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with French you will be able to grasp the other Romance languages such as Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese much more easily, it has the benefit of 'making other languages easier' in the long run.

This is useful if you are just 'doing it for fun' mostly.

German however is more useful in the market place as a whole, since Germany is the 3rd(?) richest nation on the Earth, and thus, has a market to match.

It is difficult however, yet worth while.

This is useful for more professional needs, but more difficult for 'just for fun learning'.

It depends on your motives, and your future wants. Either one is worth while.
 
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Because of requirements at Highschool and University I've taken both French and German.

I'd say German. It's more fun to learn, or at least it was in my experience.
 
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If you can learn english well, french is alittle less painful, I'm forced to learn it as the criculm in Canada says we need atleast 6(?) years of french. Once you get past conjugating verbs you'll figure out the rest (theres a lot of rules for french adverbs)
 
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German you must study, for sure.

roman languages are hard (i learned latin) but much more easier than slavs languages.

True. Slavic languages have a shitload of cases, tenses and declinations. As if they have taken the most complicated stuff from all other languages.

(I'm a native speaker of one of these so I should know).
 
German you must study, for sure.



True. Slavic languages have a shitload of cases, tenses and declinations. As if they have taken the most complicated stuff from all other languages.

(I'm a native speaker of one of these so I should know).

Well, bulgarian doesn't have much of them though.
 
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