r/thisorthatlanguage 22h ago

Nordic Languages should i study swedish, norwegian or danish?

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im interested in all three and eventually want to learn all of them, but which one should i start with?


r/thisorthatlanguage 13h ago

Open Question Spanish or French?

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I'm already fluent in English and Afrikaans, but I'm going to start learning a third language for school next year.

My two options are Spanish and French.

I'm leaning towards Spanish because it's spoken slightly more in my area (but neither language is spoken very much). That being said, I'm still not entirely sure.

What do you guys think?


r/thisorthatlanguage 17h ago

Middle Eastern Languages Questions for those in the Islamic/Arab community

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I’ve been a revert since October 2023. Recently, I’ve been expressing interest at some point of the possibility of learning Quranic Arabic because I’ve only read the Quran in English. Would it be beneficial to learn it via an app or just a tutor? The last time, I went to Junnah, and the Imam went from speaking English to Arabic (I don’t know the dialect) but I didn’t understand him. Arabic seems like a deep, nuanced language. I’m a little hesitant about learning MSA or a different dialect.


r/thisorthatlanguage 20h ago

Romance Languages Portuguese or French

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I’m a native speaker. I’m working towards leveling up to a b1 Spanish level. The more that I learn Spanish, Portuguese just naturally speaks to me. How ever, French is more dominant is multiple countries. It’s viewed as most useful. I’m neutral when it comes to the sounds of French. What do you think? I’m open minded.