non english flash

[vgking7]

From Russia. Let me see. Joseph Stalin ruled it during WWII trying to make Russia up to date with tech. killing a lot of people on accident. After WWII they tried to make half of Europe Communist and succeeded(half of Europe). That started the Cold War with the U.S.A. All they did was threaten us with Atomic Bombs. Then a new president was elected and ended the Cold War. Also, Chuck you are right about learning a language. It's hard, but Chinese is the hardest to learn because of the writing. So, yah, you were kinda right. American English is hard, but I think British English is harder.

[ghosterfire]

i know chinese...

so if i put the chinese flash game request you also can help me to hack right?

[mathewthe2]

yeah sure but you play chinese games ?

[shadowwolf1917]

i only know english *shy* i wish i knew german, but i wont until high school, they teach german in ours. that means one more year lol

[vgking7]

I took Japaneses and Spanish in High School.

[ghosterfire]

yeah sure but you play chinese games ?

yes,i play Chinese game and English games

[vgking7]

That is so cool. I play only English Games.

[ghosterfire]

yeah sure but you play chinese games ?

yes,i play Chinese game and English games

hi i already do the post request
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[Ryu_Hayabusa]

You can't actually determine which language is the hardest, because everyone has different ways of thinking and learning. One person might think one language is easy while another thinks its difficult. It's all a matter of opinions and the variety of learning techniques used by other people. But if I had to share my thoughts on which one was the most difficult, it would have o be English or Chinese, why?

Because English has so many words that sound very similar making it harder for foreigners/immigrants like myself to learn it. Other than that there is also the technique of using different letters to make the same sound like "ph" and "f" they both sound the same but are completely written different, which really caused me to mess up when I began to learn English. And on the other hand, there is also the technique of mispronouncing words according to the way a word is written. For example the word "Halo", how is it pronounced? "Hay-lo" not Ha-lo like it is spelled. Or maybe Nemo, "Nee-mo" not Ne-Mo.

And Chinese, because of what vgking and chuck said.

[mathewthe2]

You can't actually determine which language is the hardest, because everyone has different ways of thinking and learning. One person might think one language is easy while another thinks its difficult. It's all a matter of opinions and the variety of learning techniques used by other people. But if I had to share my thoughts on which one was the most difficult, it would have o be English or Chinese, why?

Because English has so many words that sound very similar making it harder for foreigners/immigrants like myself to learn it. Other than that there is also the technique of using different letters to make the same sound like "ph" and "f" they both sound the same but are completely written different, which really caused me to mess up when I began to learn English. And on the other hand, there is also the technique of mispronouncing words according to the way a word is written. For example the word "Halo", how is it pronounced? "Hay-lo" not Ha-lo like it is spelled. Or maybe Nemo, "Nee-mo" not Ne-Mo.

And Chinese, because of what vgking and chuck said.

nice job with the grammar, what language did you learn first ?