english

>>67076429
It's easy as fuck to learn. Even german was harder.

>I've also heard that English is one of the hardest ones to learn.

WHERE?

>>67076429
For indoeuropeans is the easy to learn

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>>67076429
>I find it hard to learn other languages.
It's not easy.
>I've also heard that English is one of the hardest ones to learn.
)))))))))))))))))))))))
>What is learning English from scratch like?
Tastes like soil iykwim.

Nobody here is gonna admit they had any problems learning English

English is really easy to learn, man.

>I've also heard that English is one of the hardest ones to learn.
Maybe if you don't have internet access
Most people today learn English through American entertainment

>>67076795
Your language is easy, yank, deal with it.

>>67076429

English is easy to learn, dude.
I find Spanish harder than English.

>>67076795
You will always find yourself having problems when you learn a new language but frankly english is piss easy. The grammar is easy and you don't have bullshit like assigning genders to objects like german. You actually know when you're suppose to use "a" or "an" while in swedish it's fuck random when you're suppose to use "en" or "ett". Just a few examples.

>>67076429
>English is one of the hardest ones
>american education

>>67076429
English is okay for euros, hard for Asians. I've got a feeling people think English is inferior because it's simple to learn. Quite the opposite

>>67076795
English is easy as I allready spoke frog and sausage, your grammar is babby tier.

>>67077289
You just simplified your language to much, just look st american english to see where it is headed.

>Tfw no Anglo-Saxon.

>>67077390
It has a large enough vocabulary to communicate sufficiently. Why make a language overly complicated? Shows poor organisation

>>67077390
yeah that's probably why you struggle that much

>>67077079
>while in swedish it's fuck random when you're suppose to use "en" or "ett"
>En bil, bilen.
>En älg, älgen.
>Ett träd, trädet.
>Ett bord, bordet.

Visst finns det regler...

As far as I can tell English is easy to learn, hard to master.

>>67078330
Finns för många undantag dock

>>67077390

It's okay, emoji will unleash us from our linguistic chains.

>>67077551
Fuck off frog, I am typing.

To all the native speakers here:

Recollect none of these plebians have mastered our vast and pulchritudinous lexical system

>>67079361
>our lexical system
Native: from Medieval Latin nativus
Speaker: "Speak", from similar use in Anglo-French, from Proto-Germanic *sprek-, Middle Dutch spreken
Recollect: from Latin recollectus
Plebeian: from Latin plebeius
Master: from Old French maistrier, from Latin magister
Vast: from Middle French vaste, from Latin vastus
Pulchritudinous: from Latin pulchritudo
Lexical: from a Latinized form of Greek lexikos
System: from Late Latin systema, from Greek systema

Which language are you talking about? French?