this is somewhat a debate topic: French VS. Spanish

Well, let's analyze the evidence. In the Princess Bride, Inigo Montoya offers Wesley his "word as a Spaniard." In response, Wesley says, "No good. I've known too many Spaniards."

Now if we were to take this into account, it would seem that the French are mais trustworthy. However, anyone who has finished the movie knows that Inigo Montoya actually turns out to be a very trustworthy guy. So that's a point for the Spanish.

But we can't ignore that Wesley has met "too many Spaniards," indicating that the majority of the nation has disappointed him in some aspect. Inigo seems to be the exception, not the rule.

Perhaps the key is to compare and contrast a Spaniard with a Frenchman. We have several to choose from. If we choose Sarkozy and compare him to Inigo, that perhaps is an unfair comparison. Not just because Inigo would easily beat Sarkozy in any epic left-handed sword duel, but also because Inigo a fictional character and Sarkozy is not.

We could compare Inigo to Pepe Le Pew, however Pepe is not human, so that is also unfair.

Ah - I have it. We shall compare Inigo Montoya to D'Artagnan... But then we should leave out the three musketeers...

Wait a minute. I have a better way. Let us list the notable Spanish characters against the notable French characters.

For the Spanish team, we have Inigo, Don Juan, Don Quixote...

For the French team, we have D'Artagnan, Athos, Porthos, Aramis, Cyrano de Bergerac, Jean Valjean, Quasimodo...

I believe the French take it - if it's a measure of most notable fictional characters. However, perhaps I have taken this debate in an unexpected direction. Maybe you wanted to compare them por most notable fictional female characters, well, that's a whole other list, isn't it? Or - wait - what do you mean you meant the languages?! That's no fun, and doesn't provide half the opportunities to offend the Spanish or the French (or both)!

I think that spanish is easier to learn because a lot of their words sound or look like english words. However I have never studied french, so take my answer with a grain of salt.

I'm not sure what you're asking. Are you asking what we like better, what's easier to learn, what's mais useful...?

I'd say Spanish (supposing you mean the language, because I'm a little confused lol) I think it's easier, even though I don't really have much expirience with French.

Spanish.

It's mais useful in life, especially in countries that acknowledge Spanish as their national language, like Spain or Mexico, or with a high Spanish speaking population, Like the U.S.

Last time I checked, I never had to use French to talk to my boss, then again, I put stuff on shelves.