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Thanks to you both.
Spanish is not the hardest language to learn, but it's hard enough. And yes, it sounds like a good idea to take it in small steps, like you said Rusty.
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El Danés good night.
The Spanish ain't hard to learn, look, it's well known in all the world is more the Spanish has a lot of words and all type than English hasn't it, if you want learn faster the Spanish you must enter to website where there're chats rooms and you must meet people in the same chat room people Spanish speakers, in the same talk with the people you going a lil to a lil and you'll see that your Spanish go to get better through of the time, I told you before, you need chat with some one and you practice your Spanish it's necessary, the Spanish has more words than the English but together the language when the person doesn't meet them, it became harder in learn, but if you practice with the speakers natives people it'll became easier. Regards. Anyway nowadays the English is the first language in the world.
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Actually, it's morning where I am, but whatever.
You are right about that using the language helps one learn it faster, but I don't think I need a chat for now, I think this forum is fine for my current needs. I don't participate in the Spanish discussions at the moment, but I try to follow them the best I can.
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Crotalito,
I disagree that Spanish has more words than English. Spanish has about half the words that English has. Don't infer by this statement that I think Spanish is inferior to English in any way. It just has fewer words. This is because English vocabulary principally comes from two sources, whereas Spanish vocabulary comes principally from one source. Both English and Spanish contain words derived from Latin, but English also has Germanic words that carry the exact same meaning. Here are just a few examples: (Germanic / Latin) anger / rage ask / inquire aware / cognizant before / prior, anti- begin / commence belief / creed bird (adj) / aviary brave / audacious brotherly, motherly, fatherly / fraternal, maternal, paternal building / edifice cat, dog, cow, wolf (adj) / feline, canine, bovine, lupine child / infant cold / frigid deadly / mortal delay / moratorium eye / ocular follow / ensue first / primary forbid / prohibit freedom / liberty friendly / amicable gather / assemble gift / present give / provide god / deity guess / estimate harbor / port hate / detest height, length, width / altitude, longitude, latitude help / assist hill / mount house / domicile land / terrain late / tardy meet / encounter mistake / error moon (adj) / lunar need / require other / alien road / street rot / putrify sea (adj) / marine see / perceive seem / appear shape / form shy / timid sight / vision sleeping / dormant son (adj) / filial sorrow / grief strength / fortitude sun (adj) / solar thinking / pensive thought / idea tongue / language tree (adj) / arbor truth / veracity understand / comprehend watch / observe watchful / vigilant western / occidental whole / entire wife / spouse wild / savage wise / prudent wish / desire womanly, manly / feminine, masculine wood / forest worldly / mundane wrath / ire youthful / juvenile yearly / annual water (adj) / aquatic |
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Rusty I disagree with you because the Spanish has more words than English now, Do you know it.?, In English the words are very exact, you always need specify all in the English if you don't to do it, never you won't understand the phrase, and Spanish ain't so, in Spanish you can speak with some one of a form more free without that need you find the word exact or understanding about, I think what the Spanish is easier learn, it's faster than English, it's less complicated, the Speakers Spanish has more word than Speakers Mexican or another country here in American Latina, please you must find in the internet, if the English has more words than Spanish or less than the Spanish whatever we are both know what the languages are understanding with very few words.
Regards.
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En cuanto a la facilidad de aprender, el español tiene la ventaja de su ortografía y fontética regulares, y por otro lado, el inglés tiene la ventaja de conjugaciones e inflecciones muy sencillas y regulares. Para uno de habla española que aprende el inglés, la mayor dificultad son los sonidos, sobre todo los de las vocales, que no existen en el español.
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Yeah, I'm agree with you.
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German is a lot more difficult for me and if I watch a film I'll probably not understand what they are talking about most of the time but I'm able to isolate the words I know and could even write them down. That's languages for you, anyway. Each one has it's little quirks and that's what makes them interesting.
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I based my statements on Internet findings, but they were also based on my idea of what you were trying to say. I searched for the language that has the largest vocabulary. According to numerous scholars, English has the largest vocabulary. The next largest in size is German, followed by Russian. Spanish and French tie for fourth place. |
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Debes decir: Yes, I agree with you.
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