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Bookmark or Share- What language is harder to learn? French or German?French verbs are probably harder than German ones: German has irregular verbs ("strong" verbs plus a few even more irregular ones), but basically you need to learn just three forms per verb (present, preterite and past participle), and there's a rather well-defined list of irregular verbs.
- German or French? : r/languagelearning - RedditFrench is also a lingua Franca among various international organisations (e.g. one of the six official languages of the UN) to a greater degree than German, These were just the reasons that made me chose French over German, however this is an 'all things being equal' analysis which of course is never really the case.
- Why does it say "French & German" instead of dividing it out?French people typically get around 35% French & German and then some Southern Euro and some British & Irish, varying based on region. Germans get varying amounts of French & German and then a mix of Scandinavian, Eastern European, Southern European, etc depending on region.
- Should I learn German or French? : r/German - RedditTo me both of your choices appear pretty balanced. You were good at pointing out the advantages of French. As a native speaker of Spanish, French is probably significantly easier, at least in the basic and intermediate levels - mastering French will likely take quite some effort though, so if you're going for full professional proficiency, the difference will not be as striking anymore.
- Why does 23andme list results as "French/German"? Why is it ... - RedditThat means in testing where they already know the genes are French & German, 19% of the time they label them correctly as French & German. 81% of them get labeled something else. Usually "Broadly" categories, but from spending time here and on the old 23andme subs it's clear lots of times they mislabel them with other Northern European ethnicities.
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