French vs Arabic??

I take French and it's really fun French is spoken is several countries too!

if your Muslim then Arabic, its a no brainer lol.

French is predicted to have over 650 million speakers by 2050. It's one of the fastest growing languages at the moment, so it would be incredibly helpful to learn. It would also be a breeze to be fluent in compared to Arabic, which uses a completely different alphabet and a sound palette which varies unbelievably with English. It's not impossible to learn, though.

Some people have predicted that the number of Arabic speakers is around 422 million at the moment, not to mention it being the official language of Islam, a religion followed by 1.6 billion people.

Both languages are undoubtedly very widespread, and it's up to you to decide which one to learn in comparison to which field of study you will be heading into in the future. Do you have any idea? (It might make a difference with what to choose)

Frarabic tho

In seriousness, I'd say French

If you can read Arabic then go for it! I'd still suggest French though as it is a really fast growing language. It's up to you though!

Good luck with whatever you choose

Well I am a muslim, and I can read arabic so deep down I'd love to learn that language, but I don't know how to go about it . But likewise, I'd love to learn french too in the future.

But tbh if you think about it if in your job application if someone put that they can speak arabic then someone who can speak french, wouldn't arabic catch your eye??

I find Arabic amazing

If you can read it that's a massive barrier overcome! I'm sure it would be incredibly interesting for you to learn as it would teach you about your religion and the culture surrounding the Middle East and Arabic speaking nations. If you've done GCSE French, you've also already covered the basics and it would eventually come back to you.

Do both!! You wouldn't get them mixed up due to their massive differences and you already know quite a lot about each one.

I speak both and I would say that French is the easiest to learn and to use. Not only is Arabic difficult to learn, but the MSA that you learn is not spoken colloquially, so you'd need to learn a dialect too, and the dialects vary between different countries ..

I'm a linguist so I would find both the languages intriguing but it would really depend on where are what you'll be working as. I can see that you're more towards the Arabic side, so go for it!

I will be working as a Dietitian so I will be working with patients from a range of backgrounds.

If you're trying to choose which one to learn, go for the one that you're the most enthusiastic about, not the most 'useful'. Every language becomes useful to you as you learn it

Ah okay then, both languages are useful but it's up to you- do what your heart desires

Yeah but i think I will try to learn arabic first



Well I want to learn arabic so when reading the quran I can understand the meaning without translation. I can always learn french later

True thanks x

How can I learn it tho?