What language should I learn, French or Spanish, given I want to just learn it as a hobby?

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Then learning French is better because it widely spoken.
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You should learn French as a hobby.
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As hobby u can Ketan both I would suggest. If u know French u can easily learn Spanish or vice or versa. Both way it's possible. You may google it. My adviser would be to learn French first. How that answers your question
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It is just based on your interest. Though nowadays language is must to do whether it is any language. So good luck. For more information you can contact me on my number which you can get from my profile. Thank you
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Hi Ritesh, my take would be, what are your future goals? Any slightest idea do you have? If so, you should base that as criteria and learn a language. Now, if it is just for hobby you can learn any, it is perfectly fine. If you need further information, please feel free to reach out. All the best for...
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Hi Ritesh, my take would be, what are your future goals? Any slightest idea do you have? If so, you should base that as criteria and learn a language. Now, if it is just for hobby you can learn any, it is perfectly fine. If you need further information, please feel free to reach out. All the best for your learning! read less
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Learning French as a hobby will not only keep you happy but also productive as you would be able to use the Language as it is the most Popular European language after English and in a very short time even after just completing Level 1
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french is second most spoken after English
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