High school language?

So, I'm getting to the point where I have to start thinking about classes for high school. I wanted to take Latin for my language class, but my school is so small that they only offer Spanish, French, and Mandarin. I don't really want to learn Chinese, so I'm asking you guys: should I take Spanish or French?

Spanish. That's what I take, and based off what people in my school say, French isn't fun to learn.

I recommend Spanish. See, in America, there's apparently lots of Mexicans (like me! xD), and lots of them speak Spanish (like my neighbor's relatives :O ) - so it'd be useful!

i think you should take spanish!
there's not only mexicans on america, also puerto ricans. x]
i am puerto rican, so i already know spanish. and i would take french then. ;p
but i think that you should take spanish.

Spanish. I'm in Spanish 2 right now, and a lot of words are close to English words. And I've heard that French is really hard.

Thanks, guys. My mom says I should take either Spanish or Chinese.

no problem(:
lol. chinese sounds cool, but hard. xD

Spanish.
My sister's taking it for Highschool, and peronsally, I think a lot of the words are fun to say xD

French, cuz it's so beautiful to speak!

What about Canada? xD If you ever decide to move there, you may find that there are many more French speaking people than Spanish.
There are even small towns based entirely on French! (Like the one my cousins live in.)

I really don't know. I've spoken French for as long as I can remember so it just doesn't excite me. XD I'd go with Chinese because it's probably a harder language to learn, whereas with Spanish and French you could probably learn them when you're older. Of course you could learn Chinese when you're older, but it's better to learn the hard languages at a young age when your brain's still developing. ^^

That's a good point... I'm definitely considering Chinese now. And I doubt I'll take French...

Well, whatever you prefer! It's always best to pick the language you're the most passionate about.

I'm not really passionate about any of them, though. xD And I probably wouldn't take Hebrew even if they offered it at my school. Nine years is enough for me.