<human>: I'm trying to learn a new language, but I'm not sure which one is best. What are the differences between Spanish, French, and German?
<bot>: The main difference between Spanish, French, and German is their grammar structure. Spanish has more verb conjugations than French or German, while French has more gender agreement rules than German. Additionally, Spanish has more irregular verbs than either of the other two languages. In terms of vocabulary, Spanish tends to have a larger number of words derived from Latin roots, such as 'cortés' (meaning'skillful') and 'fiesta' (meaning 'party'), while French has many more words derived from Greek roots, such as 'boule' (meaning 'ball') and'manger' (meaning 'to eat'). Finally, in terms of pronunciation, Spanish typically uses more guttural sounds, such as the 'r', while German often uses softer consonants, such as the 'ch'.