Is German easy to learn? If you want to learn a small language, learn it and talk about it.

It's not easy to learn. It depends on why you are learning a small language. If you want to pretend to be playful, you can learn Latin, awesome, German or something, ......If you have to study a second foreign language for future work, you should look at it according to your own interests. It's boring to be uninterested.

German four-year learners float over to learn to play and learn Korean, and you want to pretend to be high and learn French. . . If you want to die, run into the arms of German and Arabic!

It's not very easy to learn. At that time, Mark Twain wrote an article of several thousand words to complain about the German language, called the awful German languageYou can go and see it.,But if you haven't learned a little bit, you may not be able to understand that the joke is true.。。

If you are good at English, it is easier to learn, and there are more words with similar spellings, and of course it depends on whether your way of thinking matches that of German. Personally, the amount of memory in German is relatively large (all nouns have gender: yin and yang and have very complex deformation rules) but the logic of word formation is very strong (the relationship between the root and the prefix is relatively strong, and the meaning of the word is easy to guess), so science and engineering students will not be too difficult to learn (in terms of spelling, it feels less unpredictable than English words), but the pronunciation is difficult, and the grammar rules also need a period of adaptation for spoken language, which is not easy to catchy.

Agree with 144 Oh, I've read that article too

It's easy to learn, and it's a fun language.

German butlers are often asked the question, "Is German hard to learn?" If German is difficult to learn, listen to some insights from German butlers. Whether you want to live in Germany by learning German, or you want to choose a German major, you can take a look and hope it will help you.

First of all, the German language has 30 letters, of which the first 26 letters are the same as the English alphabet, so you don't need to reacquaint yourself with many unfamiliar letters.

Secondly, the pronunciation of German is relatively simple and similar to Chinese phonics. In general, after learning the phonics rules of German, it is almost possible to read and write it naturally.

Then, about 40% of the German vocabulary is similar to English. Presumably, most people who grew up in China have a certain foundation in English, and the memorization of German vocabulary will be relatively fast.

Finally, German grammar is logical and has its own clear and simple rules. As long as you are willing to work the foundation, it will be easier to learn.

The German housekeeper would like to mention one more point, to learn any language, you need to listen more, read more, write more, and have a correct learning attitude and learning method in order to use this language more quickly! And if you want to learn German and transfer to permanent residence through the blue card, it is not difficult to reach the German A1 level!

German alphabet.