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What language would you choose ?  
Are there any easy to learn ?

I would choose Spanish. It doesn’t seem like it would be too difficult to pick up, compared to some other languages.

I already know French and English. I tried learning Spanish which is pretty close to French, but without someone to practice with it was pointless, so I quit.

I've been learning Russian for over two years because I like Russian literature. It's not an easy language to learn but I enjoy it, I just need someone to regularly speak it with because that's where I struggle.  
 
I know a little French from school but have been studying it again for the past few months. It helps that I can use a small part of my work day to do French. Learning Russian has helped with learning French even though they are completely different languages - I can recognize grammar rules much easier than I ever did as a kid in school.  
 
I would also like to learn Spanish because I like the way it sounds.

Any Latin based language would be moderately easy for English people, but you also have to consider was other posters mentioned - practicing with a real person! Luckily in Manitoba (and our area in particular), we have an abundance of French and Spanish.  
 
Honestly, I taught myself Spanish easily and quickly back in the day. There are a lot of resources.

There are evening classes at ACC for becoming an ASL Interpreter, I find that very interesting since there are deaf children in the area needing help in school.

Anishinaabe. I think that just like learning French, as a Canadian we have this great luxury of culture and history to embrace and carry forward. I would love to be able to show some of my clients, and friends the respect of speaking with them in their language.  
 
Unfortunately, as of right now Duolingo doesn't have it, but if anyone knows of a resource, I'd love it!

My son in law is a native Russian speaker and would be interested in helping you out. Please send a private message for more details.

For me personally, I would choose a language that seems appealing to you, regardless of practicality in real usage.  
 
Many people learn languages as a hobby, even if they aren't expecting to need to use them on a daily basis. This is the case for me. I personally chose to study Korean, because I find the writing system appealing and I think that it sounds beautiful. On the flip side, learning vocabulary and grammar is quite difficult, and I don't expect to actually have to speak it unless I decide to travel to Korea.  
 
Really, you just need to choose based on what matters to you. Do you want it to be practical so that you can use it every day? I would say French or Spanish in that case because there are many people locally who speak those languages. Do you think that a certain language is beautiful? Any language is difficult to learn, so I wouldn't personally choose based on perceived "simplicity".