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白人。爆笑。五年間ぐらい勉強している。今年アメリカ帰った本当に感謝しています、白人。
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何年日本語で話せますか
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Depends on your reason to learn the language too, motivation makes everything "easier". Spanish will be more useful in the Americas, French and Portuguese will be more useful in Europe and Africa, to put it broadly.
Anyway out of the three I would think that Portuguese would be the hardest to get the right pronounciation, but then again Brazilian portuguese seems easier to speak and understand than "portuguese portuguese". French (my first language) is known for being a hard language to learn due to all kinds of grammatical rules with all kinds of exceptions, letters in words that you don't pronounce, words sounding the same but written different (vain-vingt-vin, for example, pronounced exactly the same). You'll find the whole feminine/masculine thing in all romance languages. I think Spanish might be somewhat easier, also considering the fact that -assuming you're American- you're more exposed to that language than the other two. That being said, I think that you'll find way more similar words with english in french than in spanish, so...
English(2nd language due to my family in the US.)
Dutch(1st Language),
German(write and speak but i need to be around german speaking to get the rust off),
French(like 4 yr old,i didnt pay attention enough),
Surinamese(native language)
Me and my son are going to pick up spanish since we are there almost every year.
Dutch(1st Language),
German(write and speak but i need to be around german speaking to get the rust off),
French(like 4 yr old,i didnt pay attention enough),
Surinamese(native language)
Me and my son are going to pick up spanish since we are there almost every year.
Nope. Spanish is just everywhere so I caught on
