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NACHT DER UNTOTEN! means night of the undead

@lennartgro The difficulty in learning a language has a lot to do with the native language of the person trying to learn it. For example, I speak English so learning German was not that hard for me, but I'm trying to learn Mandarin right now, and it's a lot more difficult for me to learn than it would probably be for someone whose native tongue is an asian language. I have heard in the past that English can be hard for foreigners to learn, because it comes from a diverse mixture of languages.

crazyhoopschick 3 months ago

i knew all these

MrX3joe 3 months ago

@crazzyhol wenn ich den satz verstehen würde, würde ich dir antworten // If i would understand ur sentence i would answer

VaCCyComedy 7 months ago

damn.. i already know 4 languages, and in 3 of them im nearly native..( Russian, English, Arabic, and Ukranian) im taking french in my school, but it is not for me.. i just can't learn it..

while german.. i love that language most.. :D but i can't understand it.. but currently working on it.. :P

wish me best luck.. :D

Ich liebe deutsch sprache un möchte zum lern sie.. :D

i don't know if it is right, wrote it myself using own experience.. :P

DrKillaser 1 year ago

@DrKillaser und*

DrKillaser 1 year ago

@DrKillaser ich liebe DIE(dont forget the article) deutschE(sprache=feminin, die sprache, so you have to take an e ad the adjectives ending) sprache unD ich möchte sie lernen.

we dont say i want to learn it, we say i want it learn(learn in the infinitiv)

i believe learning german isnt easy, but with much work it is possible to speak it one day, also with french(but i also failed in french^^)

lennartgro 5 months ago

@lennartgro yea, thanks...but 9 months have already passed... i know these stuff already... :).. the only thing that i can't get is the prepositions... i simply can't get when do i use "vor" when "von" and similar stuff... :(

but i've reached a level where if i read a comment in youtube in German, i can understand most of it... if i watch a movie in german, i can understand the main ideas that are being talked about....

(plus, the good thing now i have a fluent german speaking friend).. :D

DrKillaser 5 months ago

@DrKillaser i am glad that the english language, which is the most spoken language is so easy, i dont know any easyer language(exept esperanto).

i always speak german spontany and fluently but i never recognice how complicated some german phrases are in the structure.

i would never be able to understand, how to build a word of 2 others(schulfach, schule becomes schul/schafswolle schaaf becomes schaafs bundeskanzler bund becomes bundes)

i dont know the rule and learning this must be confusing^^

lennartgro 5 months ago

@lennartgro :) ... actually, English isn't easy, according to my researches, it is one of the hardest languages to learn (it is good that i started it when i was only 6 years old).... english is full of irregularities... that's a bit hard...

but the worse..Arabic (i started learning it when i was 6 years old too in Qatar (were i do live since i was 6 years... at that time all schools taught english AND arabic) some of the words may go out of the rule simply because they don't look beautiful. :@

DrKillaser 5 months ago

@DrKillaser tell me an easier language then^^

i started english in the 5th class and french in the 6th. and i speak english almost fluently and my french "c´est une catastrophe" and now i am in the 11th and i have spanish which also doesnt seem to be so easy.

and i also think that english hasnt so many irregularities, in comparisation to other languages, but well i never tried to learn 10 other languages so i cant be sure that english is the easyest language but for me it still is.:D

lennartgro 5 months ago

@lennartgro now most of the stuff i use (video games, internet, mobile, etc) is in german.. :) really good way for capturing the vocabulary... :)

DrKillaser 5 months ago

Woher wissen Sie, das sind richtig?

bananacockroach 1 year ago

one quick question for words like "can't", "don't", and "doesn't" (conjunctions I believe they're called) is there a way to do this in German or do I just use the translations for "can not", "do not", and "does not"?

bryantherandom 1 year ago