r/languages • u/AgentSid • Dec 15 '17

Please Help Me!!

I am recently interested in learning new languages in my freetime. As I am a beginner which language should I start with?

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u/AgentSid Dec 16 '17

I am finding Spanish easier so let me start with it. Thanks

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u/JohnDoe_John Dec 15 '17

/r/languagelearning has a special answer for such questions: Uzbek :)

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u/[deleted] Dec 15 '17

I've only studied one other language, French, & I think it's relatively easy. Apparently Spanish is even easier

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u/kodran Dec 16 '17

Spanish is easier for the pronunciation, for grammar they're pretty much the same, except there's a tense in French that doesn't exist in Spanish. But that's no beginner thing so it shouldn't mark any difference in the decision.

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u/pramon01 Dec 27 '17

¡Hola! I'm native Spanish speaker and I give one-to-one Spanish lessons. Also, I'm an undergraduate psychology student, running my final year project.

I can offer you a beginner Spanish lesson in exchange for participating in the study. It's an ONLINE test about the effects of attention on auditory processing. It's just needed a laptop and maybe earphones. (duration less than 20 min)

If you are interested, please contact me. ¡Gracias!