The reason why English is the easiest language to learn is because of the vast selection of English resources to learn from, including TV shows, movies, music, podcasts, books and websites. English speakers sometimes have difficulties when learning Portuguese because they are not used to words having genders. Unlike other languages, English has no cases, no gender, no word agreement, and arguably has a simple grammar system. You may think I’m crazy for saying this but allow me to explain. Why English is Easyĭespite these difficulties, English is actually the easiest language in the world to learn. English has very subtle word ordering rules that make “A cute little brown dog” correct to say, whereas “A brown cute little dog” would be incorrect.
Many Brazilians will say “You are American?” instead of the correct “Are you American?” Word order is not only important when asking questions, but when describing nouns as well. In English, questions are made by changing the order of the words, something that doesn’t exist in other languages like Portuguese. Why is the past tense of “buy” “bought”, and why is the past tense of “sell” “sold.” Why aren’t “buyed” nor “selled” real words? Irregular verbs in English are seemingly complex and are often a headache for English language learners.
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In order to know how to read the spelling you have to know which language it comes from or have previously heard the correct pronunciation. English has a crazy spelling system and it seems like every word makes up its own pronunciation rules, because English has borrowed so many words from other languages. There is strong evidence to support the claim that English is a difficult language to learn. Leia este a tradução do texto em português Why English is Hard But is it really as difficult as it seems? English students all over the world are lamenting at the difficulty of the English language, with its irregular verb tenses and spelling that doesn’t seem to follow a logical pattern.
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