Answer: If you live in the United States, Spanish is more useful because of the large and growing Hispanic community. However, when searching for a job French is better to know because everyone will know Spanish but only you will know French giving you a bit of an edge. If it is required to a language at your school, then Spanish is easier in the beginning but gets harder later, while French doesn't get as hard. Examples: Spanish has two verbs for 'to be' while French has just one; Spanish has two words for 'for' while French has just one; and Spanish has a preterite tense which requires a lot of memorisation while French does not have a preterite tense. So French, in the long run, is easier to learn.
besos means kisses, but muah is not a Spanish word.
French toast sticks in Spanish is 'pan tostado francés.'
It is a combination of French and Spanish, and means "my" (mon=French) and "saint" (santo=Spanish)
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14 students take neither Spanish nor French.
Because the Spanish didnt want the french to take over
I'd take French, but its your choice... :)
Most colleges couldn't care less. However, on paper, consistency (taking the same foreign language for three years) can seem like dedication. Ultimately, this depends on what YOU want, not what the college wants. If you do not like Spanish and taking French will make you happier, take French.
French
Mandarin is the hardest language to learn. It takes over 1000 hours to learn. But languages like french, Spanish and Japanese takes only 400 hours to learn
Spanish, French, American. (But note there were more exploring nations you should consider, namely the Portuguese, Dutch, and English).
Spanish
Normally at least English, Spanish or Italian.
latin, french, spanish, Italian
yes u do it is either spanish french or German
French were from France, and Spanish were from Spain.