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Re: re: Which is harder to learn?
Posted: Jan 13, 2006 9:45pm
by Pyrokinetic Singer
Anonymous wrote:Supposedly, the hardest language to learn is the one that is the most different from your native language. So things like Japanese would be hard for someone who only speaks English, and vice-versa.
That strangely makes sence.

re: Which is harder to learn?
Posted: Jan 13, 2006 9:53pm
by kukutaru_ookami
I'm going wiht english it came naturally to most of us cause we heard it all our lives. But when you REALLY think about it english is really hard. Why? Because english has lots of diffrent and rather overcomplacatied parts to it, such as transinate verbs past tense present tense. If you grew up around it, it comes naturally and is easy for you to learn but if you were a diffrent language english would defisntly be one of the hadrest to learn.
re: Which is harder to learn?
Posted: Jan 18, 2006 3:42am
by Deacon
Now, I am Italian, so I'm learning both languages. In my opinion, sirs, japanese is harder.
Moreover, japanese has in the different alphabet and in the kanji two big additionals troubles. Besides, these two thing makes japanese a charming language.

Re: Which is harder to learn?
Posted: Jan 19, 2006 7:03am
by asuka
Dragon X wrote:Japenese or english.
I think Japanese is easier because the words are easier to pronounce like KA, SA, GA,CHI, and the other Japanese particles.
English I would say is a bit more difficult to pronounce for some one un familiar to the languaeg
like the R and L sound.
Cuse Me if I don't make since

re: Which is harder to learn?
Posted: Jan 23, 2006 12:23pm
by Dragon X
They're both pretty hard to learn but i'm gonna have to english because of the diagram!
re: Which is harder to learn?
Posted: Jan 26, 2006 10:44am
by Abandonedhope
I have lived in america most of my life and I still don't fully know the language so I vote english