one of the weirdest verb conjugations in english
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(10-02-2026, 10:24 PM)hitlersblackedwaifu Wrote: English is easier than italian? I highly doubt that.

I won't dwell on the difficulty, it's self-explanatory. Most non native speakers who are “fluent” in Italian don't know how to use the imperfetto, passato remoto and passato prossimo, and a large proportion of Italians don't know how to use the congiuntivo
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Who the hell cares that English is phonetically more complex? Jfl
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(10-02-2026, 10:44 PM)Darkeningstar Wrote: I won't dwell on the difficulty, it's self-explanatory. Most non native speakers who are “fluent” in Italian don't know how to use the imperfetto, passato remoto and passato prossimo, and a large proportion of Italians don't know how to use the congiuntivo

i'll take your word for it, but from an outsider's perspective italian (and all latin languages) appears very straightforward
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(10-02-2026, 10:52 PM)hitlersblackedwaifu Wrote: i'll take your word for it, but from an outsider's perspective italian (and all latin languages) appears very straightforward

It's not particularly difficult 
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(10-02-2026, 10:20 PM)Darkeningstar Wrote: Yep, English is simply much easier

I had to boast about being Italian somehow

It's a wonderous country, I took a train from Venice to Milan the other year
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(10-02-2026, 11:06 PM)Busty Doll Wrote: It's a wonderous country, I took a train from Venice to Milan the other year
Mirin
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(10-02-2026, 11:06 PM)Busty Doll Wrote: It's a wonderous country, I took a train from Venice to Milan the other year
Try Reggio Calabria, jfl
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(10-02-2026, 11:06 PM)Darkeningstar Wrote: Try Reggio Calabria, jfl

This is one of my Eye Talian vids 

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