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What languages do you need to use in the future Spanish or French?
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∙ 10y ago
If you are living in Maine or anywhere the Canadian border, French might be more useful. And Spanish could be more interesting if you are living near a Spanish-speaking country, like Mexico. The important question is where you aim - or think you could - travel or work in the world: have a look at what language will get you understood there.
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