How sounds this language?

[Kicker]

Well...bulgarian is 10 times harder

I don't really know how Bulgarian sounds, but Russian is very hard imo... When I hear people who speak russian - they are talking totally normaly but it sounds like they would shout and scream and they would be very angry

 

[nikolay_BG]

I don't really know how Bulgarian sounds, but Russian is very hard imo... When I hear people who speak russian - they are talking totally normaly but it sounds like they would shout and scream and they would be very angry

Yeah, they speak ruff, but the language is soft. I know it sounds confusing.

Also Bulgarian doesn`t have the ы sound (typical for russian language) .

This is how bulgarian sounds

 

[Kicker]

Bulgarian and Russian sounds like the same to me

 

[nikolay_BG]

Bulgarian and Russian sounds like the same to me

But bulgarian is cooler

 

[kopachka]

what about croatian? I saw people wrote here that they had problems with 4 cases in german (N,G,D,A), so what would you say if you have 7 of them? I think I could never learn croatian as a foreigner...

 

[Kicker]

You have 7 (!) Cases? Okay, I think German is easier than I thought
Nominativ, Genitiv, Akkusativ and Dativ are really enough... I don't really know how it works with them, but for learning it's just awful...

 

[nikolay_BG]

what about croatian? I saw people wrote here that they had problems with 4 cases in german (N,G,D,A), so what would you say if you have 7 of them? I think I could never learn croatian as a foreigner...

Actually it`s pretty easy, but I think it`s easy for me, since I`m also a southern slav like the croats.

 

[nikolay_BG]

You have 7 (!) Cases? Okay, I think German is easier than I thought
Nominativ, Genitiv, Akkusativ and Dativ are really enough... I don't really know how it works with them, but for learning it's just awful...

In estonian they have around 16 (I think)

 

[Jukica]

I've heard that Croatian is pretty hard to learn for non-native speakers hmmm

 

[nikolay_BG]

I've heard that Croatian is pretty hard to learn for non-native speakers hmmm

Not as hard as bulgarian :ugeek:

 

[Israeliboy]

Well, I think that Hebrew is totally difficult language to learn :/ and people who studied it don't speak it very well, they have a lot of mistakes!

 

[Asiye]

You have 7 (!) Cases? Okay, I think German is easier than I thought
Nominativ, Genitiv, Akkusativ and Dativ are really enough... I don't really know how it works with them, but for learning it's just awful...

If there weren't artikels, German is like English regarding grammer, not hard. Der, das, die, akusativ, dativ... WTF? I had my last German lesson 3 or 4 years ago. I use to have it 4 years in highschool but i could learn it very little bit I regret that i didn't care it. Now only i can say, ich bin Asiye

 

[Kicker]

What I would really like to know... If you learn german... how do you learn the plural? Because I think there's no rule for it...

 

[Asiye]

German sounds a bit rough.

I used to hate how French sounds but now i like it. It sounds very poetic, melodic.

Spanish sounds hot. I think it's a very nice language

Russian sounds sharp. Some voices (i think they are rrrr, sss, ççç) can be disturbing sometimes. It is the same for other Slavic languages.

You can seperate American English and British English accents easily, even your native language isn't English. American English sounds more simple. British English accent is more different. It sounds like French to me sometimes and sometimes British accent sounds funny to me because they talk really interesting

This is a very interesting topic. I always wondered how my language and other languages sound to people. Languages issue always attracts me already. I think how languages sound is related with our main language, what we hear everyday. You can get used to every language when it disturbs you first and even start to like it. It happened to me for French

 

[nikolay_BG]

What I would really like to know... If you learn german... how do you learn the plural? Because I think there's no rule for it...

We just have to memorize. No other way

 

[nikolay_BG]

I always wondered how my language and other languages sound to people

I`m sorry, but if there is an ugly language for me, that`s deffo turkish. Maybe, because of the ugly fat turkish grannies that shout on the market like they are in the field, but it deffo sounds gross.

 

[PeterLPZ]

I've heard that Croatian is pretty hard to learn for non-native speakers hmmm

Yes, this is right. It´s really hard, as I learn Croatian. But I love this language.

 

[Israeliboy]

About Hebrew, I know that it sounds melodic and it's a great language for music. But I wonder how people can study it, it's totally different from all the others, it's too simple that it's too difficult study to understand and study!

 

[PeterLPZ]

About Hebrew, I know that it sounds melodic and it's a great language for music. But I wonder how people can study it, it's totally different from all the others, it's too simple that it's too difficult study to understand and study!

I love Hebrew. It´s so beautiful to hear, but I can imagine, how difficult it is to learn.

 

[Israeliboy]

I love Hebrew. It´s so beautiful to hear, but I can imagine, how difficult it is to learn.

Thanks well the Hebrew grammar is the most difficult I think!