Hello,

German belongs to the Western group of the Germanic branch of the Indo-European language family. It is one of the world’s major languages spoken by an estimated 95 million native and 28 million second-language speakers in some 40 countries around the world. German is also considered “the language of science”, and is the second most spoken language by scientists from all over the world. If you have good command over English then you will learn Germon language but for this you have to practice everyday. If you only know Hindi and not English then you will not understand the Germon at all.

Hi,

In my opinion you should go for French.

It really just comes down to what your interests are. If German calls you more, learn German, and it’ll be plenty useful. If it’s French, then go with French. Sure, there’s plenty of statistics about which language is spoken more and where. But it doesn’t make sense in my opinion to learn, say French if you don’t really like learning it.

German is mostly concentrated in Central Europe and a few other places where some German dialects are spoken (like in some parts of Brazil... but good luck to find the couple of people who can actually speak that instead of Portugese)
Total that's about 100M speaker and it includes 80M Germans in Germany and Germans living abroad (Germans are like the Australians of Europe: really great travelers)

French is spoken in 57 countries (Francophonie) which equates roughly to 250M people who can understand and speak French or a French dialect.
29 countries and 11 dependencies have French as an official language.
A countless number of international organisations use French as an official language (African Union, numbers of international sport federations, Olympic committees, Etc.)
Go on holiday in some paradise island and you're better off with English and French than English and German.

Hope this helps.

Good luck.

Hello aspirant,

It is totally your choice. It is your call that where you want to work because outside of France, Canada, and sections of Louisiana, French will do little benefit, while German will do little good outside of Germany. So as a law student for foreign exposure you can choose from these two languages on the basis that where you want to work, in France or in Germany. Both the languages have their own benefits for you. You just firstly need to clear that where you want to work.

Thank you

Hope this information helps you.

Hello,

After French, German is the second most popular foreign language among Indians. It is spoken by over 100 million native speakers and a total of 185 million speakers worldwide.

Specialist largely agree that the more German you learn, the easier it gets, while French gets more difficult the deeper you get in. And German pronunciation is definitely easier.

Thank you.

Hello,

Best online courses to learn foreign languages are-

• Babbel
• FluentU
• LingQ
• Duolingo
• Busuu
• Mondly
• LanguagePod101
• Mango languages
• Memrise
• Rosetta Stone
• Fluent in 3 months
• Rocket languages
• Living language
• Assimil
• Pimsleur
• Transparent language
• Mylanguages.org (//Mylanguages.org)
• Omniglot
• Foreign services institute
• HeadStart2 from defense language institute
• Internet Polyglot

Hope this helps!!

Thank you.

Many best things in life are for free, you just have to look for it.

Some best e-books to learn Spanish:

Easy Spanish Step-by-Step (http://www.amazon.com/Spanish-Step---Step-Barbara-Bregstein-ebook/dp/B001E5ERTU?tag=fluentu-20)

The Complete Guide to Instant Spanish Immersion (https://www.fluentu.com/spanish/blog/instant-immersion-spanish/)

Spanish Language Tutorial (https://www.fluentu.com/blog/spanish/go/ielanguages/ielanguages-spanish-tutorial/)

Easy Spanish Phrase Book (http://www.amazon.com/Spanish-Phrase-Dover-Large-Classics-ebook/dp/B00FC1N1MQ?tag=fluentu-20)

Madrigal’s Magic Key to Spanish (http://www.amazon.com/Madrigals-Magic-Spanish-Margarita-Madrigal-ebook/dp/B004FGMD8W?tag=fluentu-20)

How to Become Fluent in Spanish (https://www.amazon.com/How-Become-Fluent-Spanish-Beginners-ebook/dp/B00DFNI6SC?tag=fluentu-20)

top websites to learn German and download e-books:

Gutenberg.org (http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/search/?query=l.de)

LeseLupe.de (https://www.leselupe.de/)

Archive.org (https://archive.org/details/germanbooks)

OpenLibrary.org (https://openlibrary.org/subjects/german_language#)

Amazon.de (https://www.amazon.de/gp/bestsellers/digital-text/530886031/?ie=UTF8&camp=1638&creative=19454&linkCode=ur2&tag=germprof-21&tf=1&linkId=QTQZ764PHDROCILW)

BookRix.com (https://www.bookrix.com/books%3blang:de.html)

Hello,

The Davisson and Germer experiment showed the electrons' wave character, validating de Broglie's previous notion. When electrons are dispersed from crystals with suitably spaced atoms, they display diffraction.

In this experiment, accelerated electrons from an electron cannon were used to attack a nickel crystal in vacuum. Inside the electron cannon is a heated filament. As a result, electrons were dispersed, and Bragg's law determined the maximum scattering angle. n times the wavelength = 2d sin( 90 degrees - theta/2 ) is Bragg's law. A wavelength of 0.165 nm was determined using experimental data.

For an electron with a kinetic energy of 54 eV and an angle ( theta ) of 50 degrees and a voltage of 54 volts, a wavelength of 0.167 nm is produced. The maximum intensity is achieved by using these voltage and angle requirements. As a result, the experiment demonstrated that electrons, too, have a wave character.

Hope you understood.

Thank you

hi,

see Indian mncs has great deal of businesses running with foreign countries. France and German are comes under top 10 countries while coming to business of core engineering, Information technology and business services. so you can pick any of the language or go for both of the language if you have enough time to learn the basics to advance level.

foreign language speakers has various job available in following sectors:

• Different embassy.
• BPO services companies like genpact, IBM, TCS
• recruiter and human resource professionals.
• Brand specialist
• Content writter
• Linguistic Tour Guide

hope it would help.