Studying languages

Italian: we must establish a gender for this chair and learn seven ways to say "the"

Norwegian: Rather, neither, nor, pour, tiles- it doesn't matter, let's just call them all "heller"

Spanish was easy, until I learned that there are 8 ways of conjugating each verb and nearly all of them changed to the one before and each different conjugation meant a different time and a different thing from the other ones; but pronounciation is easy and when you learn properly is also easy to write. Bonus: When you learn Spanish really well, Portugese and Italian become much simpler and so does French

Russian; just memorize every fucking word and you might not spend the night on the kitchen floor crying because you're too stupid to learn one language

Hahahah Latin is so true I know so many words like kill, attack and destroy off by heart but I can only remember what hello is because my teacher used to say it before lessons. To be honest I'm not even sure if she was saying hello, I just kind of assumed.

I SWEAR I'M IN SPANISH I AND EVERY VERB IS DIFFERENT AHHHH I CAN'T TAKE MORE OF THIS SOY/ERES/ES/SOMOS/SON BULLSHIT ANY MORE!

Japanese: How polite do you want to be? Well, you're learning 'kinda polite' first anyway.

English: there, their, they're, read, read, lead, lead, your, you're, two, to, too, no, know, tear, tear, see, sea.....

Russian: mostly made up of words for food, curse words, and alcohol.