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Why Chinese is hard to learn. - Satellite - 2010-11-04
Wanna know something even more confusing?
ylioppilastutkintolautakunnassa = at university exam board
paikallispuolustusjärjestelmällisuutemattomuus= not being like local defence system
epäjärjestelmällistyttämättömyydelläänsäkäänköhän = from not being unsystematical
yhdeksänmiljardiayhdeksänsataaseitsemänkymmentäyhdeksänmiljoonaaseitsemäntuhattakahdeksan-sataayhdeksänkymmentäyhdeksän = 9 979 000 7 899
those are all proper Finnish words
Why Chinese is hard to learn. - Dusk - 2010-11-04
Hazzy Wrote:English sentence structure is more complicated than Mandarin phonetics.
Mandarin phonetics are less complicated than English sentence structure.
English sentence structure is more complex than Mandarin phonetics.
Mandarin phonetics are less complex than English sentence structure.
English sentence structure is more confusing than Mandarin phonetics.
Mandarin phonetics are less confusing than English sentence structure.
The structure of English sentences is more complicated than the phonetics of Mandarin.
The phonetics of Mandarin are less complicated than the structure of English sentences.
The structure of English sentences is more complex than the phonetics of Mandarin.
The phonetics of Mandarin are less complex than the structure of English sentences.
The structure of English sentences is more confusing than the phonetics of Mandarin.
The phonetics of Mandarin are less confusing than the structure of English sentences.
All you're demonstrating is three words that have similar meanings, rearranging the sentence to say x < y instead of y > x, and two different ways to apply a possessive adjective. That all exists in other languages, including Mandarin. Try again.
Why Chinese is hard to learn. - Zelkova - 2010-11-04
Dusk Wrote:All you're demonstrating is three words that have similar meanings, rearranging the sentence to say x < y instead of y > x, and two different ways to apply a possessive adjective. That all exists in other languages, including Mandarin. Try again.
Veek is smart =3
Why Chinese is hard to learn. - Mute - 2010-11-04
Satellite Wrote:Wanna know something even more confusing?
ylioppilastutkintolautakunnassa = at university exam board
paikallispuolustusjärjestelmällisuutemattomuus= not being like local defence system
epäjärjestelmällistyttämättömyydelläänsäkäänköhän = from not being unsystematical
yhdeksänmiljardiayhdeksänsataaseitsemänkymmentäyhdeksänmiljoonaaseitsemäntuhattakahdeksan-sataayhdeksänkymmentäyhdeksän = 9 979 000 7 899
those are all proper Finnish words
...finnish is confoundlifying.
Why Chinese is hard to learn. - Hazzy - 2010-11-04
Why Chinese is hard to learn. - Solarboy - 2010-11-04
Oh shi.
Why Chinese is hard to learn. - bio9205 - 2010-11-04
Dammit. I can't believe I just tried to recite that...
Anyway, you missed a 't' behind those 'shi's. Just a head's up.