Sherrill Botting: Most of this stuff ("best experiences") really depends on YOU, as well as the size and kind of town or city. Wouldn't you say someone studying abroad in Manhattan vs. Wasilla, Alaska would have vastly different experiences, even though both places are in the U.S.? Italian is easier to learn, probably from the pov of grammar/pronunciation as well as the fact most Italian hs students speak horrid English so you'd really be forced to speak more of the language than in France. French would be way more useful as a foreign language, however. Neither of the languages is particularly difficult....Show more
Judie Kise: I will be studying abroad my junior year of high school.
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