Modern European languages usually have a lot of prepositions. Oddly enough, really similar and related languages use the same preposition in different ways, like "para" in Portuguese and Spanish. As for Korean, even though it has no prepositions it does have a lot of particles, which are basically the same thing and have the same function. For instance, 에/에서/로/를,을/가,이/처럼/는,은,/하고/(이)랑/한테 etc. are as difficult and confusing as the English prepositions are! haha

oh.. really.. haha ok, I have to know it.<img title="Embarassed" src="http://www.italki.com/Scripts/tinymce/jscripts/tiny_mce/plugins/emotions/img/smiley-embarassed.gif" alt="Embarassed" border="0" />

you have to know that english is a little easier than french even if there are a lot of preposition in english