Heartless141 Wrote:nop, all language is practically easy. it's like learning a new fighting game with complicated combos. except here, the combos is extremely complicated. same kind of alphabet only give you a certain advantage. it's like moving from street fighter to tekken, mastering the combination forward, down, down forward, punch in SF will get you an easier time playing as some of the character in tekken.

when i was little, english was goddamn hard. but now that i think about it, there's not much apart from past, future, present. and their perfect form, along with the normal daylife combination sentences like "i want, i need, but, and, bla bla bla"

depends on the person really.

I didn't say hard, I said :effort:.

Compare learning pure mathematics in uni vs doing 102971057334364134634635736332642623 ^ 99 by hand.  Both are extremely :effort:, but that doesn't mean they are the same difficulty level.  Language is more like the later type - easy, but takes forever to learn.

(This post was last modified: 03/01/2010 11:46 PM by Assassinator.)