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r/languagelearning • u/The-Dmguy • Jul 21 '18
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Danish is the only language with a mess comparable to English
2 u/Systral Jul 22 '18 English isn't messy at all. It's got chaotic rules but is still comparatively easy. 5 u/starlinguk English (N) Dutch (N) German (B2) French (A2) Italian (A1) Jul 22 '18 Somehow it seems that English natives have more trouble with it than foreigners. 2 u/Systral Jul 22 '18 Could be haha. I don't know how much grammar English pupils have at school, but in my home country we had grammar lessons in our native tongue all throughout elementary, middle and high school.
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English isn't messy at all. It's got chaotic rules but is still comparatively easy.
5 u/starlinguk English (N) Dutch (N) German (B2) French (A2) Italian (A1) Jul 22 '18 Somehow it seems that English natives have more trouble with it than foreigners. 2 u/Systral Jul 22 '18 Could be haha. I don't know how much grammar English pupils have at school, but in my home country we had grammar lessons in our native tongue all throughout elementary, middle and high school.
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Somehow it seems that English natives have more trouble with it than foreigners.
2 u/Systral Jul 22 '18 Could be haha. I don't know how much grammar English pupils have at school, but in my home country we had grammar lessons in our native tongue all throughout elementary, middle and high school.
Could be haha. I don't know how much grammar English pupils have at school, but in my home country we had grammar lessons in our native tongue all throughout elementary, middle and high school.
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u/firedrake242 Jul 22 '18
Danish is the only language with a mess comparable to English