I am only studying genderless languages on duolingo
If I complete all the genderless languages they have then maybe I will try learning a language with gender
The people who invented Hebrew are sick in the head
Not only do the nouns have genders but the verbs have genders
I strongly suspect that Hebrew language has influenced transgenderism with their obsession with assigning gender to things that have no biological gender to a degree greater than most other languages
@shortstories is your goal to complete every language on Duolingo?
Right now I am trying to complete Korean and Indonesian as my goal
And I signed up for other genderless languages also
If I complete all the genderless languages then I will try to learn Greek, Hebrew, Arabic, Hindi, French and Spanish
I tried to learn Greek, Hebrew and Arabic because they were too difficult because of their gender, number monstrosities
"I tried to learn Greek, Hebrew and Arabic because they were too difficult because of their gender, number monstrosities"
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"I tried to learn Greek, Hebrew and Arabic but they were too difficult because of their gender, number monstrosities"
I wanted to learn all the ancient languages of the modern major world religions but they were just so difficult I decided I am going to give up if I can not master easier languages
@shortstories haha good luck 中文很容易
@LysanderMooner
Ancient Greek verbs are nasty
For one verb You might memorize five words and then a different conjugation pattern for each of the five words
So a verb has multiple different forms spelled differently and then each form is conjugated into a different table