Why is French easier than Spanish?

Another thing that makes French easier than Spanish is that French has fewer verb tenses/moods. That creates a lot of verb conjugations in the Spanish language. Then, there is the subjunctive conjugation. While the subjunctive mood is difficult in both languages, it is more difficult and much more common in Spanish.

Is learning French easier after learning Spanish?

Once you’ve learned verb conjugation in Spanish it’ll be a lot easier for you to get your head around it in French. Learning French after Spanish puts you at an advantage for learning French as you’ve already dealt with new grammar, similar vocab and finding out how you best learn a foreign language.

What’s better to learn French or Spanish?

In terms of grammar, French is less flexible than Spanish and learners will find it easier to learn a language with a regular grammar and regular patterns. There are a lot of other differences between the two languages but neither is easier than the other.

What is the easiest language to learn if you speak French?

English is the easiest, most French vocabulary is English now . Originally Answered: What is the easiest language to learn for French speakers? Romance languages as Spanish Italian and Portuguese are pretty similar to French. The syntax and the grammar look close to these.

Is French more important than Spanish?

It is spoken by between nearly 452 – 510 million worldwide in Spain, most of South America (except Brazil which covers most of the continent), Mexico, most of Caribbean, and parts of Southern U.S. So, French is the second most important language WORLDWIDE after English, and Spanish is third.

Will I forget Spanish if I learn French?

Not permanently. I learned French after Spanish (both as an adult), having achieved around the same level of fluency as yourself. It is made easier in some ways due to the similarities between the two languages, and you will pick up certain grammatical points (such as objective pronouns) intuitively.

How can learning French benefit you?

First and foremost, learning French is the pleasure of learning a beautiful, rich, melodious language that is often called the language of love. French is also an analytical language that structures thought and develops critical thinking, which is a valuable skill for discussions and negotiations.