Why is Russian considered a 'difficult language'?
When I've looked it up in the past I see a lot of warning about it's difficulty. But what especially makes it 'difficult' so to speak? I've seen phrases and words that don't seem particularly hard to pronounce (unlike languages with lots of silent letters). Is the grammar complicated? What else?
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I suppose, Russian is considered a difficult language because of its alphabet and because it is a fusional language (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fusional_language), so to link words to each other you have to use endings that vary greatly for various words, and you have to memories them all.
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Russian is a difficult language because it's a language of feelings and emotions. The same sentences can mean different information only thanks to intonation.)
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Russian language is very easy - I already talked to him in 2 years old. But English I still can not learn.
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There is no such a fixed word order in Russian as, for example, in Europeen languages. And of course, non-native speakers always have a problem with the system of verbs' tenses and moods.
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For english native speaker russian is hard because they have not the cases of nouns and pronouns
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