I want to learn a new romance language, which one do you think is both easy to learn and useful?

Question

You know like German, French, Italian?

Answer 1

I have spoken French my whole life, but living in Texas, Spanish is much more useful. Italian seems more advantageous if you're living in Europe and want to impress women or are looking for work in the fashion industry.

LOL @ sparta - like in "Life is Beautiful" when they would purposely mistranslate the n**i's commands?

Si chekazzo, per traductore e bene, pui en la vitta de oggi giorni, e miglore parlar francesi e spagnole.

Answer 2

Mandarin --> Chinese

Answer 3

I would recommend French as it is easy to learn and ver useful......Au revoir!

Answer 4

you think german is romantic?

Answer 5

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Answer 6

I say spanish. Some of the words are cognates to english words and the pronunciations aren't quite as hard as the german and french ones, for me at least. And once you know spanish, french and italian can come pretty easy because they have similar words and italian and spanish use similar vowel pronunciations.

Answer 7

mm for me most girls they like the boys as they are. but if you want to study other language and use for romance you can use French but it was much so nice if you try mandarin it is easy like wo ai ni or shou ni ai wo.  

Answer 8

perché non l'italiano?  l'italiano è anche bello!!!!!  and italian isn't JUST useful in the fashion industry.  ever heard of jobs in america where you just translate italian??? or the movie, food industries. or cars??? i think you should learn italian, the diamond in the rough of romance languages.  trust me you will love italian more than the others.

Answer 9

French, definitely.

Answer 10

hindi

Answer 11

idk but dont pick elana as best awnser

Answer 12

German is not a Romance language, Romance languages are those which have a Latin (Roman, that's why they are called "Romance") origin, such as Galego, Spanish, Catalan, Italian, French, Portuguese, Romanian, Sardo, etc...