Which aspect of language learning is the easiest? (1 Viewer)

[Ahsoka]

Between listening comprehension, speaking, writing, or reading. You can list separate ones for separate languages if you’d like.

Spanish: reading, listening can be close depending on which dialect and how fast it’s spoken
French: reading
Russian: listening by far
Portuguese: reading by far, even more than French
Korean: listening, though I barely know any
Czech: I really don’t know it at all but reading is still easiest comparatively

 

[Ahsoka]

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[Villains]

from the languages i know/am learning---

urdu- probably speaking but idk...

german- writing and reading definitely

ancient greek- well...


(also can i be added to the taglist )

 

[Lexie]

Japanese: the speaking was easy
Korean: reading and writing was easy. Living in Korea surrounded by people that speak gave me an advantage to be fluent.
Latin: Latin is a really easy language in itself, it really isnt hard to learn it. The grammar is logical and the vocab are familiar for English speaker, and the pronunciation is simple
German: I'm currently learning German. Listening is easy since 3 of my grandparent speak German and have lots of fam in Germany, so I grew up already understanding German.

 

[ChiaraStar169]

Spanish - writing and speaking
German - writing and speaking
Korean - well, I quit before the first non-alphabet lesson, so...

 

[pinkmelodies]

Definitely writing. Especially since that’s the best way to retain information

 

[athenaaa]

Ukrainian: retaining words from listening
French: writing

 

[Boyo]

Oh, it’s interesting.

Hungarian: it’s my mother language, but people say it’s one of the hardest languages and that was part of my major during uni years, so from my perspective, writing is the easiest
English: speaking, I can’t write
German: writing and reading. I studied it for 10+ years, but 3 years were enough to forget it
Finnish: writing and speaking
Italian: speaking
Thai: listening, but I barely know it

 

[Harmony_Starz]

English: speaking, I can’t write

 

[Boyo]

It’s true. I ignore grammar when it comes to English.

 

[Ahsoka]

from the languages i know/am learning---

urdu- probably speaking but idk...

german- writing and reading definitely

ancient greek- well...


(also can i be added to the taglist )

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[Harmony_Starz]

ancient greek- well...

wow ur learning ancient greek?

 

[Villains]

wow ur learning ancient greek?

more like attempting and failing really badly

 

[Nina]

I'm going by comfort.
English speaking > listening > *giant wall* writing (o.o all the random nonsense spellings)
Spanish: listening, writing > I speak toddler Spanish o.o
Gujju: listening > speaking > writing. It's a different alphabet. I can only write the numbers.
Hindi & Urdu: listening >>>>>>>>>>> speaking (I try but my sentences end in Gujju) >>>>>>>>> writing (different alphabets that I never learned)
Marathi: listening >>>> o.o >>>> speaking and writing same reasons as above but I have no one to speak it with. Picked it up from a friend.

I forgot to add reading but it's the same as writing. If I can't read it, there's no way I can write it.