German is the official language in Germany, Austria and part of Switzerland. It can be understood by many people in the Netherlands, Luxemburg, Sweden and some of the Eastern European cities. French: France, Belgium, part of Switzerland, Luxemburg, many African countries which were Colony states of France. I do speak German and had 5 years French lessons during my school time. I personally think that German is more difficult then French, especially the German Grammar. I think the most important thing is in which language you have more interests.
如果只是旅游，身体语言最有用。
German is the official language in Germany, Austria and part of Switzerland. It can be understood by many people in the Netherlands, Luxemburg, Sweden and some of the Eastern European cities. French: France, Belgium, part of Switzerland, Luxemburg, many African countries which were Colony states of France. I do speak German and had 5 years French lessons during my school time. I personally think that German is more difficult then French, especially the German Grammar. I think the most important thing is in which language you have more interests.
agree to lavendel
如果说英语法语是树，那么德语就是一片森林
学了4年德语，个人认为德语单词是最容易的，会读就会写，现在反过来记英语单词就觉得特别难。其实法语的语法和德语很接近，名词都有阴阳性，一样是不同的变格搭配。
到了欧洲才觉得懂点法语就好了，法国人自豪得连巴黎的地铁都只有法语；而德国就显得包容多了。
很赞同楼上说的，学哪门语言不重要，语言作为一个工具，可以使你对某个民族的人文，历史，哲学等得到充分的满足，而关键在于自己对什么感兴趣。
德国人也一样呀，火车站只有德语．公共汽车也一样． 只有Frankfort机场有英语．
非常谢谢大家， 在磨房里，真的可以得到帮助！
我在德国生活了好几年, 法国也去过几次. 个人感觉, 对于英语的接受程度, 德国显然高于法国. 不过经验告诉我, 不管去哪个国家, 如果能会二, 三十个关键单词, 对你会有很大的帮助. 至少上WC你得知道男女吧.
如果你有大学学历又想省学费的话，德语是会好些。德国的人口成负数增长，好多大学推出免学费的科目。成绩好还有奖学金给予。
建议学习德语。
忘了告诉你法语是国际公认的唯一外交文件确认语言