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10-12-2008, 02:39 PM
For native English speakers, Japanese is supposedly a language of Class 3 difficulty, with German having a Class 1 difficulty (1 being easiest, and 3 being hardest). Not being a native speaker, and considering sentence structure is reversed, I'd say Japanese would be a harder language, though I don't know German.
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10-12-2008, 03:00 PM
Yeah, but German is rather difficult too.
With all the different cases. It's annoying at first. But eventually you just "know" how to use them. Kannst du etwas Deutsch sprechen? Oh and you should probably learn Hochdeutsch. It's the standard. Then if you want, you can learn something ridiculous. Like Bayerisch. XDD
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10-12-2008, 03:37 PM
there's a really good website called elanguageschool.net where you can learn many different languages, including german!
The birds and the bees sing, "Momiji". The frogs in the pond are ca---lling, "Momiji, yes, it's true." The trees raise their leaves to--ge--ther, "Who needs the sun when we've got you?" Who's in the forest stro---lling? The birds and the bees sing, "Momiji". The frogs in the pond are ca---lling, "Momiji, yes, it's true."
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10-12-2008, 05:49 PM
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