The confusion of learning German, is it difficult to learn German?

Whether the pronunciation is good or not is a subjective impression problem, and this cannot be influenced by others. Someone likes Jay very much (like me), and someone wants to vomit when they hear his songs (to exaggerate). I like the German pronunciation and, on the contrary, praise to everyone (really?).

's French pronunciation doesn't feel anything.

Well, although I heard that German companies all speak English, their internal materials and technical documents are all in German. If you think about it, if you want to do it well, you have to be good at German. If you want to live in Germany, you have to study well.

English is not very "widespread" in Europe. If you are interested in German culture and have the idea of learning their language, which is not very utilitarian, then you are the happiest if you do it without hesitation.

ps: It seems that "French is the best language in the world", I'm afraid Dude said it in "The Last Lesson", right? They were French, and they were about to be occupied at that time, so it was understandable to say that it was too much.

But we all took it seriously, but we didn't expect it to be said by others. In addition to this "source" and word of mouth, I really haven't seen that there is a survey that shows that French sounds the best! Besides, as the saying goes, "there is no first in literature", it is because literature has a lot of subjectivity, and as for **, whether the voice is good or not is even more borderless.

Heavy metal, death metal is all noise to me, but there are many people who are obsessed.

Let's continue to study, since I like it, I'll stick to it, and I'm very happy, and besides, why are many universities offering German courses now? It's because there is a lack of such talents in society.

And the German language is not unpleasant, it's all a matter of personal preference and habit.

I heard my classmates speak French as well as German.

Culture, language is not superior or inferior, they are all equal, and if you like it, you can learn it.

Take the best of it and discard the dross.

German is the best to listen to, German is the language of noble people.

The difficulty of German is about the same as that of other foreign languages, but it is not difficult and not easyIn general, the difficulty of foreign languages is about the same, as long as the teaching resources are abundant and the teaching science is reasonable. For Norwegians, German is easier than Japanese because of the intimacy of the language and the difficulty of the writing system. But for Chinese, German is no more difficult than most foreign languages.

There are no incomprehensible parts of German, and there are no more memorized parts of German than in other languages, even when compared to the well-known grammar of English. There are only three places where the amount of memory is large: the sex and plural of nouns, the irregular verb list, and the usage pattern of noun verbs.

Usage patterns (including the so-called functional verb structures) are not specific to the German language, for example they are called verbal collocations and fixed collocations in English. The list of irregular verbs is found in all languages of the Indo-European family, and the list of irregular verbs in English and the list of irregular verbs in German overlap to a great extent.

German is a difficult language to get started. In Europe, German is the most prevalent second language.

German pronunciation requirements are very accurate, unlike English, the pronunciation part can be more relaxed, German requires a high degree of tension in the pronunciation muscles and organs, must be in place, French actually requires pronunciation, but I personally think that it is easier for Chinese to learn French, because many sounds of German are really too difficult for us. German-speaking countries: Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Denmark, Poland, Belgium, Namibia, etc.

German is the sixth largest language in the world in terms of the number of countries spoken by the number of speakers, one of the world's major Chinese languages, and the most widely spoken mother tongue in the European Union. According to data from the European Center for Language Management in September 2015, there are nearly 100 million speakers of German and German learners worldwide, including 95 million native speakers, 12 million second language speakers, and 70 million foreign language learners, making it one of the most commonly learned foreign languages in the world.