I'm studying in 11th standard. and I took "French" as my second language. I want to know. what benefits , opportunity,would I get by knowing this language. is this French language is really hard to learn or talk. help me

Hello Neha, French is not hard to learn, especially when compared to English! That's right. Learning French isn't going to be as difficult as you think. In fact, it's a language that is much easier to achieve fluency in than you would have ever expected. And we talk about benefits then they all are benefits may be you get after learning it:

• Learn faster and easier.
• Improve problem solving and creativity.
• Enhance future career opportunities.
• Connect with other cultures and build tolerance.
• Prevent age-related mental illness.

May be thats helpful for you :)

Hi Neha,

Learning a foreign language is always good for your future career prospect. Learning french language will open your doors to get into  international job market. Also knowing french will help you to grab opportunities to study at renowned French universities and business schools. Also, the language is easy to speak and learned if taught under proper guidance. The language is second most widely learned language.

Good Luck

Hi Neha,

French, alongside with English, is the only language that is being taught in each and every country of the world. It is estimated that there are around 100 million students and 2.5 million teachers of French Language.

Benefits of learning French are as follows:-

• French is the working language of the of UN and EU.
• Opportunities in Business, Science and Development.
• France based organizations that prefer candidates who are proficient in the French language.
• Learning French boosts up your Memory
• Speaking french makes you a part of the Larger Community.

Job Opportunities:-

• Teacher
• Translator
• Interpreter
• Travel Agent
• Researcher

It's hard or not, depends upon your leaning and grasping ability, some people find this easy while some people find this very hard to learn French.

Feel free to ask doubts in the Comment Section.

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!