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German grammar is not that hard, but knowing if you must say "der/die/das/ein/eine/einer/etc" is miles harder than my fckin algebra courses

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I pronounce them the "right" way x3

Thank god. That makes you 200% nicer xD

Nothing can be harder than algebra Raxus

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Kamoulox

kto to jest, bo nie mam czasu

I'd probably say that english grammar and the whole concept of the english language is a lot easier than any other language...

Some languages have f'd up grammar, some have f'd up pronounciation, some have both.

But it's probably undisputed, that learning and speaking/writing english is the easiest.

Y'all agree?

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nie

Of course mate, that's why we all speak english so well here

Definitly easier to settle on english, because it's usually more common.

Don't quote me on that though x3

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Of course mate, that's why we all speak english so well here

Indeed, my friend, indeed! *tips fedora*

No. English is pretty hard contrary to what a lot of people think. The easiest language won't be something as messed up as english.

If i can learn english, then, english is easy

Which language could it be then?

la esperanto estas cxi tie cxar la vivo rozas

Mein englisch is one wall free.

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No. English is pretty hard contrary to what a lot of people think. The easiest language won't be something as messed up as english.

But if you compare to german/spanish/french/some eastern-european language like polish or russian etc...

I personally think english is the easiest to learn D:

I mean. you only have "the" as main article, unlike in german where you have... der/die/das and stuff like that
The pronounciation is pretty straight foreward unlike the whole eastern-europe thing with the consonant-confusion, or french where you actually do NOT say, what the letters write.

And from the tenses, its pretty sorted, unlike in spanish - there you have 3000 exceptions in the tenses and timemanagement, where you get super confused...

Of course it also has some specialities that are harder than in any other languages but..

I think its the "lesser evil"

Edit: Why do i even write so much, i actually dont care, and it actually doesn't matter what i say, because everyone learns differently and has their on preferences in language...

Probably because you're from the same language family. Or maybe because you have a lot more exposure.

In order to learn a language you need a lot of time, effort and exposure. English, as a lingua franca, can fill those requierement.

Spanish/French/Italian languages are easier in many aspects, and harder in others. But since they are not as exposed you would have an harder time to learn them.

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And from the tenses, its pretty sorted, unlike in spanish - there you have 3000 exceptions in the tenses and timemanagement, where you get super confused...

Spanish tense are pretty simple. Well, most of them. But it greatly depends on your mother tongue