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First: Yes I'm comparing apples to oranges but in this case it is kind of possible to compare them

Context: I'm a php-developer for 3-4 years I think and I really like php,
I also use python for 2 years.
I recently came in contact with django (python framework) and I'm now converting my php site into a django one.

Question: I really can't choose weither I should go on with django or just keep going with php. I can't do both of them caus I'm still a student and this would take a lot of my time. What do you guys think about it? own experience? ...

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It's really up to you and which you like working with more. Django's closest PHP analogue would probably be Symfony since they share a lot of the same methodologies (helper functions, plugins, MVC model, ORM usage, etc.)

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