#spoofy-goofs

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	NoTeefy	Well of course it does if you're learning that language but that's only one exception which you will need to take care of
	NoTeefy	like in all languages^^
	NoTeefy	Like French only has two forms of articles, feminin and masculin (la, le \| un/une)
	NoTeefy	in German we have three. Masculin, Feminin and undefined (der/die/das \| ein/eine/ein)
	NoTeefy	Which is something that's really annoying when you try to learn German
	NoTeefy	I could tell you countless of exception and weird rules you need to follow when speaking/writing German. It's one of the hardest languages to learn (on a international level) because of all that stuff
	AndreofHazel	The one I'm familiar with is the cases, since we use 3 of them in Greek.
	AndreofHazel	We no longer use Dative but it used to be part of Ancient Greek.
	NoTeefy	I don't remember which university researched it but they came to the conclusion that Mandarin, German, Finnish and Arabic are the hardest languages to learn if you're not a native
	NoTeefy	@AndreofHazel we still use Dative in German
	AndreofHazel	I know, I used to study it when I was trying to learn German although I remember almost nothing by now. Ancient Greek used to have 5 cases, modern only have 4 since Dative is no longer included.
	NoTeefy	Yeah I knew about that. What I also heard is that the Spanish language has like 12 different forms of the tenses
	NoTeefy	which is mindblowing for me. You could be very precise when talking about a past /upcoming event
	AndreofHazel	If I could learn German and Italian at some point in my life , I'd be a happy man.
	NoTeefy	I have the same struggle with Italian that you do with German
	NoTeefy	I learned it but I hardly use it
	NoTeefy	and by hardly I mean once every 3 years or something 😄
	NoTeefy	It's a really bad idea to learn it though, they only speak it in Italy and Switzerland
	AndreofHazel	Well, I never properly learned German, I hardly ever got a certificate 😛
	NoTeefy	that's it, not even in other colonies