are Danish,Norwegian and Swedish alike?? I just they ppl from North Europe can communicate with each other,at least in writing.But one of my friends,who is in Denmark now,told me that Danish phonetics is so quite different those of Swedish and Norwegian....is that true?And he told me that Danish phonetics is more difficult in the three languages...And he also said it's not that hard for danish to learn icelandic....

Is this a correct word in Hindi? I downloaded an e-book on my computer,and I'm learning it now,I think Hindi is an interesting and decent language,but something has really confused me...that is,how to say"you"in Hindi?On my book there are 3 words to express that,but one among them is"तू"but when I google it,it's"तु"...so which one is the right word?

What is the difference between French in France and Canadian French? Yeah,I just wikipediaed this question and it says that they're different in some ways,and Canadian English is more like old French.So I wanna know whether french people can understand Canadian french.I intended to write this question in French...."mais je peux un peu francais"....:P I can only speak very little french,and I'm now still learning it...so I have to pose this question in English.^O^

I don't think Mandarin is the most difficult language around the world,and what do you think? We Chinese like to think that Chinese is the most difficult language in the world,but I don't think so...there 're 6000 different languages,and many of them haven't been studied...so which language is the most difficult is still unknown....just my own views

Which country in Europe is suitable for living? I'm now learning many languages,including German and French.I wanna settle down in one of them,but I cannot decide which one is better...because,one of my friends now is studying in Denmark,he told me that German people discriminate other racial people...why would this happen? I don't understand why people discriminate other people...we're even

About some Swedish letters How to read the letter:"å ö ä o"....

What is “indefinite singular/plural” in Swedish? I'm learning Swedish with the book called"Colloquial Swedish",and when it comes to the description of Swedish noun,it's labelled with"Indefinite singular/Singular+end article/Indefinite Plural"and below these words is a form with many examples, hope this could help ya answer it,that is,"klocka-n-or-----enklocka(indefinite singular)----klockan(Singular+end article[definite]----klockor(Indefinite plural)"

Is Italian similar to Spanish? I just find that Italian and Spanish look very alike,and I know they all belong to Romance family,but I don't know if they(Italians and Spanish) can understand each other.

How to tell the difference Well...as a matter of fact,I'm learning Spanish,French and Italian,but I find that the consonants in them totally make me confused....how to tell the difference between these?Since we don't have similar pronunciation in Mandarin...t/d k/g p/b........merci beacoup.^^