I find it very similar to English. It's much easier than German, for me at least.
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I find it the second easiest language...english being first cos its a joke to learn
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60% of english vocabulary [vocabulaire] comes from ( ancient [ancien] )french language [langage]. But learn tenses of verbs[verbes] are really painful.
60% of english vocabulary [vocabulaire] comes from ( ancient [ancien] )french language [langage]. But learn tenses of verbs[verbes] are really painful.
On l'appelle "Old French," et non "Ancient French," en anglais. "Ancient" a le sens de quelque chose plus... ancien que "old."
Besides that, c'était la langue normande et non vraiment le français qui a apporté ces mots en anglais, n'est-ce pas?
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60% of english vocabulary [vocabulaire] comes from ( ancient [ancien] )french language [langage]. 
