I speak fluent Spanish, Galician and English. Spanish is my first language. What language would be easier for me to learn ?

Spanish is my first language and i love it!

My son is 1 year old. We live in the United States. My first language is english. I believe the second most common language spoken in the U.S. is spanish ( the Puerto Rican dialect as well as the Mexican dialect), I want to know if you think my son should be given the opportunity to learn to speak spanish. Should I take an active part in encouraging the learning or stand by and see if he decides to pick it up on his own later in life with no encouragement?

A friend recently said that the majority of America, (both North and South) speak Spanish as their first Language, can this genuinely be true.
Facts/Figures would be greatly appreciated.

I speak Spanish very well it's my first language.
How hard will it be?

The spanish do not want to forget their language and it is estimated that by 2050 will be required to speak Spanish because there will be 130 million Hispanics who do not know how to speak English and 20 who are billingue We have reached a point where we need to speak Spanish

experts say that in 2050 spanish going to be the first language of USA and from america

What do you think about this? We should speak Spanish? Historically, texas, florida, colorado, new mexico, california, and arizona was from spain and spoke Spanish,
But now? We must upgrade and learn Spanish or continue with our language?

My boyfriend's first language is spanish and I want to know the best way to learn the language. However long it will take.

We want our daughters first language to be English but all my family talks to in spanish btw she is only 2 months I just worry about the future.

Husband is Caucasian and I am latin

I'm puerto rican. My padres don't speak much spanish. My abuelos thought it would be better if they didn't introduce them to spanish so that english would be their first language and life in America would be easier for them. I know simple phrases like; I'm hungry, How are you, When's your birthday?, etc. But....I want to be fluent. Any suggestions on how to learn spanish quickly and isn't expensive? I wanted the Rosetta Stone but the price is unbelieveable. Please help. Gracias. =)

im mexican american, my parents taught me spanish before they taught me english, so it was my first language. long story short, i no longer speak spanish, or at least i'm no longer fluent in spanish. i didnt use it so i lost it. i'm very proud of my family heritage and i would like to re-learn the language. what system did you use to learn spanish?

im thinking bout goin to Chilie for 5 weeks to learn Spanish, I would have 20 lessons of 55 minutes per week ++ i would stay in a host family .
After these 5 weeks, will i be fluent in spanish? my first language is french n i already know the basics

The Spanish language was spoken in the lands that are now Florida, New Mexico, California about 100 years before the first English Settlement in Jamestown, Virginia. The Spanish language was spoken continiuosly in the USA for more than 500 hundred years. I would like someone to give me a valid reason to called Spanish foreign in the USA.
The USA does not have an oficial language. It is not in the Constitution or in any law by congress.
Also the first language of millions of Born Americans is Spanish.

English is my first language and i learned Spanish. I want to add a third language and i am curious which would be easier to learn.