what language should I learn?
I want to start learning a new language... I was thinking about Spanish... but now I have doubts... what other language would you suggest me to learn? maybe you could also tell me, which language is easier to learn?

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what language should I learn?
I want to start learning a new language... I was thinking about Spanish... but now I have doubts... what other language would you suggest me to learn? maybe you could also tell me, which language is easier to learn?

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Wow, you have a lot of languages already under your belt!  You should be giving us advice on what languages to learn :)

If you decide to go ahead with Spanish, I can tell you some good things about learning Spanish:

For one thing, there is an incredible amount of Spanish speakers on the planet.  This means that finding learning materials and people to practice with will be significantly easier than if you were learning most other languages.

Second, I see that you do not yet speak any romance languages.  Adding one to the languages you know will help you make sense of a great deal of other Latin-based languages.  Spanish is such a language.

Third, you already know English and German.  Most English vocabulary is either  inherited through German or adopted from Latin based languages (romance languages,) usually through French.  There is some Greek in there too, but not nearly as much.  This means that with a Latin and a Germanic language in your mind, English vocabulary will feel more complete and make more sense.  I personally find this very interesting.  Usually I can guess correctly that a word is Germanic in origin because it sounds nothing like a Spanish word.  It makes me feel like learning German sometimes in order to "complete the trifecta."

Fourth, you will absolutely love the Spanish writing system as it is very logical and amazingly consistent.  I can only think of a tiny handful of exceptions.  You will master the writing system in a day or two.  That means your spoken fluency will dictate just how literate you are.  Compare this to something like English or French where a tremendous amount of memorization goes into mastering the writing system, and can really take a lifetime.  Not so in Spanish.  If you can read it, you can pronounce it (unfortunately being able to pronounce it doesn't guarantee that you can spell it, but it's very close, especially compared to other languages.)  You can increase your vocabulary, with correct pronunciation, without having to use audio.  That's amazing if you ask me, and makes learning the language a joy.

Fifth, Spanish has a reputation of being generally easier to learn than the majority of other languages out there.

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Si quieres tener éxito en tu aprendizaje debes practicar con mucha constancia.

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El Español, es tal vez el idioma más rico en expresiones, adjetivos, sustantivos, adverbios etc, que tú puedas encontrar en el mundo. Existen muchas maneras de decir una misma cosa,  su gramática  sigue un orden que te permite hacer las frases correctas y de una forma muy fácil. Los caracteres de su alfabeto son muy similares en su mayoría a los de los idiomas que tú hablas.
En cuanto a pronunciación las palabras generalmente se pronuncian como se escriben.
Aprende Español, y habrás entrado a un mundo de una literatura rica y variada, una poesía musical, una gran cantidad de nativos hablantes alrededor del mundo y ni que decir de la música en Español muchos  ritmos que te acompañaran en todas las situaciones  y acontecimientos, y los volverá inolvidables.
Empieza ya, y dentro de muy poco tiempo estarás hablando uno de los idiomas mas hermosos que jamás hayas escuchado. Buena suerte!!!!!

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I advise you Spanish.

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Lab dien Moda.
http://www.italki.com/learn-spanish/en-us

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