Go to Mexico/Spain or a spanish country for a year.

Oh dear god, just be careful. Even I, a fluent spanish speaker make mistakes with subjuntives and respectful tone.

 

*Get's hit over head*

"You did not just address me as 'tu' now did you??"

*oh shi- gets smacked once more*

"I meant 'ust' yeah 'ust'"

 

Especially when commanding someone. I out of habit end with -te which is same respect and I forget to end verbs with -se which is older/respectful.

Big ass difference between "Sientate" (sit) and "Sientase" (sit), the difference being a smack to the head. :ohnoes:

 

Lol...never was the case for me. "Sit the [bleep] down, [bleep]head." is a nice way to say it in Argentina.

I'd go with French/Spanish.

 

French is much harder to speak than Spanish if you're an Anglophone because of the awkward pronunciation.