What is the hardest part about learning italian?
Italian is difficult to learn for the ones whose native language s English because they belong to two different groups of indoeuropean languages: Italian makes part of the Latin languages, English is a German language. So the differences are those elements which may be difficult to understand. As Italian is a Latin language, of course the hardest parts will be the verbs, which are conjugated differently according to the tense, the person, the singular and plural form and there are a lot of exceptions because lots of verbs behave differently, above all when used with the past form. Moreover there are more tenses in the Italian language, for example the past perfect is divided into two in our language, when it indicates an action finished in the past: “Passato remoto” and “Imperfetto”, so you can translate “I worked” in this ways: “Io lavorai”, “Io lavoravo”. The context will just help you. Another elemnt which cvan confuse you is the Italian use of accents, which according to the length
