havocsarmy wrote:1.Which language is the easiest to speak?
English? French? Portugese? Spanish? Or other.
2.What's your favorite language? Mine is English
In the future, the U.S. is becoming increasingly the Nation of diversity, so... I'll take Spanish because of the population growth, but I think it's hard to master, although i'd love to speak Portugese
The USA, like my birth country Great Britain are English speaking countries, yes they have become more diverse with the passing years with many immigrants making up a large part of the population in both, the UK & the USA would not be the countries they are today if it were not for immigrants, they did & still do an outstanding job in many areas.
Having said that I'd like to suggest that everyone who chooses to settle in countries other than their own should learn the language of that country.
But for the OP's questions, answer to both is English, duh!
BRIT-KO.
havocsarmy wrote:1.Which language is the easiest to speak?
English? French? Portugese? Spanish? Or other.
2.What's your favorite language? Mine is English
In the future, the U.S. is becoming increasingly the Nation of diversity, so... I'll take Spanish because of the population growth, but I think it's hard to master, although i'd love to speak Portugese
Spanish is a great language. It's really easy to learn and the rules are MUCH simpler than the rules for English. I took it and have never really used it that much, but it gave me the opportunity to see English from an outside perspective. Especially with verb conjugations, it helped me greatly when it comes to understanding English.
Mandarin is very hard. I have a friend who knows Mandarin. It doesn't operate like a normal language. The way he described it, they accept words that sound similar to the actual word. So instead of saying "The check's in the mail" they might say "The chicken's the mall". And they somehow understand that. I guess if your mind can work that way, you might be able to pick up on the Mandarin.
IF you can already understand English, then German isn't that hard to learn. Objectively, English is the hardest to learn, then German. Spanish is probably the easiest.
BRIT-KO wrote:
havocsarmy wrote:1.Which language is the easiest to speak?
English? French? Portugese? Spanish? Or other.
2.What's your favorite language? Mine is English
In the future, the U.S. is becoming increasingly the Nation of diversity, so... I'll take Spanish because of the population growth, but I think it's hard to master, although i'd love to speak Portugese
The USA, like my birth country Great Britain are English speaking countries, yes they have become more diverse with the passing years with many immigrants making up a large part of the population in both, the UK & the USA would not be the countries they are today if it were not for immigrants, they did & still do an outstanding job in many areas.
Having said that I'd like to suggest that everyone who chooses to settle in countries other than their own should learn the language of that country.
But for the OP's questions, answer to both is English, duh!
BRIT-KO.
For me, English is the easiest to speak,because I was raised on it.
I too believe if you move to a Country where they speak a certain language, you should learn that language. Countries with long standing tradition of using one language over another, should not have to change just because a large contingent of immigrants, and descendants of immigrants refuse to learn the local language.
Not to start in on this aspect, but on a short and miniscule point; I find it laughable when any group prefers to call themselves a "minority" when it suits their needs, then turn around and point out they are actually a "majority" when it again suits their needs. Don't you dare call them on that though, you may be labeled Fascist or even a racist. Again, just a side note to the subject.
Back on topic. Ha ha BRIT, as it is; when us Americans go to the UK we need a translator to understand the "English". luv a duck! I think you know what I mean, I can almost see the grin on your chevy chase. Know what I mean? You know, the roof on your boat. 
Anyway, I honestly thing English would be the hardest language to learn. I know Spanish has a lot of verbs, as well as German, Portuguese, etc. The difference is, these verbs make up most of the nuances of those languages. English has so many variations, bits of slang (See Cockney or even "jive" & "Urban").
Look at some of the words even; read and read. Which one of those is the past tense and which one is the present tense or even directive. Just a small example.
To "shorten" it and put it to bed, English for all. Just take it all with a grain of salt, eh.
Moble
havocsarmy wrote:1.Which language is the easiest to speak?
English? French? Portugese? Spanish? Or other.
2.What's your favorite language? Mine is English
In the future, the U.S. is becoming increasingly the Nation of diversity, so... I'll take Spanish because of the population growth, but I think it's hard to master, although i'd love to speak Portugese
English is pretty important language. Because of the recent growth of hispanic people in America, Spanish should be learned as well. I mostly speak English but also German. Also, if you plan to travel to other countries, its a smart idea to at least learn thier language, even though most other countires speak English, English is universal.
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