Mar 22, 2017
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“Oh, you know some Shqip! Is it a hard language to learn? It must be, because it has 36 letters.” - Everyone
Well, kind Shqiptar/e on the street, Albanian is not the easiest language to learn. But that wouldn’t be because of the number of letters in the alphabet. One reason the Albanian language is difficult is because of the inflected grammar. Nouns have cases and gender, adjectives change their endings to modify their nouns, and verbs morph unceasingly based on the subject, tense and mood. Albanian is also difficult because of the wide variety of dialects in such a small geographical region, and the many cultural differences that have shaped the language over time. The Foreign Service Institute places Albanian in Tier IV difficulty for English speakers, only one tier below the most challenging foreign languages (Chinese, Japanese, and Arabic).
But, dear Shqiptar/e on the road, Albanian has many qualities that make it easy and enjoyable to learn. For instance, there are many cognates with Romance languages and English, meaning someone with a knowledge of any Western European Language has the ability to recognize quite a few words. In addition, your alphabet makes it easier to learn - unlike the wickedly difficult pronunciation of English words, all Albanian letters have only one sound. Thus, once you learn the pronunciation of the letters, you can correctly pronounce most any Albanian word. Lastly, Albanians rarely hear foreigners speaking or learning their language, and while this may hamper their immediate ability to teach it to you, it certainly aids in their enthusiasm to interact.