Why speaking English is easier than Chinese

Speaking that English is simpler than Chinese is only in terms of writing and basic letters, and there are also language problems, such as Indo-European languages.

It is naturally much easier for people to learn English than to learn Chinese, the Altaic language family.

Korean branch learning Chinese is easier.

The following passage also makes sense.

Many people, including experts, think that English is easy to learn, and it would be a big mistake to think so! In particular, respectable parents often think that their children are stupid or not working hard to learn English well, which has become a big misunderstanding. Listen to me slowly

1. English is easy to learn, just because it only has 26 letters, and it seems that you can speak English after learning all the letters. And each character in Chinese is actually equivalent to a letter in English.

The alphabet in English is easy to learn because it doesn't make sense, as long as you can read it; The letters of Chinese have a definite meaning, which makes it difficult to learn at first.

2. Chinese and English words are composed of letters, and they know how to arrange and combine.

Everyone knows how much difference there is between the number of words that can be arranged and combined with 26 letters and thousands of letters.

Chinese words can be formed by letters to derive meaning; English is impossible, only rote memorization.

For example: car-bus-train-ambulencetruck-truck sprinkler-? Tricycle-? Fire engines.

Carriage-? Oxcart-? Donkey carts -?.

It is easy to see that a new Chinese word will hardly cause us to understand it, but you can't deduce the meaning of a new English word from its letter composition.

3. My son learned 2,000 words from the age of 3 to 5, which is equivalent to learning 2,000 letters in English, and there is no problem in listening, speaking, reading and writing in Chinese.

It's hard for you to imagine that a child in an English-speaking country can basically solve the problem of listening, speaking, reading and writing in the future as long as he learns a certain amount of English words at the age of 3 or 5.

4. The grammar of Chinese is very simple, and there is not as much messy attention as English. For example, in Chinese, every sentence is added.

"Finished" means "Finished."

English is a lot more troublesome, you look at the English grammar book, you know that what I said is not wrong.

5. Learning Chinese is "fixed-term imprisonment", and learning English is "life imprisonment, so there are "famous old Chinese medicine", but there is no "famous old Western medicine".

On the question of whether English is more difficult than Chinese, I can only say that there are different opinions. Chinese has many meanings that are more difficult, so I want to ask how many words in Chinese have more than five meanings? How many meanings can you use after you know?

It's the same with English, you don't have to memorize all the words that seem to have a lot of meaning, just memorize the common ones!

You say that Chinese Pinyin is simple, learn Chinese characters and write them a few times, and that is all based on your native Chinese language! If you are a native English speaker, you can speak Chinese.

The phonetic transcription of English is like Hanyu Pinyin, and if you can read Chinese characters, will you still read Pinyin? Why don't you watch it, because you can read it, and you can read it, so you don't have to look at pinyin. What should you do when you encounter a rare word and don't recognize it?

You go back to the dictionary and look at pinyin, isn't it the same truth in English? When you encounter a word that you don't know, you go back to look at the phonetic transcription, and what phonetic transcription will you read?

Can Chinese characters be opposed to 26 letters? Corresponding to the 26 letters is the radical of Chinese! You use horizontal and vertical skimming to form Chinese characters, and in English, you use ABCD to form words. It's like English has roots.

A string of English expressions means one because of the different way of writing. There are also more Chinese characters, you take it apart and arrange it in a row to see if it is as long as English, English is spread out, you fold the letters like arhats to see if it is as long as Chinese.

If you say that you feel that English is more difficult, you won't say anything, but what else can I say if you feel it? But if you say that there is no complete system of English, it only means that you do not know enough grammar, if you really have a deep understanding of parts of speech, sentence composition, grammar, and voice, you will find a new world.

As for rote memorization, if you want to learn, are you afraid of hardship? It's good to sit at home and do nothing every day, but life without struggle is incomplete (I think), and learning English can be a challenge to challenge perseverance!

Millions of words are not enough, 100,000 you are against the sky, level 4 5500, GRE is only 20000 Er.

Chinese primary school graduation requires thousands of words, but you don't notice.

You think the language is simple, the first is just that it is simple to speak, the charm of Chinese and English is the same, it all lies in the wording, usually Kan Dashan, who can't speak nonsense, you go on stage to try a pyramid scheme, see if you can speak. Second, you don't learn Chinese well... Okay, let's go to bed.

If English is so difficult, why has every American and Australian learned it?

Today's technology has solved the problem of self-learning English.

You just start from scratch and start with a solid foundation.

Ahem: The key to this is your interest in learning English, which is why some three-year-olds are better than people in their thirties and forties

There is a system of English, please refer to Liu Yinan.

Also, don't expect to learn elite literature, you can use it. Not a single Chinese English is so good that it's all on the road. If you can, you can use it.

Because English has 26 letters, which is much simpler than Chinese, and turning it upside down is that the 26 letters sound much less, which is easy to correct, but I don't think Chinese sounds good.

English has only 26 letters, and each word is composed of letters, which is much easier to learn than Chinese, from pronunciation to writing, it is the world's common language, and English is spoken in many countries.

Chinese is more difficult to learn than English, which is also recognized by many countries around the world, whether it is pronunciation or writing, let alone polyphonic and polysemantic characters.

But speaking English is better than Chinese, this can not be agreed, Chinese is many times better than English.

Is this true, but I always listen to Chinese well, and the meaning is profound, for example, Chinese poetry reads rhyming and catchy, and I can't read that kind of rhyme after being translated into English. This may be an insight into the culture.

It's nice to hear, but it's not easy to say, so you have to work harder to learn a foreign language well.

The first sentence is quite normal, and the latter sentence is obviously abnormal.

Show off your spicy next door.

1. Linguistic typology.

English is a subject-first language, with a strong emphasis on sentence structure, which is manifested in the fact that the subject is indispensable, so even if the subject has no semantic role, it must exist, even if it is a "pseudo-positional" subject made by it, there, etc. The predicate should be consistent with the subject in terms of person and quantity.

Chinese is a topic-first language, with more emphasis on situation, conveying information through the establishment of scenarios, loose sentence structure, and sometimes even no subject.

Second, thinking is different.

In terms of expression, Chinese pays more attention to roundabouts and progressives, starting and turning, often first saying reasons and then leading to conclusions, while English is more straightforward.

3. There are many long sentences in English and short sentences in Chinese.

Since English is the language of the "rule of law", many meanings can often be expressed in a long sentence, as long as there are no structural errors; In Chinese, on the other hand, because of the "rule of man", the semantics are directly expressed through words, and different meanings are often expressed through different short sentences.

Fourth, there are many clauses in English and clauses in Chinese.

English sentences can not only make sentences longer with long modifiers in simple sentences, but also can be complicated with clauses, and these clauses are often connected to the main clause or other clauses by means of clause introductory words, and the whole sentence is a whole despite its superficial intricacies.

Chinese likes to use short sentences, and the expression structure is relatively loose, and the subordinate clauses in English sentences often become clauses when translated into Chinese.

5. Subject, object and other noun components "English polypronouns, Chinese polymorphs" In sentences, English mostly uses nouns and prepositions, and Chinese uses verbs.

English not only has pronouns such as we, you, he, and they, but also relational pronouns such as that and which, and in long and complex sentences, English often uses many pronouns in order to make the sentence structure correct and the semantics clear, while avoiding repetition in expression.

Although there are pronouns in Chinese, due to the relatively loose structure and relatively short sentences, too many pronouns cannot be used in Chinese, and the use of nouns often makes the semantics clearer.

6. English is more passive, and Chinese is more active.

English prefers to use the passive voice, especially technical English. Although there are also words such as "be" and "by" in Chinese to indicate that the action is passive, this expression is far less common than the passive voice of English, so the passive in English often becomes active in Chinese translation.

Chinese is based on words as a unit and then combined, the composition of characters is strokes and structure, very complex, there is no pattern to speak of.

There are so many letters in English, the basic unit is the word, it is the arrangement of letters, and there is a root, and the meaning can be followed, but the place where English is more complex than Chinese is the tense, Chinese can express the tense with time words, but English also has verb forms and adverbial changes, and there are also personal pronouns, Chinese does not, English third person should use the third person singular number, etc., and the form should also change.

First of all, there are different word compositions, there are different language habits, and then there is grammar, a lot.