Which language should a 9th class student learn for ex . Germany, Spanish or French?

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You should learn the german language it will add extra academic benefit to higher studies.
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French is widely spoken after English, With that logic french would a great option.
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French and Spanish are the most spoken languages after English. Either of these languages would be great. They are excellent for career growth as well.
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