Is it better to major in Spanish or German?

I'm a Spanish major, but I love Germany, maybe it's similar to you, the introduction to Spanish is very simple, the pronunciation of German is best taught by a teacher, and the difficulty is definitely great, Spanish is really too simple, but because I like Germany very much, so I am very happy to learn, landlord, you are the same as me, if you really like Germany, just choose German, get ready, as long as you like it, it is happy to learn, like me, people around me are reading Spanish for the La Liga you like, But I'm not interested in Spain at all, even though I'm learning well, it's just because Spanish is easier to learn, imagine what you think I'm like now if it's hard and I'm not interested.

Secondly, you should consider which is the best teaching level of German or Spanish in your university, if you are not a study abroad party, and you are majoring in language in college, I hope you must understand that when others learn various skills in four years of college, we just spend the same time learning a mother tongue that tens of millions of people can speak, which is undoubtedly not competitive, so embarking on a language is a road of no return, you master a language, it means that you have to master a second and third language, so why do I learn both, One is my major, the other is what I like, I am happy to learn, I don't feel that it is a burden, so I have one more added value than others.

Finally, now that the Spanish market is becoming more and more saturated, learning Spanish may not have a good future, I hope you don't follow the mainstream too much, just a warm reminder to you, because we don't know what the Spanish market will be like when we come out this time.

I'm a Spanish major, and I have friends who are learning German, so from a linguistic point of view, German is really harder to learn than Spanish

Spanish is widely spoken, and is spoken in more than 20 countries and regions in Latin America in addition to Spain.

Spanish is a big tongue, German is a small tongue, these two are things that need extra training, and the pronunciation of the other two languages is not difficult to get started, there is no phonetic transcription, you can read it just by looking at the words.

However, I think you still need to be interested in language learning, so that no matter how difficult the language is, you will be motivated to overcome it. It is recommended that you can find some zero-based introductory tutorials on the Internet and listen to them, so that you will have a more direct experience.

I wish you the best of your choice!

German is very difficult to learn, so be prepared for it, but if you really like it, that's a different story.

French is a little better, closest to English, easy to learn, and many people use it, many people learn, the other two are also possible, European languages are all the same, you can learn French first and then minored in German and Spanish, etc.!

Universities with good Spanish majors include Beijing University of Foreign Chinese, Shanghai Foreign Chinese University, Guangdong University of Foreign Studies, Peking University, Tianjin University of Foreign Chinese, etc.

Beijing University of Foreign Chinese.

Shanghai Wai Chinese University.

Guangdong University of Foreign Studies.

Peking university. Tianjin Waipaize Chinese University.

Xi'an University of Foreign Chinese.

Nanjing University. Dalian University of Foreign Chinese.

Jilin University. Capital Normal University.

Sichuan University of Foreign Chinese.

Heilongjiang University.

University of International Economics.

East China Normal University.

Beijing Minfan Language and Culture University.

Zhejiang University. Xiamen University.

Chinese People's University.

Shandong University. Nanjing Normal University.

With good employment prospects and large market demand, graduates can be engaged in foreign affairs, bridge hail business, Spanish secretarial, foreign trade clerk, merchandiser, document clerk, Spanish customer service representative, business Spanish translation and other work in Chinese and foreign industrial and commercial departments, foreign-funded enterprises, foreign companies, business consulting companies, and other relevant management departments.

The current employment situation for Spanish majors is based on the rule that "scarcity is expensive", but it is difficult to say in the future. Graduates are generally engaged in translation, research, teaching, management and other work in the departments of press and publication, education, scientific research, tourism and other departments.