Several years ago I fell for English, I did my best to learn it in some acceptable way. Whenever I hear the language or study its system it makes me feel 鮰ood and I am happy that I could interconnect this interest of mine with my job which brings me real satisfaction. But still I am so 麖roud of my mother tongue which I love so much! My mother tongue is Czech and as a language which is a relative language to Russian for they both are Slavic languages it works in quite a similar way. Which means that there are three genders, seven cases and lots of declinations and conjugations concerning 5 word classes. There are many forms of all nouns, adjectives, pronouns, numerals and verbs depending on its function in the sentence. Plurals, case endings etc. are formed differently with different words. The word order isn īt fixed, which is nice about it because you can vary it depending on what information you want to stress in the sentence. All the form changes mentioned above make it still fully understandable so that you still know whether a nouns is a subject, object etc. Moreover there are letters which do not appear in English, fe. ř, or č:-) The only thing which is simpler compared to English is the tense system, for nowadays there are three tenses that stayed from past. And also that it īs usually pronounced the way it īs written. I also think that our vocabulary is rich and wide. The whole linguistic system is very difficult and it is said to be one of the most difficult languages due to the variety of declinations mentioned above and due to difficult pronunciation. English native speakers coming to the Czech Republic find it extremely difficult to understand the system and impossible to learn it unless they live here for a really long time. All in all, I do love my mother tongue, it sounds really beautiful to me and I am proud of being able to use it properly. It īs much much more difficult than English and that īs why I always say to my students that learning English is one of the easiest things they can do:-) Colibrita, thanks for your interest!