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but I also want to learn....
In in my opinion, I would learn English to the point where I could speak fluently with others and then start another language.
Good luck!
What should i do?
Hi! I want go to do a language course this year but I can't decide on which language to choose. My English level isn't bad but also, I want to learn a foreign language. Maybe Spanish or French, I don't know. So, should I go to an English course and improve that, or should I learn a foreign language? Please tell me your opinions about it that. Which one is a better choice?
What should i do?
Hi! I wanna go to take a language course this year. But i can't decide. My English level isn't bad. But also i I also wanna learn a foreign language. Maybe Spanish or French, i don't know. So, should i go to take an English course and improve that, or should i learn a foreign language? Please tell me your opinions about that this. Which one is the better choice?Hilal,
I would recommend choosing the language you think would be most helpful based on where you want to live/travel. Most people in America choose to learn Spanish because a huge part of the US population speaks Spanish, but a lot of my friends chose to take French because they want to travel to France. I take Italian because I want to go to Italy.
Whatever you feel would be best for what you are hoping to do with the language is the right choice. And if you really want, you can learn two languages! Maybe only one class, but you can always practice the other on here.
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