What happened to Chinese, Finnish and Icelandic then? Those are all harder than english.
So is Danish.
English the harddest language? Don’t make me laugh. From grammar point of view the easiest is Japanese (serously, they dodn’t even have past tense) and the hardest one is… POLISH. Like, in english a noun is always the same in Present tense, in Polish, depending on words before it and construction it can take over 7 different forms. And that’s just one example.
I suppose that’s pretty much true for the most of Slavic tongues. The hardest part probably is that there is no strict words order, yet different order will produce slightly (or drastically) different results.
That is true too. I can’t think of a good example, but for someone who is not from Poland trying to understand it is a pain.
I know, right? :D Russian is my mother’s tongue, but I can’t even read Polish. The worst part is that some words DO look familiar, but in fact have different meaning. Same with Ukrainian.
Russian? I’ll be honest, I wouldn’t guess. But yeah, Russian and Polish look SO similair, yet… or example, one word, “Pomnisz” I think (russian, written phonetically in polish, sorry about that XD) meaning in Russian - remember. In polish it’s VERY similair to word “Zapomnisz”, meaning - forget XD