it was going to fast for me, and i was getting so frustrated that it was hurting my math, writing, and science classes.

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AveryQ asked:


This summer i am planning on going to a spanish speaking country to improve on my spanish skills. So far i have been taking 3 years of spanish, so i know the basics pretty well. I want to know the difference between a homestay program and spanish language school program. And what would be better? Thank you

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ejmfc asked:

I’m in 8th grade and i am choosing my courses for 9th grade. I **** languages but when i started to learn ASL from some older students, i actually enjoyed it. But, i heard that some colleges don’t accept ASL as a language. Should i just do spanish or french for 3 years (minimum requirements for my school is 3)?

p.s. I don’t no what colleges i want to go to since i am only 14.

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