What's the difference between 没 and 不? I just started learning Mandarin, and for what I know, both of these words mean "no", or something like that, so, what's the difference between them?

Så... jeg begynte å lære norsk Forrige uke jeg begynte å lære norsk språken. Jeg tror det er litt, men det er vanskelig for meg å huske alle ordene. Jeg har ikke noen som kan hjelpe meg å praktisere. Men jeg vil ikke gi opp!

Why do everyone say that Finnish is an impossible language to learn? Well, so this week I started to learn Finnish and I have to say that I'm pretty scared, all these weird verb tenses, cases and stuff... I don't know exactly where to start, I'm just using Memrise to remember some words (I hope Duolingo add a Finnish course soon) and the help from a friend from Finland (Thanks Juho! ^^). So I'd like to ask to any person who is learning this amazing language, how did you start to learn Finnish? I've read that with enough patience, study and effort, I'll be able to handle with basic conversations, but other people say that even handling with a basic conversation can take over 5 years! What are your thoughts about this topic? I'm curious to know the opinion from all the Finnish learners and native speakers! P.d. You can correct me if I have some mistakes in my text, my English is not perfect yet

English exam tomorrow!! Well, so... here I am, trying to practise my English as much as possible because tomorrow I have a very important English test, I've been watching a lot of TV series (mostly Doctor Who, oh... I love it haha), listening to music and podcasts and I'm improving my listening incredibly fast, but anyway, there are a lot of words that I can't understand when I'm hearing people talking, I understand 80%-90% of written English but only 60%-75% of spoken English... I need to talk with more native speakers, even though I live so near the USA, I can't go there (I don't have a visa :P) and I've only found people to talk on skype sometimes but not all the time that I would like to talk. I hope I'll get a good mark tomorrow (wish me luck!), and I won't give up on learning languages!!

¿All russian verbs are regular? I'm learning russian (obviously, i think haha) and I have a big doubt, all the russian verbs are regular? I mean, I can conjugate all the verbs the same way or there are irregular verbs that I have to learn?

My experience learning English Hello! I'm currently learning English, I'm in an intermediate level and I searching for people who speak English as their native language to make new friends and also to practice and improve my English, because it's far from perfect, I'd like that my english is 'understandable'. Also I'm learning Russian, because I want to talk fluently with some friends from Russia, and travel there someday. Thanks for your help!