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Is Japanese easy to learn for Romanian speakers?
“If you learn how to read the characters in a European language you can absorb words from your surroundings. Pick out words on signs, newspapers and in books. With Japanese, seeing a Kanji Character gives you very little clue about how to read it.
Why is polish the hardest language to learn?
As a Slavic language, Polish is one of the most difficult languages for native English speakers to learn. But Polish is a very difficult language to learn as an adult English speaker, for two formidable reasons: The sounds you need to produce and understand, and the grammar.
Which is harder German or Romanian?
English speakers find Romanian language easier to learn than German, according to experts from the Foreign Service Institute (FSI), the U.S. government’s main provider of foreign affairs training, including language courses, reports Bigthink.com. A map drawn up by FSI shows the difficulty of European languages.
Are there any similarities between the Romanian and Polish languages?
It is possible you could notice some similarities, because the romanian language had been influenced by surrounding slavic languages over many centuries. For example the romanian word “razboi” means “war”, whereas in polish the word “rozbój” means “robbery”.
Is Romanian an easy language to learn?
Romanian is an extremely easy language to learn. Mostly because it is a Latin or “Romance” language – this means at it’s base it is very closely related to English (roots), French, Spanish, and Italian. Romanian is the only surviving language today that is about 80\% Latin.
Is the Roman language easy to learn and understand?
Romanian language is part of the so called “Romance” group of European languages. That makes it fairly easy to learn and understand (before learn it) by any Romance language speaker: Italian, French, Spanish, Portuguese and any other language and dialect less known (Rheto-Roman, Sardinian, Occitan, Dalmatian, etc…).
What makes Romanian grammar unique?
In particular, Romanian grammar is unique because it employs a system of cases. Cases exist in languages like Russian and Polish, but they aren’t extensively used in Spanish, French, Italian, English, or Portuguese.