I already know Engilsh and Spanish, which should be the next language I should learn?
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Pick something from a different family instead.  Russian or Greek.  It would be more challenging than any of the ones you mentioned because it isn't Germanic (like English) or Romance (like Spanish).\n\nBut if you want something easy, go for Italian.  If you speak Spanish, you will learn Italian in no time--assuming you don't get confused and start using words of one when you mean the other.
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I want to learn Spainsh because it is one of the most widely used languages besides English.
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Any of the Romance languages are likely the easiest, since they have many cognates (similar sounding words that mean the same thing) and usually have fairly simple grammar. Of them, Spanish is probably the easiest, and definitely the most useful. German would be a close second, however, since its grammar influenced English so closely and has many cognates as well.
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I would see if there were any classes near you that you could attend. Maybe a local community college? It is easier and more fun to learn a new language with others than to try to do it by yourself.
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Espanol you would like to learn\nThe blue one is the one for which you yearn.\nThe brown box if for the British Peeps,\nYo Soy tu, papa...You'll learn in leaps.
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If you plan to work in the USA, Central America, or South America - SPANISH should be your second language.   For a Larger world picture, choose FRENCH, GERMAN.   If you want to work in the middle east - Choose ARABIC.  If your interests are in Asia chyoose JAPANESE or one ofg the CHINESE languages (probably Mandarin or Tiawanese over Cantonese)
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Spanish:\nAs a 40 something Engineer, I have found that I should have learned Spanish instead of German. Why because many of the operators in the plants that I have worked are Mexican Americans.
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Learn English, Chinese and Spanish.
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Spanish has more speakers worldwide than German. If you want to study political science/international speaking more languages in general may be useful. If you are especially interested in south American politics there won't be a way around Spanish, if you are more interested in European politics German may be at least as useful. \n\nI'd say it depends how good your German is after 4 years. Do you think it really needs more work, or do you feel comfortable talking/reading it? If you feel pretty good about your German speaking abilities, learn an additional language, if you don't it may be better to learn German so that you are pretty good at it (after all you already invested 4 years into it) before you go on for spanish.
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It depends on your ability to learn a language. For everyone saying spanish and french are so close to english actually german is closer as english is a germanic language NOT a romance language ( look it up, oh and i speak 6 languages and have a masters in linguistics so my answer is sound). Just because German would be the closest to english does not mean it is therefore the easiest as the grammar might be offputting to many people. In fact i found russian easier. So it really depends on you personally. A few things might contribute to the ease of a particular language such as, your exposure to it and your ability to retain large amounts of information and apply them. My suggestion is whatever the language you would like to learn just immerse yourself in it: Books, movies, videos etc. Now linguistically some languages are suppose to be easier to learn than others, for example spanish and french are considered categoy 1, german either a 2 or 3, russian a 4 and chinese, hungarian, finish and arabic 5.... but i found french harder than russian..so it really is up to you.
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The two languages are closely related, but that doesn't mean that they are very similar. I wonder if you are just looking for an easy language to learn (for whatever strange reason) you would do better to choose a Latin language like Italian and Spanish (fairly easy) or French (a bit more difficult). Or German, which is more difficult still, but related to English. the problem with Dutch, if you want to use it to speak to people in the Netherlands, is that so many people there speak fluent English that you will have to study if for an incredibly long time before you speak it better than they speak your language. Not a very rewarding situation.
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Arabic..\nEnglish...\nFrench..\nLearning Dutch
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Living Language is a good company to use. I have Spanish and Japanese learning course. They are very easy to use and to understand. Here is there web site to check out.\n\nhttp://www.randomhouse.com/livinglanguage/
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I would take Spanish. It will be much more helpful in travel, especially if you want to travel to Mexico, Central America, South America, or Spain. It is a fairly easy language to pick up on as the conjugations of verbs generally follow a pattern and it is easy to pronounce once you learn the vowel sounds.
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I'd say if you live in America and you dont speak English, then English. If you do, then Spanish.
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Me,I am crazy about languages.I already study English ,French,Spanish and wanna learn Italian , German and...
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Spanish is my first language soooo, my opinion would be to try and go to Mexico, Nicaragua,or Spain! here's a good way to learn click on the website below