6 Languages English Speakers Can Learn Easily

1. Spanish: Due to shared Latin roots and similar pronunciation for many words, Spanish grammar and vocabulary are familiar to English speakers.

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2. French: Another Romance language with some shared vocabulary and a mostly phonetic pronunciation system (words are pronounced as they are spelled).

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3. Italian: Similar to Spanish and French with some overlapping vocabulary and a logical sentence structure.

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4. Dutch: Germanic language closely related to English, sharing a significant amount of vocabulary and grammatical structures.

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5. Swedish: Another Germanic language with some pronunciation similarities and cognates (words with a common ancestor) to English.

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6. Norwegian: Another Germanic language with some shared vocabulary and a relatively simple grammar structure for English speakers.

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