in terms of actual IRL use it's easily arabic

if it's only for fun i would still choose arabic tbh

Sounds like you just watched one of those “Learn x language in 30 days, with this one simple trick!” YouTube videos..

Arabic is incredibly difficult to a native English speaker, compared to one of the Latin languages..Start with Spanish/Italian, and then move onto French

Becoming conversationally fluent in a language requires full immersion, and motivation, if you can’t live in the home country..When I was learning Italian, spotify was Italian, movies were Italian, books were Italian. Tutor 2x week

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italian is probably the better of the two as a base to learn other romance languages but spanish is more widely spoken so OP’s choice

also ignore anyone who says english is an ugly language, people love to hate. It was Borges favourite and that says it all

Decide for yourself

Wish I knew French just cause I watch movies in that language a lot. If you have any practical life/work reasons I'd go with that though

Also French is probably the easiest of the 3

As an adult learning an entire language is so f***ing difficult

it’s why bilingualism is a gift

you get a multiplier on it if you’re from an anglophone country cause it’s so rare it sets you apart

I'm on Duolingo. Arabic. I learned the whole alphabet, numbers and a few phrases. Its all memorization.

In Arabic, the letter for DH, KH, H, capital D and GH are so confusing

arabic is the most useful but french is a cool language

arabic

French

Which language do you actually want to learn and see urself learning for years

Don't base it off which one is more useful because 9 times out of 10 ppl who try to learn a language because it's "useful" never end up going anywhere. Esp languages like Arabic/Farsi because it takes years before you get to any kind of decent grasp of the language

french is a really elegant language

lol I learnt italian in HS but had zero upkeep with it after uni because i didnt care about anything surrounding the language and chinese/cantonese + vietnamese kinda passively cuz of family

French i tried briefly but got caught up w other things

Arabic sounds like you’re choking on a f***ing piece of garlic bread

arabic

some dude itt was saying arabic sounded "beautiful" and "poetic"

fartsi

People can have different opinions on how a language sounds

Yeah and English, despite all of its utility and intricacy, sounds like a German person having a stroke

Too bad that the language Carti uses

Idk what this means

Arabic would be more useful but way more time consuming.

So go with that