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Bonsai Zentrum Münster 4 years 9 months ago #51429

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I'll say this, learning German was a lot easier than learning polish, which I'm doing now. :-D

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Bonsai Zentrum Münster 4 years 9 months ago #51430

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I found German pretty easy, Chinese almost as easy, Russian pretty difficult, and Japanese fairly hard.


Well, for me Japanese is easier than German. Besides the Romance-based languages (Italian, French, Spanish, Portuguese but not Rumanian) I can make myself understandable in Greek, English, some Japanese and well, I can order food and drink in German.
Greek because I lived in Athens for seven years so I HAD to learn it; but it is not so difficult anyway.

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Bonsai Zentrum Münster 4 years 9 months ago #51446

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I'm originally from Wisconsin, but I've lived in Germany for close to 20 years..... My Wife is from Krakow, so that's why, I'm learning Polish.
I had some Russian in High School, which actually makes learning Polish more difficult.

I might be making a trip to Münster this Friday...

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Bonsai Zentrum Münster 4 years 9 months ago #51645

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We went to Ascheberg last friday, but didn't find any conifers in our price category, that really spoke to me.. so I got a hinoki at the local garden center... :-D I'll be starting a new thread on that this week.

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