I was thinking bout her, thinking bout me, thinking bout us, what we gonna be! Open my eyes! It was only just a dream! I travel back down that road! When she come back? No one knows! I realized it was only just a dream!
I don’t know. Depends. Both Norwegian and English are Germanic languages. Now I cannot even say how big the difference is between the North Germanic of the Norwegians and the West Germanic of the English. English has definitely been subject to other influences over time, so I can understand when there are language barriers. Makes me curious, maybe I should try to learn a little Norwegian. ;-)
It’s one of the hardest languages in the world to learn apparently (and with somewhat good reason).
Öhmmm… Nnope?
Actually, English is one of the easiest languages to learn in the world. If you compare it to other languages. Among the most difficult languages to learn are above all:
Of course, I would say that learning German is not that easy either, but even this is more to be seen in the context of other languages, so I would do without it here. For a German, English is very easy to learn. For some reason, however, this is not necessarily true the other way around. I think that’s more due to inner resistance. (_)
I’m Norwegian and I understand a lot of German. I think it’s easier for someone from Norway to learn German than it is for someone who speaks English.
If I had to guess, the languages have more similarities with each other than with ours.
It’s one of the hardest languages in the world to learn apparently (and with somewhat good reason).
Öhmmm… Nnope?
Actually, English is one of the easiest languages to learn in the world. If you compare it to other languages. Among the most difficult languages to learn are above all:
Of course, I would say that learning German is not that easy either, but even this is more to be seen in the context of other languages, so I would do without it here. For a German, English is very easy to learn. For some reason, however, this is not necessarily true the other way around. I think that’s more due to inner resistance. (_)
I’m Norwegian and I understand a lot of German. I think it’s easier for someone from Norway to learn German than it is for someone who speaks English.
Of course, I would say that learning German is not that easy either, but even this is more to be seen in the context of other languages, so I would do without it here. For a German, English is very easy to learn. For some reason, however, this is not necessarily true the other way around. I think that’s more due to inner resistance. (_)
@DarkObsidian
Unless you’re coming at it from a non-European language. In which case it is freaking hard, although with tough thorough thought one can fight through it, though.
- you’re working in a language where “Pony” and “Bologna” rhyme.
Also - trying to get this back on topic: Very beautiful image :)
It’s one of the hardest languages in the world to learn apparently (and with somewhat good reason).
Öhmmm… Nnope?
Actually, English is one of the easiest languages to learn in the world. If you compare it to other languages. Among the most difficult languages to learn are above all:
Of course, I would say that learning German is not that easy either, but even this is more to be seen in the context of other languages, so I would do without it here. For a German, English is very easy to learn. For some reason, however, this is not necessarily true the other way around. I think that’s more due to inner resistance. (_)
First, I had to lol at your reaction gif. But second:
“Is not it adorable?”
Yes, that does at first look wrong, but consider this:
“Isn’t it adorable?”
Why does that one look okay, then? :)
Basically, tdlr - the English language is really weird and we should all cut people more slack in using it, it’s one of the hardest languages in the world to learn apparently (and with somewhat good reason).
Reminds me of that great 2006 Tim Mcgraw song “My Little Girl”, (I know Spike’s a boy, but still).
How about an eqghead? xD
Egghead or eggplant?
No, but she was an eqg…
Typo-related pun ftw! xD
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She was an egg? :p
I don’t cry… snif…
I don’t know. Depends. Both Norwegian and English are Germanic languages. Now I cannot even say how big the difference is between the North Germanic of the Norwegians and the West Germanic of the English. English has definitely been subject to other influences over time, so I can understand when there are language barriers. Makes me curious, maybe I should try to learn a little Norwegian. ;-)
If I had to guess, the languages have more similarities with each other than with ours.
I’m Norwegian and I understand a lot of German. I think it’s easier for someone from Norway to learn German than it is for someone who speaks English.
Wer, wie, was… Wieso, weshalb, warum… ;-)
Der, die und das.
Unless you’re coming at it from a non-European language. In which case it is freaking hard, although with tough thorough thought one can fight through it, though.
- you’re working in a language where “Pony” and “Bologna” rhyme.
Also - trying to get this back on topic: Very beautiful image :)
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@Count Adramélekh Sear
@Yet One More Idiot
this is what I really want to say
Beautiful drawing
Öhmmm… Nnope?
Actually, English is one of the easiest languages to learn in the world. If you compare it to other languages. Among the most difficult languages to learn are above all:
Mandarin.
Arabic.
Russian.
Japanese.
Hungarian.
French.
Greek.
Polish.
Of course, I would say that learning German is not that easy either, but even this is more to be seen in the context of other languages, so I would do without it here. For a German, English is very easy to learn. For some reason, however, this is not necessarily true the other way around. I think that’s more due to inner resistance. (_)
First of all, if I’m wrong with grammar
I’m sorry, Spike is my favorite character
@Yet One More Idiot
thanks for helping me friend
This image I liked that I gave it a star
First, I had to lol at your reaction gif. But second:
“Is not it adorable?”
Yes, that does at first look wrong, but consider this:
“Isn’t it adorable?”
Why does that one look okay, then? :)
Basically, tdlr - the English language is really weird and we should all cut people more slack in using it, it’s one of the hardest languages in the world to learn apparently (and with somewhat good reason).
:)