French is a major world language spoken in Europe, the Americas, Africa, Oceania, etc. The language has millions of speakers, and it is very important. It is similar to Spanish and Italian making it easier for speakers of those languages.

German is the official language of numerous countries in Central Europe namely Germany. It comes in many varying dialects, and one of those dialects even became the modern language of Dutch. German can also be helpful when learning the Scandanavian languages.

Greek is the official language of Greece. It uses its own alphabet that was used for the basis of ours. Many people speak the language in Greece, and many people who study Greek history speak it as well.

Swedish is the official language of Sweden and is spoken by millions. Swedish is a very easy way to introduce yourself to the Scandanavian/Nordic languages. Learning Swedish is an ever-growingly useful asset due to the influx in companies and business.

Finnish is the official language of Finland. It is a member of the Uralic languages along with Estonian and Hungarian, therefore, if you have studied other European languages, you will find Finnish to be quite different from them.

Albanian is the official language of Albania. It is also spoken in nearby countries such as North Macedonia, Kosovo, and Italy.

Icelandic is the official language of the island of Iceland. It is regarded as a difficult language to learn, but after getting past all of the pronunciation rules, grammar rules, and extra letters, you will be able to draw connections to English.

Corsican is the language spoken on the island of Corsica. Learning Corsican can connect you more with the people on the island of Corsica than French can.