The difference between the difficulty of Japanese and English, I learned English in the second year

There are 4 things to remember in Japanese to remember words Pronunciation Japanese kanji Chinese meaning There is also a part of speech The trouble point is that there are many pronunciations and a variety of word meanings are very complicated, Japanese is easy to learn at the beginning, and then it is difficult for you to learn English, after all, there is a foundation for so many years.

Needless to say, Chinese have an innate advantage in learning Japanese. Even people who have never studied Japanese can understand 1 4 in Japanese. Because there are Chinese characters in.

However, learning a language is not about the difficulty, but about whether you are really interested in it and really want to delve into it. Otherwise, you won't be able to learn even in easy-to-learn languages.

It won't be simple. Japanese should be more difficult than English, and English should be one of the easiest languages in the world.

Although Japanese is derived from Chinese, it still takes a lot of work to learn it well if it is still a foreign language.

Unless you want to work in a day or just as a hobby, English is more practical.

I still think that English is the best to learn, the introduction to Japanese is simple, the more difficult it is to get started, the more difficult it is, the grammar knowledge is very complicated, and the words are not easy to remember. It was even more difficult for my classmates to learn German, which is feminine and masculine, and there are many deformations. In fact, the key is to look at yourself.

It depends on the personal situation, some people think English is difficult, some think Japanese is difficult, Japanese grammar has a corresponding sentence pattern, just put it in it, but after learning deeply, I find that it is very difficult. Whether it is suitable or not, you must learn it simply to know.

People told me.

It's hard to do anything, it's not difficult.

I started English when I was 8 years old and learned it at 18. I still can't communicate.

I've been in Japan for almost 4 years, and most of them are fine.

So. Learning a language depends on perseverance and environment.

But I feel that Japanese is easier than English.

It's not going to be too simple, and there are mainly some honorifics in Japanese that are very troublesome [personally thinks.]

However, the landlord should learn English well. After all, the current test-oriented education. It's useless to learn Japanese for a while.

I taught myself Japanese.

At first, I thought Japanese was simple, but then it wasn't like that.

1.Although there are kanji in Japanese, there are many different pronunciations of the same kanji, so it is difficult to remember them all.

2.Another feature of the Japanese language is that different verbs may correspond to different sentence patterns, which is more complex than both English and Chinese, which are fixed sentence patterns.

3.Formal Japanese kanji are not marked with pronunciation (i.e., hira or katakana), so it is difficult to read.

Japanese is quite simple for Chinese because it has kanji in it and some of them have small pronunciations, while English is the complete opposite!

If I really want to say that Japanese is still difficult to learn, Japanese is more annoying because of a lot of grammar, and it is more fragmented, English is better, the so-called for people with zero knowledge of English, Japanese is easy to learn. This is not the reason why Japanese is very close to Chinese. It's just that some Japanese nouns are similar to Chinese, others are fundamentally different, and even if the meanings are similar, you can't pronounce them quickly.

There are 1,950 kanji in Japanese, each of which has about 6 pronunciations, and the Japanese speak in a fundamentally different style from Chinese, and if you just look at those characters and guess them, it is not called learning Japanese at all. It's just that for people who have zero knowledge of English, like me, I am 20 years old, and if I want to go to English cram school, I can only go to the foundation with my children. Japanese is generally learned for the first time, except for a few who have learned it.

I have now found in Japan that there are many differences between Japanese and Chinese. Our glimpse is a pen, the Japanese are separated, one of the easier things to learn in Japanese is that the words are very easy to memorize, can read and write, as long as the long tone, the sound is good, it's fine, and the Japanese directly use our language, some are imitating the pronunciation of ancient Chinese, and English is more The general katakana are English, as well as a small part of Russian German, so to sum up, Japanese must be careful.

I don't dare to speak English, but I think it's very catchy and learning English is what we have been teaching since childhood. Unlike Japanese, English is only spoken by Japanese people, and there are many countries that can speak English. It's just that I don't like the kind of English in China that is boring and boring.

And since New Oriental said that I don't have any ability to go to tutorial classes, I have completely broken with English. It's just that I hate that excellent universities in Japan also require English, so it can be seen that English is the accepted language. However, for us, English and Japanese are both foreign languages, in fact, they are more difficult, but English is simple

1 is not a linguistic family.

2. If you have a good foundation in English, it should be easy to memorize fake list words in Japanese films.

3There is no difficulty or difficulty, only those who are willing to learn.

For those who have no knowledge of English, Japanese is easy to learn. This is because Japanese is very close to Chinese.

After all, I've been learning English for several years, and it's easier to create an English environment!

English is easy to get started, but it gets more difficult the way you go.

It is difficult to get started with Japanese, but the more you go, the easier it becomes.

Many seniors said this, laughing and getting started with English, and came out crying.

Crying Japanese introductory, I came out laughing.

Hope it helps.

The hard part of Bagaya Road, I think so.

It is easy to learn hard, but it is difficult to learn if you are afraid of trouble.