I don't know enough about other languages, but from what I do know, it's not so much that English is hard as it is just nonsensical. The letter C, the letter X, silent letters, and the like. That, and the fact that all rules are inconsistent in at least one case. That line's been drilled into my head ever since kindergarten: "There's always an exception to what we're telling you about this rule."
all languages had difficulties to learn, english and its pronunciation, and spanish an its verb conjugation. My main language is spanish, and I can tell you spanish ver b conjugation had a logic and rules, all verbs have a 'root' and a 'suffix' like, "cantar" (to sing), the root is "cant":
English is not that hard, the pronounciation is certanly hard but the lack of conjugation, tenses, etc makes it easier if yu compare it with romance languages.
but its hard to perfect it because most english speakers dont even speak correctly. for instance who and whom and when and whence and which and that and e.g. and i.e. all sorts to choose from but only one is right.
Most people I know that know many languages say English is the hardest due to all the rules and same ways of saying different things. Like where, wear, ware, through, threw, etc
I don't know enough about other languages, but from what I do know, it's not so much that English is hard as it is just nonsensical. The letter C, the letter X, silent letters, and the like. That, and the fact that all rules are inconsistent in at least one case. That line's been drilled into my head ever since kindergarten: "There's always an exception to what we're telling you about this rule."
whiskers210 4 years ago 85
I agree with the ones that say that spanish is harder, it is my main language as well.
Garc1993 4 years ago 71
Hola :)
Sara1507 4 years ago 77
I am learning Spanish, my Spanish girlfriend has learnt English really well.
I think English is harder but then I am rubbish at it anyway! Jajajaja
Scarumaster 4 years ago 34
all languages had difficulties to learn, english and its pronunciation, and spanish an its verb conjugation. My main language is spanish, and I can tell you spanish ver b conjugation had a logic and rules, all verbs have a 'root' and a 'suffix' like, "cantar" (to sing), the root is "cant":
cant-o (I sing)
cant-as (you)
cant-a (he, she)
cant-amos (we)
cant-ais (you 'plural')
cant-an (they)
all verbs have generally the same suffixes.
suprememind 4 years ago 68
english is not a hard language
goenitzlopez 4 years ago 218
English is not that hard, the pronounciation is certanly hard but the lack of conjugation, tenses, etc makes it easier if yu compare it with romance languages.
ElVizconde 4 years ago 149
but its hard to perfect it because most english speakers dont even speak correctly. for instance who and whom and when and whence and which and that and e.g. and i.e. all sorts to choose from but only one is right.
darris321 4 years ago 51
Most people I know that know many languages say English is the hardest due to all the rules and same ways of saying different things. Like where, wear, ware, through, threw, etc
elsephen 4 years ago
Sweeeeeeet. English seems like a difficult language to learn...
LookItsSasha 4 years ago
He was talking about Spanish... they just used english words as example...
FJMP31 4 years ago 69
Thank you! This was helpful.
avikd 5 years ago 9