<human>:  What are the differences among the French, German and Spanish languages?
<bot>: The French language is a Romance language that uses a Latin-based alphabet and has some influences from Germanic and Celtic languages. It is spoken in France, Canada, Belgium and many African countries. German is a Germanic language and uses the Latin alphabet. It is mainly spoken in Germany and Austria, but also in Switzerland and Luxembourg. Spanish is a Romance language and it is also based on the Latin alphabet. It is mostly spoken in Spain, but also in Latin American countries and the Philippines. All three languages are closely related and share many grammatical and lexical features, but they are still quite distinct, differing in pronunciation, spelling, vocabulary, conjugation and other aspects.