[Louie Dawgs]

That's what I figured, but there is also an Japanese counting system which is quite different.

I don't know the real differences between the two in use, as I don't speak Japanese.

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Originally Posted by Student

Spanish Is Extremely Easy To Learn, Especially Because How You Say / Write The Words Sound Exactly How They Sound.

I like the fact that words don't leave their pronunciation in different forms. It makes it a lot easier to speak.

For example, in English, the word "see"

see
seeing
saw

The verb completely changes pronunciation in past tense.

Consider this to "estar"

Estoy
Estuve
Estaba
Estaria
Estare

Spanish verbs always keep the same stem, only changing the ending.
it makes spanish a much easier language.

[Louie Dawgs]

That's what I figured, but there is also an Japanese counting system which is quite different.

I don't know the real differences between the two in use, as I don't speak Japanese.

---------- Post added at 02:21 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:06 PM ----------

Originally Posted by Student

Spanish Is Extremely Easy To Learn, Especially Because How You Say / Write The Words Sound Exactly How They Sound.

I like the fact that words don't leave their pronunciation in different forms. It makes it a lot easier to speak.

For example, in English, the word "see"

see
seeing
saw

The verb completely changes pronunciation in past tense.

Consider this to "estar"

Estoy
Estuve
Estaba
Estaria
Estare

Spanish verbs always keep the same stem, only changing the ending.
it makes spanish a much easier language.