Is Indonesian difficult?

Answer: Only on first sight Indoesian looks easy.​ Why so? Indonesian (Bahasa.​.​.​ Fifik's Digest Top Stories For You Is Indonesian difficult? Valentin Apostolov Валентин Апостолов, lived in Indonesia (2000-2003) Updated Mar 15 Only on first sight Indoesian looks easy. Why so? Indonesian (Bahasa Indonesia): 1. has no genders (with exceptions of the words from Sanskrit like siswa=male student and siswi=... Read More » Have read the Astrazeneca and J&J vaccines are based on non mRNA technology and will be like the traditional vaccines of the last 20 years. Is this true? Are they considered SAFER if one is hesitant of getting the mRNA vaccines? Liang-Hai Sie, Retired general internist, former intensive care physician. Updated Feb 5 You read wrong. The Covid-19 vaccine made in the traditional way, meaning it contains inactivated ("killed") SARS CoV 2 virus, is the Chinese Sinovac vaccine. Both the Jansse... Read More » Netflix is raising its price by 10% on the standard plan. How many users will cancel their subscriptions? How do you feel as a consumer? Jeremy Arnold, Messaging Consultant (2015-present) Updated Nov 4, 2017 Here's why a decent number of my peers are dropping the service: Sure, Netflix is still inexpensive. Sure, it's a better deal than Blockbuster rentals used to be. But neithe... Read More » What does "صديقتي الحميمة" mean in Arabic? Nadia Ramahi ( نادية الرمحي), Fond of Arabic Grammar and Etymology Written Feb 26 It is an expression of fondness and camaraderie where the person is describing one of their closest friends. A female friend is صديقة (ṣadīqah). When you add ي at the end a... Read More » Is the AstraZeneca vaccine dangerous? Some countries stopped it. Tomaž Vargazon, Practicing atheist Written Mar 12 It doesn't seem that way. AstraZeneca vaccine in question What happened is that a few people who were vaccinated experienced unwanted side effects of blood clots. There are 2... Read More » If an adult fights a big dog, such as a German Shepherd, who would come out a winner? Alan Cohen, lives in Old Dominion Written Mar 10 I would put my money on the human against most dogs; but there are some breeds that would tear most humans into multiple pieces. May I present the Tibetan Mastiff. This dog ... Read More » Why are there so few Celtic words in English? Floyd Aranyosi, Associate Professor of Anthropology (2001-present) Written Sat I don't know if I should bother (bodhairim), but okay, rather than let this conversation bog (bogach) down in trivialities, just take a look at the clock (clocc) and notice... Read More » What is the AIDS virus? How old is it? Has it been seen in the DNA of apes or monkeys? Claire Jordan, worked at National Health Service Written Oct 23, 2018 It's been in humans at least since the 1950s - at least, that's the earliest case we know of. It had probably been in humans in part of Africa for a while before that. We d... Read More » What does it mean when a vaccine is 95% effective? Does it mean it won't work in 5% of people? Or that the other 5% actually get sick from the vaccine? Michael Feely, Engaged voter Written Nov 16 More like the former. Works a bit like this: Test 40,000 people for COVID-19, make sure none of them have it. Give 20,000 people the vaccine. Give 20,000 people a placebo - us... Read More » What aspect of the English language do non-native speakers find the most difficult? Grammar, spelling, or perhaps something else? Ruba Abdul (رُبى), knows English Written Mar 20 I don't find English hard compared to my tongue language; Arabic. In English I found the hardest part is the correct use of prepositions, I keep mixing them, I always have d... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Never miss a story. Designed for readers on the go. This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/