minus-square@naught101@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink1•8 days agoTrust me, pretty much everything about German is easier than English (I’m a native English speaker who learned German). The only difficult thing is learning all the verb cases.
minus-squareBjörn Tantaulinkfedilink2•edit-28 days agoNot the genus of nouns? It makes so little sense I couldn’t explain it to anyone. Edit: That’s why we argue whether it is der, die or das Nutella. When of course it is obviously die Nutella.
minus-squareBjörn Tantaulinkfedilink2•4 days agoRheinischer Universalartikel. Dat Nutella. Oder ens Nutella.
minus-square@naught101@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink2•8 days agoWell yes, that too… They are petty intertwined. It’s been a long while though - I was fluent by the end of 2003 (except for those things, but I got by), but if let it slip a lot since then
Trust me, pretty much everything about German is easier than English (I’m a native English speaker who learned German). The only difficult thing is learning all the verb cases.
Not the genus of nouns? It makes so little sense I couldn’t explain it to anyone.
Edit: That’s why we argue whether it is der, die or das Nutella. When of course it is obviously die Nutella.
Compromise:
“*nuschel* gibs’ma’Nutella?”
Rheinischer Universalartikel. Dat Nutella. Oder ens Nutella.
Well yes, that too… They are petty intertwined.
It’s been a long while though - I was fluent by the end of 2003 (except for those things, but I got by), but if let it slip a lot since then