which foreign language is better to know? French or German or Spanish ..etc.?

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French, then German and Spanish
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French
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If incomplete your question is incomplete answer you will get, All are better and it depends to your field.
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Presume carefully, both language belong to the different genre.So, you have selected the most liking language apropos yours.French is officially performed language around the world and Spanish is leading most amongst language around the Europe and rest of the continents.
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All three languages have goon scope but French is easy to learn
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French is the most interesting among the 3.
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It depends on what you are doing now or what plans you will have in future. For example, if you are an engineer or doctor or planning to do so, then go for German. You can go for German even if you have plans to study in Germany as there are state funded universities which gives you free higher education....
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It depends on what you are doing now or what plans you will have in future. For example, if you are an engineer or doctor or planning to do so, then go for German. You can go for German even if you have plans to study in Germany as there are state funded universities which gives you free higher education. If it is just for fun, then go for Spanish. It is easier than other languages. read less
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French is the language mot commonly used after English.There are Francophone(french speaking/learning) countries in Europe,Africa,Asia, Europe,Canada......
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English Tutor with 6 years experience

FRENCH as it the next emerging language worldwide after english. It has a good scope.
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Spanish is easy to pick up as spoken, French is easy in writing and German is easy in grammar as its grammar is similar to Hindi
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