Easy Language To Learn

[lucaskf390]

English hard? Not true, english is easy grammar. I speak portuguese and grammar is very harder if you compare to english. I'd try german or french if I wanted to learn a third language. Spanish is close to portuguese but grammar is different and spanish language bothers me so much, the sound of words ufffff.

[Kyle]

Difficulty of learning another language is always going to depend on 1. your age 2. your mother tongue 3. motivation level 4. outside input and practise.

if you start with English then best bet is to start with something Germanic - Dutch, German, Danish, Norwegian, etc - because they bear the most similarities and will be easier to remember. first learn the basics like how to pronounce umlauts and pitch accent in general, then start with the harder stuff. no point beginning to learn if you arent going to the words properly.

30 days doesnt seem like a long enough time but if you put a good amount of effort into it then I guesss a good start is certainly possible. duolingo and memrise are probably the most accessible of online language learning tools but don't become fully reliant on them.

SPEAK (OUT LOUD WHENEVER POSSIBLE) TO REAL PEOPLE. cannot stress this enough. if you don't actively seek conversation and listen to others speaking the language then you will not learn nearly as swiftly.

childrens shows and songs in the preferred language to begin. radio and tv when more advanced.

gl

[karter]

English hard? Not true, english is easy grammar. I speak portuguese and grammar is very harder if you compare to english. I'd try german or french if I wanted to learn a third language. Spanish is close to portuguese but grammar is different and spanish language bothers me so much, the sound of words ufffff.

english is hard especially when it's not your first language
it took me years to get my grammar correct

[Kyle]

english is hard especially when it's not your first language
it took me years to get my grammar correct

it's one of if not the most accessible languages, communities everywhere are using it to communicate every day and if you actively join in then it's quite a breeze. besides, you don't need impeccable grammar to be able to coherently communicate using a foreign language which for most people is the basic aim when deciding to learn.

[Vnok]

If i was you i would pick a language that would be useful to you but at the same time known to people globally. That's why i would say either Spanish or French. Since these two languages are spoken global in different countries.

[Daltron]

Thanks for the great advice everyone!