Well, first of all I want to underline that I don't want to study they both simultaneously. I'm a native spanish speaker and apparently It is possible but I could mix they both in my mind too much. I want to concentrate on one of them and master it. Here are my taughts on the matter:
On paper French is spoken worldwide in many countries while Italian not. French is an official language in many international organizations ( I will never work at one of these, but It is a pro I suppose). France is the second european economy and to speak it is more appreciated by companies than Italian.
Italian: I really like italian operas, Italian culture and well I can't explain it but this language exercises a kind of aesthetical attraction on me while French doesn't.
To learn Italian is what really would please me but I think that If I learn French I will take the most of my time. Let me repeat that to learn they both is a discarded option since I also must study English. No matter I speak Spanish and they both are romance languages, this goal is not that easy.
Now It's your turn.
On paper French is spoken worldwide in many countries while Italian not. French is an official language in many international organizations ( I will never work at one of these, but It is a pro I suppose). France is the second european economy and to speak it is more appreciated by companies than Italian.
Italian: I really like italian operas, Italian culture and well I can't explain it but this language exercises a kind of aesthetical attraction on me while French doesn't.
To learn Italian is what really would please me but I think that If I learn French I will take the most of my time. Let me repeat that to learn they both is a discarded option since I also must study English. No matter I speak Spanish and they both are romance languages, this goal is not that easy.
Now It's your turn.