<human>:  What are the main differences between French and Spanish?
<bot>: The main differences between French and Spanish include the pronunciation and the written language. French has a more romantic and lyrical sound, with more complicated sounds and a rolling ‘R’. Spanish is more direct with a more guttural sound and a less varied accent. In terms of written language, French uses a more formal style with complex verb conjugations, whereas Spanish is more direct and often uses cognates (words that are spelled the same or very similarly in both languages). Additionally, French uses two different words to make one idea, while Spanish usually just uses one.