38 notes

via Grammarly Blog | Grammar & Writing
  1. i-wishi-didnt reblogged this from whatnotandwhatnot
  2. whatnotandwhatnot reblogged this from callmecordelia
  3. callmecordelia reblogged this from grammarlyblog
  4. injektiloj reblogged this from nagromthewicked and added:
    Four years of German class, and I can’t speak or write worth a damn. Three years in Japan and I can’t read or write and...
  5. pocketsmcgee reblogged this from nagromthewicked and added:
    oh german, how i love speaking thee. but i totally make up the articles based on what sounds right.
  6. vantesla answered: I still have problems sometimes (oops)
  7. nagromthewicked reblogged this from apapertiger
  8. rnctranslations answered: For me it’s the nouns and the gender (English doesn’t have this problem, but French for instance is quite hard).
  9. aubergeen answered: The pronunciation rules are… nonexistent. Toughest thing for me, who learnt English mostly through reading and writing and now lives here.
  10. zuccaquasivuota reblogged this from apapertiger
  11. apapertiger reblogged this from grammarlyblog
  12. breakthroughblog reblogged this from grammarlyblog
  13. carolinebacevice answered: latin… oh my god. ablative(which most languages dont even have). ablative absolutes are the death of me.
  14. texasdreamer01 reblogged this from cheshirecity
  15. cheshirecity reblogged this from potsyelooy
  16. sakurahana1231 reblogged this from grammarlyblog and added:
    Hey. It’s like Latin.
  17. city-melusine answered: Try Basque cases, for example.
  18. daytranslations reblogged this from grammarlyblog
  19. jubjubwhodraws answered: How about French? Une, un, les, le, la, xDDD
  20. bookshavesoulsstoo reblogged this from grammarlyblog
  21. 50shades-of-ba-sing-se reblogged this from grammarlyblog
  22. potsyelooy reblogged this from grammarlyblog and added:
    Russian, hands down. And Old English is a jerk. XD
  23. la-locaconfudida answered: Russian has 4 articles too
  24. grammarlyblog posted this
To Tumblr, Love Pixel Union