Honors world language in 9th grade

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Between spanish and french what is better for an already multi-lingual (not french or spanish) kid ?

"Best" is a multifaceted word. Spanish is more useful in more places these days.

Chinese, Japanese and Arabic are the key languages if you want a real feather in your cap - and access to government positions.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Between spanish and french what is better for an already multi-lingual (not french or spanish) kid ?

"Best" is a multifaceted word. Spanish is more useful in more places these days.

Chinese, Japanese and Arabic are the key languages if you want a real feather in your cap - and access to government positions.

French is great for the sciences. And diplomacy.
Spanish is also great for diplomacy and good for public policy/ public facing professions/ medicine

The are so close that learning one will open an easy path to the other if you ever have need. Go with the language at your school with a teacher with a great reputation.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Between spanish and french what is better for an already multi-lingual (not french or spanish) kid ?

"Best" is a multifaceted word. Spanish is more useful in more places these days.

Chinese, Japanese and Arabic are the key languages if you want a real feather in your cap - and access to government positions.

Perhaps. ("Chinese" is vague, and Arabic won't actually get you that far.) The question was between French and Spanish, though. Reading comprehension for the win!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Between spanish and french what is better for an already multi-lingual (not french or spanish) kid ?

"Best" is a multifaceted word. Spanish is more useful in more places these days.

Chinese, Japanese and Arabic are the key languages if you want a real feather in your cap - and access to government positions.

Perhaps. ("Chinese" is vague, and Arabic won't actually get you that far.) The question was between French and Spanish, though. Reading comprehension for the win!

Your question was limited. As are you, clearly.