Pros And Cons Of Learning German

People perceive Germans being a hard language to learn; although, they don’t know the full picture. Did you know German and English used to be the same language once? According to The German Professor, “Speakers of English benefit from the fact that English and German developed from the very same language roots.” Learning another language can be really infuriating, as Benny Lewis said “Learning another language can be infuriating, particularly as you find yourself committing grammar rules, pronunciations, and a never-ending list of words to memory.” German, however, seems like to many a hard language to master. That’s what the Germans call “der Mythos”. I’ll let you decide what that means. Learning German should not be frowned down upon. People make assumptions about how hard German is to learn without really taking into account they used to be the same language German has a standardized form of learning. What this means in short terms, is making the language easier and simpler to understand and learn. In 1996, German had been officially standardized. Although they have standardized German, many different dialects still exist in other German-speaking countries. According to Goethe-Institut, “...of a “state”, “nation” or

French grammar is pretty hard. It has a lot more verbal patterns than German. In other words, French is viewed as an easy language to learn, while German is viewed as a hard one. This is false, and these perspectives should be switched. German is not a hard language for people to learn. With more people learning it each day, more resources come available which only advances more people learning it and so