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    Dutch may be slightly easier for someone who speaks Arabic, English, and French to learn than German, as Dutch shares some similarities with English and has French influences, while German also shares similarities with those languages. However, one's previous language skills could help with learning either language, and personal preferences and learning style will be most important in determining which feels harder.

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    Dutch may be slightly easier for someone who speaks Arabic, English, and French to learn than German, as Dutch shares some similarities with English and has French influences, while German also shares similarities with those languages. However, one's previous language skills could help with learning either language, and personal preferences and learning style will be most important in determining which feels harder.

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    Dutch may be slightly easier for someone who speaks Arabic, English, and French to learn than German, as Dutch shares some similarities with English and has French influences, while German also shares similarities with those languages. However, one's previous language skills could help with learning either language, and personal preferences and learning style will be most important in determining which feels harder.

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    If you already speak Arabic, English, and French, you may find Dutch slightly

    easier to learn compared to German due to some similarities between Dutch and
    English, as well as French influences in Dutch vocabulary. However, German also
    shares similarities with English and French in terms of vocabulary and grammatical
    structures, so your previous language skills could potentially aid in learning
    German as well. Ultimately, your personal preferences and learning style will play
    a significant role in determining which language feels harder for you.

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