I want to study three foreign languages in four years of college, Portuguese, Spanish, French,,, but

I am a Spanish major, this one is enough for me to have a headache, not to mention learning three, Portuguese and Spanish are very similar, if you learn Spanish first, you will learn Portuguese very quickly. If the landlord wants to learn Portuguese, it is more practical to learn Brazilian Portuguese than Portuguese in Portugal. I personally recommend the landlord to learn Spanish, in fact, now the number of Spanish speakers is more than English, but the country is not as much as English, so it ranks behind English, is the third largest language in the world, and the French colonies are basically in Africa, and Spain is basically in Latin America, and the practical Spanish is better.

If the landlord is not a foreign language major, I do not recommend the landlord to study any of these three subjects, let alone all three at the same time. Why? If you want to learn any of these three subjects, four years of spare time is far from enough.

What I mean by being able to read and communicate. If you want to work in the language field, it means competing with students in the major, the circle is small, and the students in the university only learn foreign languages in four years of college, which is naturally not the same as self-taught or accelerated courses. If you're learning as a hobby, I think it's okay, but don't think you'll be able to rely on them to help you in your work in the future.

It's better to be practical about English.

If you want to learn Spanish, it is recommended to learn Spanish. It's easy to find a job and the prospects are good. You can go to some training institutions to lay a good foundation in pronunciation, and then you can learn on your own.

Portuguese and Spanish are very similar, whether it is pronunciation or grammar, you will collapse when you learn it together, French is very difficult, depending on your personal hobbies, it is recommended to learn one first,

The ideal is very plump, and the reality is very skinny. . .

If you learn too much, be careful of messing up, and it's hard to learn well with half the effort.

Spanish and Portuguese can communicate with each other during a simple greeting.

Generally speaking, people who can speak Portuguese can understand Spanish. However, there are many words with the same meaning and different meanings, and there are many different usages and grammars, so I only use them for simple communication.

Difference Between Spanish and Portuguese.

1. Portuguese is similar to Spanish in terms of writing, but there is a considerable difference in pronunciation. Portuguese speakers are more likely to understand Spanish, but Spanish speakers need to adapt and learn before they can better understand the phonetic more cost-effective Portuguese.

2. For less commonly used words, you will find that there are a large number of related words in Portuguese and Spanish, which are hidden in each other's low-frequency vocabulary.

3. At some point, Spanish and Portuguese are spoken almost interchangeably. Portuguese speakers can usually read Spanish, and Spanish speakers can usually read Portuguese, even if they may not be able to understand each other very well in spoken language.

4. If a tourist uses Spanish instead of Portuguese in Portugal, usually the locals can understand it, but not everyone likes it. They prefer to use French or English (both languages are taught in Portuguese schools and many people under the age of 40 can use one of them proficiently).

But this is not the case for Brazilians, who have less access to foreigners, so they will find it new to foreigners who speak foreign languages.

5. Portuguese is markedly similar to mirandese, Catalan, Italian, French and other Romance languages.

Speakers of other Romance languages may find the infinitive of Portuguese verbs peculiar. In addition, in the simple future tense and the simple conditional tense, if there is an indirect receptive pronoun, the indirect receptive pronoun can be placed between the stem and the ending of the verb. <>

The difficulty is comparable.

It is recommended that when considering the two, do not judge from the degree of difficulty, but make a choice based on your career planning and hobbies.

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 you don't support self-learning French, it's that you don't support self-learning French with zero foundation. 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.

First of all, French and Spanish have a lot in common, they both belong to the Indo-European Romance language family, they are similar in grammar, and words (especially complex and long words) are only different in prefix or suffix, but have the same meaning.

Pronunciation: French has a small tongue sound, similar to the pronunciation of "he". Spanish has a large tongue and the tongue needs to shake quickly. Comparatively, large tongues are more difficult to pronounce.

Pronunciation: The pronunciation rules in both languages are simple, with a fixed pronunciation of each letter, but there are some special rules to memorize. In French, there are shh-boo and mute sounds of the letter h; In Spanish, the letter X is pronounced HE or IKS, B and V, when B and V are pronounced, and when B is pronounced, and when V is pronounced, etc., need to be memorized.

Intonation: The intonation of French is flat. Spanish has a sense of rhythm, words have accents, and sentences have accents. The intonation of Spanish is more difficult to master.

Grammar: The grammar of both languages is more complex. Verb conjugation aspect.

French has 4 forms and 22 tenses, with 11 commonly used tenses. Spanish has 6 forms and 19 tenses, 14 of which are commonly used. The virtual future imperfect tense and virtual future perfect tense, which are not used in French today, are still used in everyday life in Spanish.

Spanish conjugation is more difficult to master.

Writing: French has abbreviations, such as la + vowels at the beginning of the letter to write l'。This is not the case in Spanish. French is more cumbersome to write and more prone to mistakes.

Listening: The difficulty in listening to French lies in the liaison phenomenon, which involves pronouncing several words together. The difficulty in listening to Spanish is that the B and V are pronounced the same. Comparatively, French is a bit more difficult to listen to.

Number of speakers: French is spoken by 87 million people. Spain is the third most spoken language in the world and is spoken by 406 million people. Spanish is spoken more broadly.

As a person who has systematically studied French and Spanish, it is recommended that you choose French. The big tongue of Spanish is too difficult to learn, and in addition, Spaniards speak faster than French, so it is difficult to keep up during the first period.

French and Spanish are the languages of the same department, so you can actually learn one or the other. However, I recommend learning Spanish because its grammar is simpler than French.

What French and Spanish have in common is a complex grammar, a variety of conjugated verbs, and a fluctuating yin and yang.

The grammatical structure of French is complex and cumbersome, and it is difficult to get started, and then there is a lot of pathway, while Spanish pronunciation is a difficult one, and some people are not born with a big tongue vibrato.

Generally speaking, it is still difficult to speak French, but the French is very beautiful, the employment prospects are good, and I am a French major myself. Hope it helps

Hello! As for which of these two languages is easy to learn, I personally think that they are almost the same, they both belong to a large language family, and if you learn one, the other is easier to understand.

I have taught some students who also wanted to learn on their own, but because English and Spanish belong to the same language family, a lot of knowledge is not easy to understand on their own. Therefore, it is recommended that you learn from a teacher or a good training institution first, so that it is not easy to make detours.

After starting to study a book, it is much easier to learn on your own when you have a feeling for yourself and know what the language is all about.

At first, you will spend some money, and after you can learn on your own, you don't need to pay for study.

Hope it works for you.

In fact, objectively speaking, it is very difficult to learn both languages on your own, but based on various factors, it is recommended that you learn Spanish. Spanish covers a wide area, and learning Spanish will basically be accessible throughout Latin America, and Latin America is a vast emerging market, so Spanish talents are in high demand today.

As for you, since you are learning the language on your own, then of course you should prefer a language that has a wide range of applications, Spanish is very suitable for you, and after learning Spanish, it will become very easy to learn French...