Conclusion of Why is English a difficult language?

Answer 1

I believe any language is as easy/difficult as any other language if they are teached properly (best way of learing a language is being forced to listen to and speak it WITHOUT translation to your mother tongue). That's is why a british child begins to speak English at the same age as a chinese child. English as a language teached to foreigners seem to be terribly difficlt though because they teach it in a terrible way: It is a peculiar language and they try to teach it in the way an ordinary language is teached An arabic proverb applies here A wise enemy is more handy than an ignorant friend... I mean teachers of English , following the way of teaching it are so ignorant that they are more harmful than a wiser enemy.. and the more you study the less you learn.. Here is an example They teach through comparing similar topics (present perfect and past / Say, tell and speak), and this guarantees that you will never be able to learn them. 2) they frequently give misleading examples

Answer 2

English is considered difficult due to its irregular spelling and pronunciation, vast vocabulary, complex grammar rules, and idiomatic expressions. It also has multiple variations and dialects, adding to the challenges of learning the language. Despite these difficulties, English remains a widely spoken and important global language.