Anyone else having problem with the English language?

[QUOTE="-Twilight-"][QUOTE="Tykain"]There are just as many homonyms and homophones in French(My native language), same goes for many languages.Tykain

There is a list here for the most common homophones.

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Wow, a thread an English that comes with cheese and possibly wine? This is truly an all-English affair!Napster06

Hehe now it is about French homophones. :)

[QUOTE="-Twilight-"][QUOTE="Tykain"]There are just as many homonyms and homophones in French(My native language), same goes for many languages.Tykain

There is a list here for the most common homophones.

Omg!! Thanks a lot Tykain! This could be useful for my songwriting!!! :D

[QUOTE="Napster06"]Wow, a thread an English that comes with cheese and possibly wine? This is truly an all-English affair!Welis

Hehe now it is about French homophones. :)

I could be learning something from this too!

[QUOTE="-Twilight-"][QUOTE="Tykain"]There are just as many homonyms and homophones in French(My native language), same goes for many languages.Tykain

There is a list here for the most common homophones.

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[QUOTE="-Twilight-"][QUOTE="Tykain"]There are just as many homonyms and homophones in French(My native language), same goes for many languages.Jandurin

There is a list here for the most common homophones.

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Yes, i know there are many homophones in English. But there is a huge list in French as well. Maybe English has more, i don't know nor do i care, i'm not gonna try to count them all for both languages. All i know is homophones are very common in both languages and while being fluent in both languages myself, i don't feel any of these languages being more difficult than the other on that point.