I would like to ask whether French is more promising or Russian, which is better

Looking at the overall international situation, France and Russia are currently in good relations with China.

France under the leadership of Chirac, in recent years, it has established a very good relationship with China, it can be said that it is the best relationship with China in the European Union, so economic exchanges will naturally keep up, Chirac is a fan of China, frequent visits to China, and successfully held a "Year of China" in France, on the whole, Sino-French relations are more economic than political relations, so learning French will help you find a job in a foreign company, and France is also the most beautiful language in the world, and it is also the most rigorous language, Official documents of the United Nations are signed in French to avoid discrepancies.

Looking at Russia again, Russia and China are the leading countries, and its oil resources are what China needs, and in addition to the fact that the relationship between Russia and the United States has not been good in recent years, so considerably, from a political point of view, Russia and China are linked together, China needs Russia's help in international affairs, and Russia also needs China's help, so Sino-Russian relations have development potential, and this year China successfully held the "Year of Russia". However, Russia's economic development is relatively simple and relies heavily on oil, so the relationship between China and Russia should be more political than economic.

In general, the difference between the two languages is that French is difficult to get started, while it is easier to learn; But Russian is a good introduction, and the more you learn, the harder it becomes. In terms of the difficulty of the language itself, I don't think it makes a difference, after all, if you want to learn any language well, you have to work hard, but if I had to choose personally, I would choose French.

In addition, to give a little advice, whether it is English or French, it is just a language, you have to treat it as a tool, just like a computer, I suggest that you choose a professional course on the basis of learning the language well.

It depends on which language you are in ** and which language is easy to find a job. Russian is not easy to find a job at the moment, but if you find it, it is a good job. Most of the students who have graduated from the Russian undergraduate program are admitted to graduate school, and there is a saying that "those who study Russian are looking for death, and those who do not take the examination are waiting for death".

The employment situation in French is not well understood.

In fact, as long as you learn it well, it is very promising, and so is English.

As for easy to learn, it should be French, which is very similar to English, although the grammar is very troublesome, but as long as you get started, it is simple, and French is "crying in and laughing out".

It's still French, the former world language, and now many people use it.

French, even Russians speak English. French is also very common in the world. But then again, it depends on what you like, you have to be persistent in doing things, and you can't change things every day. Hehe.

Russian. Sometimes it's good to learn a small language. You're going to need people like you.

I have studied Russian, and I regret it, because I don't use it much, and I should have learned a language that the economy of that country is doing better or is advancing. And this language is a great challenge to the flexibility of the tongue. If I had to give it another chance, I would choose German, Japanese, or Korean.

Moreover, the latter two are derived from the Chinese language, so it will be easier to master.

I think it's French, isn't it Russian that can only be used in Russia?

I think French can be used in Canada, African countries. There is also a country next to France.

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I am Heilongjiang University of Foreign Chinese.

French major, has been studying for almost two years. Let me tell you how I feel.

In my opinion, learning a language is really hard! But all the teachers said that French was a minor language.

One of the best languages to learn in the major, French has the same 26 letters as English, but the pronunciation is differentFrench and RussianSpanishComparatively, it's a little simpler.

To learn French, you must lay a good foundation, especially the pronunciation of French. In fact, French pronunciation is very simple, just remember the phonetic transcription.

Basically every word can be read, and there are very few words with special pronunciation. The most important thing in learning a language is the sense of languageIf you can't even read words, it's useless to learn grammar well.

I think the hardest part is verb conjugation, different tenses, different voices, different pronouns, etc., these verbs are also written differently. These can only be memorized by rote, although there are rules to follow, but there are a lot of special conjugations, and it is really difficult to remember. Some time ago, we just finished learning the subjunctive form, and I will show you some of the verb conjugations of the subjunctive form, which is the courseware summarized by our teacher, so let's take notes by ourselves.

There is also a feminine and feminine distinction in the French language, so they are all speaking French expressions very carefully. Every noun has a yin and yang, and the subject and the adjectives that modify him must match him, and if you can't remember the yin and yang, then you will be wrong in a whole sentence. I've been learning a lot of words for two years and I still haven't memorized them, which is too much of a test of memory.

French is suitable for students with good memory, which will be easier. But if you really like French, it should be easier to learn. It's not easy to learn anything, it's important to work hard!

French can be difficult for native Chinese learners. However, with enough study time and effort, French can be learned well. Learning French requires mastery of basic grammar rules, vocabulary and pronunciation, as well as constant practice of listening, speaking, reading and writing.

In addition, you can improve your language skills by participating in French corners and language exchange activities. In short, learning French requires patience and perseverance, but if you study hard, you will definitely be able to master the French language.

French is actually not very difficult, and the pronunciation and phonics rules are good to distinguish from English. I learned French in a foreign language, and the teacher spoke very carefully and demandingly, so I thought it was relatively easy to learn haha

In fact, it is difficult to learn a foreign language, I have studied French, and some of my classmates have learned German, so I have some of my own experience, and some of them have been taught by my classmates, so I would like to share my ......feelings with youIt is best to register for a class first, understand the pronunciation and basic French grammar phenomena, and then learn it by yourself after the intermediate level, otherwise you will definitely not be able to persevere.

I am a senior graduate of Hechi College, and the French major is not very easy to learn, so I have to see if I have any language talent, because the French major in our school must be bilingual and learn at the same time. And because it is a small language major, the employment direction is really narrow, I have a netizen with this major, he chose to take the public examination because of his family's economic reasons.

Basically, the employment of French undergraduate majors is closely related to our country's investment in Africa, especially in the former French colonies**. There is no enthusiasm for Chinese companies to invest in AfricaFrench majors are not as popular as they are today (more than 140 universities are currently offering them, and more are growing every year), so don't be naïve to think that the presidents of these universities love French culture. Therefore, the French majors in many schools are basically developed abroad.

Of course, there are some people who study French majors who will choose to go to France for further study after graduation, and this part of the people due to the rapid increase in recent years, it will be more and more difficult, and it is relatively easy to apply directly to French universities at the B2 level, but now C1 does not dare to guarantee the ticket.

In the past few years, I have also met some law students who are reluctant to return to China for development, or to find employment locally or continue to study for a doctorate. Studying for a PhD is not necessarily out of love for academics, and sometimes it is more of a frustration.

Of course, it doesn't make you "get promoted and raised, become a general manager, win Bai Fumei, and go to the pinnacle of life" as soon as you graduate, but from any point of view, it is necessary to master one more language. The boundaries of my language mean the boundaries of my world.

If you have the idea that you can make more money after graduating from a good major, a popular major, then French is obviously not, and certainly not any major. It takes four years to graduate, and now it changes very quickly, and anything that is popular can be fleeting.

The logic is similar. Both languages are clear and precise, and ambiguity is difficult.

If the subject's English is excellent, French will be easier.

English is also useful for learning Russian, as there are many Latin and French loanwords in the language.

If you are good at Russian, you will be able to learn French with less effort. Vice versa.

If you don't have a good foundation in English, then you can choose to learn any language with similar difficulty.

The grammar of both languages is more complex than English and takes a lot of time. Catchy, Russian is a little slower.

Chinese is the most difficult painting in the world to learn, the most difficult to master, Russian and French, as long as you put your mind to it, in fact, it is not difficult. The most fearful thing is that you are in danger. As long as you are determined to learn, there is nothing difficult about it. aqui te amo。

For Chinese, the stumbling block in learning Russian is the pronunciation of some letters, such as trills, which the teacher has a hard time explaining and most people say that it is best to find the corresponding feeling ,—— hopeless teacher to pronounce it. It is difficult to pronounce this sound in a word, and not all students can do it, which is why when the sound is stressed, the stress is pronounced significantly faster.

Nothing is hard to learn. As long as you work hard, you will succeed. Russian should be a little more colloquial.

English is easy to learn French, and many words don't need to be memorized. There is no foundation in English, and both are equally difficult.

For Chinese, Russian is difficult to learn because French is close to English.

Personally, I don't think Russian is easy to learn

It must be Russian, little brother, can you flick your tongue.

The Russian language uses the Cyrillic alphabet, which means that you need to learn an alphabet system from scratch. And some of the syllables are quite difficult to pronounce.

Relatively speaking, French is much easier for us Chinese to learn. The grammar is also similar, so it's easier if you have a basic knowledge of English. Except for the troublesome 'r' sound, the pronunciation of French is much simpler than that of Russian.

French (also known as French) (lefran ais) belongs to the Indo-European Romance language family and is one of the most widely spoken Romance languages after Spanish and Portuguese.

Russian is the national language of the Russian people, the official language of the former Soviet Union and the present-day Russian Federation, and belongs to the eastern branch of the Indo-European Slavic language family.

If you are good at English, French should be easier.

However, if you learn Russian well, it will also help you with French.

Personally, I think it's French, because there are many similarities between French and English, and it's easier to learn a lot, and Russian has a big tongue or something, and it's more difficult to just practice pronunciation. ，

In terms of pronunciation, Russian is a bit more difficult.

Personally, I don't think there is a comparison between two different languages in terms of difficulty, learning each language requires a process, from easy to difficult, from shallow to deep, the person who says it's difficult is because he doesn't know the language, or hasn't studied it seriously, if you really master it, you won't find it difficult, I've studied Russian for many years, and now I don't dare to say whether it's easy to learn, it all depends on the individual, there is nothing difficult in the world, but I'm afraid of people who have a heart, I personally think that the pronunciation of Russian is not difficult, it's a phonetic text, you can spell out a word by looking at it, which is easier than English English also has phonetic transcription, and when you really know a language, you think it's beautiful, whether it's English or Russian and French ......Come on, good luck!

I have only learned French, and the pronunciation is quite simple, but the grammar is troublesome.

It depends on the interest, but Russian is admittedly difficult to learn.

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Learning a language is not a one-time job, it takes a long time and effort, it's just a matter of difficulty, French is not a difficult language to learn, it is as difficult as English.

French is not a suitable language for self-study, especially at the beginning, many thinking and logical expressions are completely different from Chinese, and students are easy to mispronounce incorrectly due to lack of teacher guidance and correction at the beginning. Another example is the French concept of verb conjugation, adjectives placed after nouns and the need for sexual number matching, not only in Chinese, but also in most people's first foreign language, English.

Therefore, I recommend that beginners learn from a professional teacher first. It's not that I don't support self-taught French. I don't support self-learning French from scratch.

As a teacher, I usually meet a lot of students who have been studying on their own for a period of time and finally come to our institution, and they often don't get around the pronunciation problem of French for several weeks, but our teachers take the class, and a few lessons can help students sort it out. And after a few months of studying, they are able to have simple daily communication. When students have mastered the logic of the language, they need to strengthen vocabulary and consolidate exercises, and then the role of the teacher becomes smaller, and students need more subjective initiative.

It is true that there are God-men who can study on their own and get B2 in a short period of time, but it is really, very rarely.