8th February, 2010

1. frauhell answered: remembering what’s been learned.
2. alicakes523 answered: the expressions, things like cute as a button or dumb as a doorknob, each language has their own versions
3. 365thingsthatmakemehappy answered: speaking. I firstly understand a foreign language, then I can write in that particular language but the hardest part is speaking fluently
4. zamolodchikova answered: german in particular, the der/die/das and when they change! I DON’T GET IT.
5. epicwinsauce answered: Idioms!
6. ketch-pell answered: “der”, “die”, “das”
7. adifish answered: vocabulary
8. carlspage answered: The way the word is pronounced
9. thejem13 answered: I have trouble getting out of my comfort zone and practicing the language with a native speaker. I’m always shy about that.
10. sgcunha answered: depends on the language . when it comes to german it’s definitely akkusativ, dativ and genitiv ..
11. moniqueist answered: definitely, speaking
12. anywherebutsweden answered: Umgangsprachliche Wörter, die man normalerweise nur sagen und nicht schreiben
13. phuongcatp answered: All things of new language are difficult(pronunciation, grammar,vocabulary …. However the most one i have trouble in now is keep practising
14. cocojadejazz answered: The most difficult part is to stop comparing the new language that I’m learning with a language that I’m already well-versed in.
15. fragmentalremembrance answered: Finding people to practice with outside of the classroom environment.
16. lasso17 answered: learning ein groβe amount of vocabulary, but the whole grammar thing becomes easy for me :P
17. magicpowers answered: Grammar.
18. fanginator answered: learning grammer and sentance structure
19. vosamim answered: grammar=easy, vocabulary=beat me with brick
20. miasmesmorbides answered: Keeping my motivation.
21. concretecity answered: Well I would say not having enough opportunity to practice it.
22. memoryless answered: learning the words. :)
23. danyel answered: different vowels non existant in first language
24. kschildbach answered: remembering all the articles that go with every word; such as, der, die, and das.
25. thestylishkidintheriot answered: using the language naturally, and not sounding like a textbook.
26. wolvesvoice answered: applying all the vocab. Grammer has always been the easy part.
27. warrant2live answered: The sentence structure. Especailly in some of the older langagues. I have no problem with learning the new words…
28. karenisamonster answered: grammar x____x
29. iamadamacid answered: remembering the gender of nouns
30. stuwilliams answered: Die schwierigster teil des Deutsch lernen ist kein Gelegenheit mit Deutschen zu sprechen.
31. luciensibirien answered: Grammar.
32. dashasv answered: getting over my fear of making random or even small mistakes when speaking
33. devonwolf answered: actually speaking it.
34. pinkquixotic answered: It is memorization and not as conceptual as I would like.
35. intelligentsia- answered: phrasing sentences correctly. the transliteration of sentences verbatim rarely follow both language grammar customs.
36. jjjjasmine answered: sucking it up and practicing.
37. alexspace answered: Conversing with native speakers.
38. wolfeebaby answered: grammar
39. sburgess answered: Going from theory to conversation.
40. mashiankrekku answered: Forgetting everything after two years of no classes and trying to get back into the swing of it. :I
41. aslowdescent answered: grammar!
42. nikkiyee answered: Trying not to sandwich every sentence with a swear word or ‘Happy Birthday’
43. thehaplesschild answered: Practice. Not comfortable enough with strangers and no one familiar that speaks it.
44. laureola answered: understanding parts of a grammar that don’t make any sense to me..
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