In my personal opinion, I found German the easiest to learn out of the three. I'm a native English speaker and while German does have some tricky 'rules', it's all about learning the patterns like with any other language, plus there are many commonalities vocab-wise between German and English.
Nevertheless, if you do consume a lot of Japanese or ...... 1 reply
If english is your first language, German will be easier. Japanese and korean are really difficult, and I'm not talking about alphabet that is different. But the grammatical structure are really different than English one, and there is a lot of word that are really similar or exactly the same in both language (like, REALLY a lot). And most importan...... reply
As a person who is learning German by force, it is not easy. It's probably caused by the fact that i am required to and the fact that i know won't use it in the future. The cons of this language (in terms of learning) are: complicatied words, spelling (the accent is hard to learn, at least for me), die; der; das are really annoying and you need to ...... 4 reply
I’m currently trying to pick up a new language..and I wanted to know between German, Japanese, and Korean. I can’t really pick myself cause I want to learn all three equally (￣∇￣"). I’m getting a private tutor based on which one I pick. Please help me and send your opinions Σ(っ°Д °;)っ
My mother tongue is Greek and I've learnt English since I was 10 and French since I was 12. I've been using English everyday since I write stories in English but I've forgotten my French. I would like to learn Italian and Spanish as well as Japanese. But I think Japanese will be really hard since the alphabet isn't the same. 2 reply
I am bilingual, my native language is Spanish, and my second language is English. I am currently learning French, and I want to learn a language such as Japanese and Mandarin as a challenge. reply
I know Greek and Russian, English and my French is not great so I'm trying to work on it. Definitely would want to learn Japanese and maybe someday German or Korean. 1 reply
