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Mahindra Group Chairman Anand Mahindra shared a video of language translation and learning app Duolingo on his Twitter account and captioned it, (translated) “Because my son-in-law and grandson are both Spanish speakers, I want to acquire that skill.” working hard to do – mainly through Duolingo online. [वीडियो] Beautifully explains why it’s not easy…”
Since both my son in law and grandson are Spanish speakers, I have been working hard on acquiring that skill—mainly through Duolingo, online. This explains beautifully why it’s not easy… pic.twitter.com/bc3XLHcMWT
— anand mahindra (@anandmahindra) July 11, 2023
In this video, a female instructor explains how Spanish confuses beginning learners with its similar-sounding words.
Till the time of writing the news, his tweet had been viewed more than 3.70 lakh times and many users also commented on it. Many Twitter users expressed their sympathy to him, while some told the tricks of the language.
One user even compared the Spanish language to Hindi and Marathi and wrote, (translated) “True, but I have found that learning Spanish is easier than learning French. Also, some of the Spanish words are similar to Hindi/Marathi words.” Very close are: Mesa – Table /मेज, Kamisa – Shirt / कमीज, Tu – You / तू (Marathi), Patata – Potato / बताटा (Marathi)
Another user wrote, (translated) “Quantum physics seems easier now.”
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