I've been learning french for a year and a half (by myself). Right now I'm capable of reading almost anything, but I still have trouble with spoken french.
I'm also very interested in learning german. But that would mean losing my focus on french almost entirely for a long time.
Should I spend another year studying to become fluent in french or should I drop it and learn german?
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Asher Martinez
Don't learn G****n. It's an ugly pig language. French is very pretty and you should persist in studying it.
Juan Harris
Totally agree. Despite the fact german has very good corpora of literature, the language itself is just too chaotic and not very harmonious. I would recommend to keep on with French. If you want to learn another European language, study italian as it is extreamly harmonious, has good rhythm and is easy to rhyme
Caleb Hall
Fuck off faggot.
Keep studying French and learn German, its a patrician combo
Carson Bennett
German can be very poetic, just read Goethe. There's more than harmony, German is not "chaotic" either. There are complex rules of grammar, and the way they are applied is not chaotic in a random sort of way since to my unformed knowledge there are few exceptions to the rules.
Jonathan Butler
What are your study habits like? Do you study from a particular book or some other way?
Austin Perry
Learn French then learn German
Jaxson Watson
Learn Italian instead. You won't lose your focus on French because they're very similar
Joseph Rodriguez
Become fluent or near fluent in French, then learn Adolf's tongue.
Zachary Gomez
>That pic
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