Huh. I always thought they were scientists.KeiichiO wrote:Scientists are artists.Xanatos wrote:Yeah, I hear English is tough to learn...Probably because it's pretty goddamn nonsensical.
Where's Mutou getting all this artistic skill from?
He mean if your first language is using Latin character, maybe with extra line and dot, You will understand English easily compared to German head aching grammar, Russian backward letter, Chinese-Japanese "moon-runic" letter.Steinherz wrote:What uses the same alphabet?OtakuNinja wrote: I think it's really easy to learn, at least if you use same alphabet. Chinese on the other hand... That's difficult.
Did you mean mine?Xanatos wrote:Yeah, I hear English is tough to learn...Probably because it's pretty goddamn nonsensical.
Where's Mutou getting all this artistic skill from?
I understand German quite easily.Auratus wrote:He mean if your first language is using Latin character, maybe with extra line and dot, You will understand English easily compared to German head aching grammar, Russian backward letter, Chinese-Japanese "moon-runic" letter.Steinherz wrote:What uses the same alphabet?OtakuNinja wrote: I think it's really easy to learn, at least if you use same alphabet. Chinese on the other hand... That's difficult.
KeiichiO wrote:You shall now, and forever be known as, "Steinherz, The Great".
Oddball wrote:It's an obvious mistake. Both are disfigured orphans that read alot and both wear green skirts.
It's easy to learn a language that is of a similar family.KeiichiO wrote:I took Chinese for half a year. Didn't go too well. That language is crazy bonkers, for realzies.
KeiichiO wrote:You shall now, and forever be known as, "Steinherz, The Great".
Oddball wrote:It's an obvious mistake. Both are disfigured orphans that read alot and both wear green skirts.
Mother's side Brazilian Portuguese, I know that pain.KeiichiO wrote:Took Spanish for 2 years. I'm okay with the language, but I couldn't converse with a person from a Spanish-speaking country. They speak too goddamn fast!
German just scares the crap out'a me, and quite frankly sounds unpleasant to the ears. I hope that doesn't offend anyone ; ^ ;
KeiichiO wrote:You shall now, and forever be known as, "Steinherz, The Great".
Oddball wrote:It's an obvious mistake. Both are disfigured orphans that read alot and both wear green skirts.
Rammstein is awesome. I'm not an avid fan, but I do enjoy their music. Du Hast is a personal favorite, but that's the song that everybody loves to loveSteinherz wrote:Mother's side Brazilian Portuguese, I know that pain.KeiichiO wrote:Took Spanish for 2 years. I'm okay with the language, but I couldn't converse with a person from a Spanish-speaking country. They speak too goddamn fast!
German just scares the crap out'a me, and quite frankly sounds unpleasant to the ears. I hope that doesn't offend anyone ; ^ ;
And German can be a very beautiful language. Case and point Ein Lied by Rammstein.
Yes, they have a song that is literally translated as "A Song"
"French are just Spanish Germans, therefore Mexicans."Sea wrote:Comrade, as Khan Bek has convinced me to give Democracy a try.
I learned a little bit of language with "backward letter", why should I fear about language that write backward (in usual sense).Comrade wrote:Try learning Arabic...
Arabic is one of the only semitic languages (the only other i can think of is hebrew), and it is very diffrent then european languages in grammer, the writing isn't the hard partAuratus wrote:I learned a little bit of language with "backward letter", why should I fear about language that write backward (in usual sense).Comrade wrote:Try learning Arabic...
"French are just Spanish Germans, therefore Mexicans."Sea wrote:Comrade, as Khan Bek has convinced me to give Democracy a try.
From the rate of 1 to Japanese (9001). What's the difficulty of Arabic grammar?Comrade wrote:Arabic is one of the only semitic languages (the only other i can think of is hebrew), and it is very diffrent then european languages in grammer, the writing isn't the hard partAuratus wrote:I learned a little bit of language with "backward letter", why should I fear about language that write backward (in usual sense).Comrade wrote:Try learning Arabic...
I lived in Dubai for a couple of years, a couple of years ago, and learning Arabic at the new school (after coming from the 'amazing' Scottish education system) was ridiculously hard, but I'm not really a languages person anywayAuratus wrote: From the rate of 1 to Japanese (9001). What's the difficulty of Arabic grammar?
