Spanish or French easier to learn?

Any particular reasons why? Thank you for commenting x

Aw cool, you'll have more of a chance than me at finding work lol, my dream would be to work for a company like mango, there HQ is in barcelona I'm from a place called Driffield in east yorks nr Hull


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Na, never know. But that is soooo cool! You must be a fashionable person.
Never heard of Driffiled

I just listened to some Spanish radio and French radio. My head nearly exploded! They speak sooooo fast in Spanish.

Haha I don't think i'm fashionable, and no ones really said that as such to me before so thankyou! quite a boring place, only a little town nr the countryside. Do you have twitter?

Yeah! In fact, one of my lecturers this year is from a Spanish-speaking country, and none of us can even tell what he's saying when he's using English, he speaks that fast!

PS For French, try watching some of http://www.tf1.fr/

I want to live somewhere like that. Hate city life... Yes I do, do you?

Well the subjunctive in spanish made more sense to me than french...

Haha I don't think i'm fashionable, and no ones really said that as such to me before so thankyou! quite a boring place, only a little town nr the countryside. Do you have twitter?


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I personally found Spanish easier to pick up but did better in French because I studied it for 9 years.

Yea I did both at GCSE.

And I found the Spanish accent, sentence structure and grammar easier?

Further on though Spanish can get harder since there are more tenses than in French but you will only work with a few simple tenses at GCSE and I can't remember if we ever went through any of the compound tenses.

Aw, I'd like to live in a city, London maybe tho thats with all the jubilee lol!

One time on a practise role play there was one about Portsmouth & spinnaker tower :L u might see it but depends what exam board yours is with 'cos mine is OCR


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Yea but Spanish there's only 2 verbs for to be: ser or estar

Mine's nadiachowmein, LOL. I'm not chinese...

I think London is the only brilliant city cos it's so big and well everything happens there but I'd rather live in the countryside.

Omg really? Haha! I am laughing right now. Portsmouth does have a lot to do though! x

As opposed to merely Être in French.

What is subjunctive? Sorry if I sound dumb...

i'm now following you!


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Lol, both GCSEs? Would that not be a massive workload on top of four AS levels?




Btw, does anyone else find the bilingual/trilingual/whateverlingual trait slightly attractive in a person -especially if it's not their mother tongue?

Sorry I don't speak French so être means nothing to me haha


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we don't use it in English however it's used to express impersonal opinion, desire like I hope to