nns91

Thanks for your suggestion.

I am still hesitating between Spanish and French. Which one should I choose ?

sammielue21

Spanish. It's going to end up being prevalent in the U.S. It will come into play far more than French ever will.

Jonathan1

I'm in French II and Spanish I right now as a freshman, and learning the basics of Spanish was really easy after knowing a little French. I plan on adding Chinese by junior year.

nns91

Ow. I took Chinese before. I liked it but did not have enough time to study.

So should I start with Latin and French then start Spanish later ?

Jonathan1

Why do you want to do Latin?

sdr691

I agree with the posters who think taking both (Latin and French/Spanish) is a good idea. It really does help learning the other language, and it's worth it. I think Latin is good if you like languages, and it does help with roots, although one could pick that up without Latin. I took Latin and Spanish at the same time, but I started Latin after several years of Spanish. I personally think Spanish is easier to learn than French.

nns91

Thanks for your suggestion.

Any more suggestion for me ?

@Jonathan: I want to use Latin to help me with my English. Is it a wise thinking ?

Coño

If you want to improve in English, study English.

nns91

I am still studying English to improve my language but I want to use Latin as a foundation language.

Grande Antilles

You should study Greek too if you want to improve your zenglis
I am out of here

nns91

But my new school does not offer Greek.

I think I will go with Latin. How about Spanish and French ?

Grande Antilles

If it does not have Greek, go for Latin. If you can take Spanish , French and Latin at the same time, take all of them

nns91

I would love to, but would it be too hard ?

Grande Antilles

nns 91, I don't know your linguistic background, can you tell me a little bit about it?

sushi_error

I agree with the other posters, I think taking French and Latin should definitely benefit you. Latin should be able to help you with your French.