Wrestling with Greek has led me to a small epiphany or two: No one ever learned any language, ever. What you learn, with suitable effort, is what you encounter in being exposed to it and can take on. The language itself always remains at a distance; one can only approach it. I'm pretty good at English, but if I encounter a word I do not know, I still have to look it up.I have the opportunity to learn through seminars either classical (ancient) Greek or German, but not both. — philosophy
I've heard that Norwegian is the easiest for native English speakers to learn. — Swan
but that doesn't make it more easier to learn — Swan
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