Re: Zell23 game "Forest of the Blue Skin"
They pronounce his name Eru
I am Error?
Y'know, from the majority of foreign speakers I've heard opinions from, the majority think that English is harder to learn, specifically because we have a lot of different and strange rules in the syntax of our language. When I was learning Spanish back in high school, we spent most of our time conjugating verbs because most nouns are either masculine or feminine, which is why most every noun is proceeded with "la" or "el."
But apparently, a lot of the European languages do this whereas English has strange rules which constantly change based on the words themselves and frequently make exceptions based on the words themselves. I mean, when you conjugate the verb to "say," it's I say, you say, he says, she says, they say, we say. Then the word changes if you put it into past tense, "said." But in future tense it's the same as "say."
But in Spanish it follows a set of rules, hablo, hable, hables, hablen, hablemos. At least I think that's right (it's been over 10 years). And the rules don't change much except in certain cases, but conjugation usually follows the same rules, changing the suffix based on who the verb applies to.
