Search Item?

CORRECT this sentence OR vote for the BEST correction (in English ONLY)


English phrase to CORRECT:
[a href='/language/turkish']Turkish[/a] and [a href='/language/hebrew']Hebrew[/a] "only" require 44 weeks of study for an English speaker. The easiest languages to learn are those closest to your native language. If, for example, you are French, then [a href='/language/spanish']Spanish[/a]
or [a href='/language/italian'] Italian[/a] will be easier for you to learn than, say, English or Swedish.
If you are German, then English or Swedish will be easier. To develop competence in these languages, it will only require 600 hours, or 20 weeks, of study.
VOTE for the BEST English CORRECTION:

Votes: 1000
[a href='/language/turkish']Turkish[/a] and [a href='/language/hebrew']Hebrew[/a] "only" require 44 weeks of study for an English speaker. The easiest languages to learn are those closest to your native language. If, for example, you are French, then [a href='/language/spanish']Spanish[/a]
or [a href='/language/italian'] Italian[/a] will be easier for you to learn than, say, English or Swedish.
If you are German, then English or Swedish will be easier. To develop competence in these languages, it will only require 600 hours, or 20 weeks, of study.
DovalDoval profile picture
Votes: 0
[a href='/language/turkish']Turkish and Hebrew "only" require 44 weeks of study for an English speaker. The easiest languages to learn are those closest to your native language: Let's say you are French, then Spanish[/a]
or [a href='/language/italian'] Italian[/a] will be easier.
If you are German, then English or Swedish will be easier. To cope properly in these languages, it would only require 600 hours or 20 weeks of study.
vincentvincent profile picture

Guidelines for Translations

  • 1. Format
    Please follow the same format that is used in the English version, including punctuation and capitalization.

  • 2. Variables
    (Variables can be numbers, names, discussions or other contents of PolyglotClub.com)
    Variables within the brackets are in red, like {1} {2}. Please do not translate the variables.
    Example:
    English: {1} You have received {2} new messages
    French: {1} Vous avez reçu {2} nouveaux messages

  • 3. Links
    Terms that will become HTML links on PolyglotClub.com webpages are surrounded by brackets and colored red, like: this is [link1]PolyglotClub.com[/link1]. You should translate the words colored black, because they will actually be displayed. Please do not translate HTML links that appear in red.
    Example:
    English: Go to the [link1]main page[/link1].
    French: Aller sur la [link1]page principale[/link1].

  • 4. Do not translate those words
    Words or phrases surrounded by a [notranslate] tag should not be translated.
    Example:
    English: You can say: "[notranslate]Hej![/notranslate]".
    French: Vous pouvez dire : "[notranslate]Hej![/notranslate]".

  • 5. Formal and informal Translations
    Please submit the formal expression of the item. Avoid slang and impolite expressions.

  • 6. Glossary
    You will find here a Glossary to help you choose the right and consistent words when writing a translation. Please, feel free to edit this glossary with new words and languages.