English is the most complicated language in the world
For example: how is this word pronounced: "ghoti"?
Well, if you think about the
- 'gh' in 'rough'
- 'o' in 'women'
- 'ti' in 'nation'
then the word would be pronounced like 'fish'.
No doubt
Side Score: 9
|
Obviously not
Side Score: 15
|
|
|
|
It's a hard language to learn if you haven't been brought up it being your native language. If you re from... Hungary lets say and you weren't brought up speaking English it would be very hard for you to learn because of all of the different words. Verbs, nouns, adjectives, irregular verbs etc. It becomes very hard to get a grip of. I think it's also been proven for it to be one of the hardest languages to learn. Side: No doubt
1
point
1
point
Well, I obviously have not learned every single language, so I can't really say yes with 100% confidence. But I have taken a couple years of Spanish so far, and a lot of languages are similar to that of Spanish, and it has a system that works for almost everything, it makes sense unlike our language, English. It is a lot harder for people to learn English as their second language than it is for us to learn any of language as our second language. Side: No doubt
|
1
point
1
point
1
point
1
point
1
point
1
point
Finnish is even more complicated. Kuusi palaa = The spruce is on fire. Kuusi palaa = The spruce returns. Kuusi palaa = The number six on fire. Kuusi palaa = The number six returns. Kuusi palaa = Six people are on fire. Kuusi palaa = Six people return. Kuusi palaa = The moon is on fire. Kuusi palaa = The moon returns. Side: Obviously not
1
point
Embark on a literary journey from the comfort of your home with our online English literature tutor. Our experienced instructors are passionate about the written word and will guide you through the classics, modern masterpieces, and literary analysis.english literature tutor online Whether you're a literature student or simply an avid reader, our online sessions will enrich your understanding and appreciation of English literature. Join us and let the pages come to life! Side: Obviously not
|