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Illgamez Insomniac
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Lithuanian, has gender too, and has more conjugations than Spanish because we also decline for our Nouns and Adjectives (more-so than the Spanish). We also have 5 cases to your 3. To make matters worse, Lithuanian also has 3 different principal parts of the same verb. In relative terms, comparing Spanish to other Indo-European languages, yes. Spanish is very easy. Viso gero!
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Either way, the point of my previous statement was to clarify that no language should be labelled as easy, considering they all have a different degree of difficulty. Spanish is my native language, and even then I'm continually learning new things about it, whether it is new words or grammatical rules. Remember that language is constantly changing, therefore it is virtually impossible to master. In other words, no language is easy. People who say so are just grasping the basic things of it.
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