<p>i have choose one foreign language for UC transfer so well i am choosing between</p>
<p>French and Spanish</p>
<p>as it is i have no idea abt any of these languages i just wanna choose the easy one</p>
<p>so which is the easy one? :-)</p>
<p>i have choose one foreign language for UC transfer so well i am choosing between</p>
<p>French and Spanish</p>
<p>as it is i have no idea abt any of these languages i just wanna choose the easy one</p>
<p>so which is the easy one? :-)</p>
<p>spanish! don't take french it's the worst, I took it and regretttt it</p>
<p>i remember my ex-boyfriend took french at a cc and he loved the class BUT i think spanish would be a way easier class to take. good luck! =]</p>
<p>yea i will be taking spanish 2 then</p>
<p>I took Spanish for 3 years (no AP though) in high school, but I'm an International Studies major so I think I should take another foreign language class anyway to look better on the app. (Plus I wanna learn a new language.)</p>
<p>I'm thinking either Italian, Japanese, or Chinese. Anyone here know how hard these are? I've heard all about how hard Chinese is, but it seems like a really interesting (and increasingly useful) language to know.</p>
<p>well i have heard it is very very difficult.... so totakeke wat do u think how difficult Spansih-2 is ...as compared to French-2 ?</p>
<p>i would take spanish</p>
<p>for totakeke, i would take chinese, but i am a non-fluent native speaker so i'm at more of an advantage</p>
<p>Spanish is a lot easier IMO. Pronunciation is always the same because its phonetic. French has all those silent letters and syllables. </p>
<p>Spanish also has a TON of words that are identical or nearly-identical to English words (in both spelling and definition. Like 'chocolate')</p>
<p>And being in California, you should definitely have plenty of chances to practice your Spanish. :)</p>
<p>yea.... besides i am gonna live here and well seconf language which ppl here speak is spanish in my opinion...so i "have" to take it now as well it is easy....</p>
<p>French sounds cooler, but Spanish was easy for me. :)</p>
<p>I think the most important factor is who is actually teaching the class. Visit <a href="http://www.ratemyprofessors.com%5B/url%5D">www.ratemyprofessors.com</a> and look up the people teaching these classes.</p>
<p>wow man seems to be a good site ....let me check itout</p>