For many learners intent on starting a new language, one of the biggest considerations is which language to learn. The choice depends on the availability of the language in a particular area, the practicality of learning a certain language and the difficulty of undertaking that language. First time learners might steer away from tricky languages with multiple noun declensions, verb conjugations, plural forms or genders.

That’s not to dissuade anyone from learning a ‘difficult’ language though – it’s always rewarding to embrace a challenge!

Others have their choice of language decided for them. By this I mean that the language they have chosen to learn has been somewhat predetermined by geography, ancestry, spouse, work commitments or other academic studies. For many learning a foreign language, it’s advised to start with the language of a neighbouring or close proximity country. This is particularly true in continental Europe, but also in United Kingdom through a French class London and in North America with Spanish. As one of the world’s most spoken languages, an interest in speaking Spanish is not just specific to the Americas however. A Spanish class London can provide you with a gateway to the charms of the Spanish language.

Family commitments and history may also determine one’s choice of language. It makes sense to take a German lesson London or Italian lesson London if you’re of German origins or you have family over in Tuscany. With an Italian or German class London, you can really feel like you’re getting to know your roots, plus meeting people of a similar heritage and background at the same time!

English is also a priority for many, although it is often taught at school level and in higher education. With this basic working knowledge of English, it makes it easier for adult learners to refresh their English ability later in life for work or travel.