Unreasonable Ambitions

So, I want to learn French, but I'm finding it pretty hard to transition between Spanish, which is what I take in school as an elective, and French.

The conjugations are different. For example, in Spanish, you would say "tu eres" for "you are", but in French, you would say "tu es", which means the same thing. However, "es" in Spanish is the conjugation for the the formal "you", and "tu" is the informal "you" in Spanish.

But I feel like French is such a pretty language though, and I really want to follow through with it.

<3,
Pseudonym

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