Languages you’ve found difficult and easy to learn?
9 answers from our tutors
- Patricia YapurSpanish Native Tutor for many years, worked in the Hotel and Tourist field, world traveller.
As Spanish native, I found French and Italian easier to learn, than English and German.
English has been learning by itself for me, whereas French and German are sticking harder, especially new vocabulary. Somehow, I remember any word in English and struggle to remember French and German ones, so I force myself to practice those two a bit more.
Check your English level for free
Take our quick and free test to find out your current level of English
Start test
I found Brazilian Portuguese quite challenging but rewarding to learn.
It is always difficult to learn something new. As for languages, it is difficult to learn a language which differs much from your mother tongue.
I think French
I find German easy to learn, to be honest. I tried to learn Chinese, but it gave me a massive headache instead. lol
I found Tamil easy and found Korean difficult
Other student questions
- How can we run a successful business English meeting with our foreign clients?
What strategies can we implement to ensure our Business English meetings with foreign clients are engaging and effective?
- Can you share your experience how you teach students conditionals?
What kind of method do you use to explain clearly each conditional for students? Do you provide some examples from real life and how you do it? Thank you!
Best answer
The first thing to do when teaching conditionals would be to explain what conditionals are, then provide them with examples, then play a game where they need to identify the conditional, and finally have them create their own to see if they understood it
- Could you explain me, please, when I need to use 0,1,2,3 and mixed conditionals? Thank you!
Can you provide examples?
Best answer
Mixed conditional combined second and third conditionals to talk about the past situations has a present consequence or a present situations that is a result of a past action Structure: If + past perfect + would +verb If I had studied medicine, I would be a doctor now.
