Sentence examples for difficult language to master from inspiring English sources

Spanish, she said, is "such a difficult language to master when you write in it.

While the structure of English is fairly simple in comparison to many other languages, its idioms make it a more difficult language to adequately master.

With any disciplinary switch, there's usually a new language to master.

It is a north-western Caucasian language related to Abaza that my family still speaks.Aytek Malkhozov London* SIR – As someone who has studied Mandarin for years, I can tell you that the most difficult aspect of any language to master is neither tone, grammar, nor spelling, but rather how to use it to communicate with a woman.Kenneth Margulies Potomac Falls, Virginia* Letter appears online only.

Adults who have heard and pronounced only English are more apt to find a foreign language difficult to master.

The use of the Italian language, difficult to master, rather than the local dialect they grew up speaking, showed that those recipes - many were for desserts - were special and not meant to appear on the everyday table.

In other words: to master Glitchspace, you have to become fluent in its own language.

Then Simon tells Jonathan, "The two-character play is a very difficult form to master".

Getting a remix right is a difficult thing to master.

It's a very difficult thing to master".

Its a difficult thing to master.