Some examples:
• Japanese: has a very regular verb but also a very complicated script.
• Chinese: no conjugations or declension, but a very complicated script and tones.
• German has many more inflections than English.
• The major Romance languages, such as French, Spanish and Portuguese, have fewer inflections than most of languages, but their verb conjugation is very complicated.
• Russian has both complex verb conjugations and numerous noun declensions.
In conclusion, it is lucky for us that our universal language is the simplest and easiest, even though that simplicity and easiness weren't the reasons that lead English to that condition.
Some examples:• Japanese: has a very regular verb but also a very complicated script.• Chinese: no conjugations or declension, but a very complicated script and tones.• German has many more inflections than English.• The major Romance languages, such as French, Spanish and Portuguese, have fewer inflections than most of languages, but their verb conjugation is very complicated.• Russian has both complex verb conjugations and numerous noun declensions.In conclusion, it is lucky for us that our universal language is the simplest and easiest, even though that simplicity and easiness weren't the reasons that lead English to that condition.
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