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Ich dachte dass ich einen anderen Platz finden musste um mein Deutsches zu üben. Aber ich habe entdeckt dass es Leute hier gibt. Das ist sehr gut. Verzeihen Sie mir, oder mein Deutsch ist nicht auch nicht gut. Dennoch möchte ich auch erlernen.
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Ich weiss das nicht.
Ich denke dass du sprichts besser als mir, aber ich hätte gern mit dir ein bissien üben und vielleicht danacht kommt mehr Leute die mit uns üben können.
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Italian and Portuguese (in that order) I think.
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I started studying Russian about a year ago and got to the point where I was picking my way through a children's book. It was my first experience with a complete lack of articles. I remember being blown away by that. I also remember finding German's case system extremely easy in comparison afterward. I figure I'll return to Russian a few years from now. I seem to be able to go a long time without practicing a language and then whip myself into shape in a few days. Admittedly though, when I returned to Spanish this time, I had to look up a few simple words like correo and pasa. I remember being shocked that I didn't remember pasa. Evitar was another one.
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I remember after studying Spanish for a few years, I wanted to start on another language. I signed up for a Russian course, got scared after looking through the textbooks, dropped it and started German.
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Not only does Russian lack articles, there is no present tense 'to be.' If those two hurdles aren't enough, the cases (6 of them, compared to 4 in German) will get you.
Finnish has 8 cases, in case you wanted to know which language is the hardest to learn. |
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I'm working on Chinese right now und das ist eine andere Geschichte but a remember one of the hardest parts about Russian was just not having very many cognates to work with. Of course there's a lot of Greek, it having been the lingua franca of the East, but there's not that much call for planet, comet, asteroid and whatnot in everyday speech.
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