How similar is French and Spanish compared to English?

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Spanish is more similar to English than French. When you look at a sentence written in Spanish, it looks like something is written in English unless you read it and realise that it's not English. French, however, is a lot more different than English especially the pronunciation can be a hurdle for some...
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Spanish is more similar to English than French. When you look at a sentence written in Spanish, it looks like something is written in English unless you read it and realise that it's not English. French, however, is a lot more different than English especially the pronunciation can be a hurdle for some people trying to learn the language. read less
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