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    3. If_you_have_Ghost on

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      The use of the word ‘each’ must be followed by the singular form of the noun (unless expressing their possession of something).

      And, what do you mean? Hardest by what metric? Was a poll conducted? Is there something inherent to each language which makes each subject harder?

      And what the hell is Geodata and Rankings? That’s not a subject?

      Are you a bot?

      Edit – just realised that Geodata and Rankings is where this is from. So why does the map make it look like that is the subject for Russia?

    4. tommyhalik on

      I would have straight As if I had a subject about geo data and rankings 

    6. Mallardz- on

      This makes no sense. Surely the „hardest subject“ is the same everywhere? Unless the countries don’t bother with teaching it. I think this is just a meme to mock Poland?

    8. AbueloOdin on

      Does that mean what the local population scores the lowest on?

      Or the standards are higher than other places?

      Or what? What metric are we saying „hardest“? This makes no sense.

    10. Large_Contribution20 on

      Nah hardest subjects are definitely math and physics in Turkey. Our history lessons are pretty simple it’s just Ottoman Empire + Republics first years.

    11. No_Technician_4709 on

      Hahaha just check out a devilishly difficult exam question given to Turkish students video on YouTube, and you’ll know why it’s stupid. You know if you can pass math in Turkey that means you are a mathematician. Or just watch Oxford University Mathematician vs. Turkey High School Maths Exam on YouTube. The second video is by Tom Crawford, a math lecturer at Oxford.

    12. Party-Test7309 on

      No.
      The math is simple. You just need to know how to repeat the exercises.

      The most complicated thing for me was clearly high school literature.
      And physics, especially everything that is waves.

    13. bararumb on

      As there’s no source of the poll or something, I’m gonna assume it’s made up data.

    15. dumbBunny9 on

      This was posted a few days ago, and trashed, because it presented subjective responses as objective data.

    19. Mr_Gurkenburg on

      In Germany Physics is generally agreed on to be the most difficult subject

    20. Adventurous_Buyer187 on

      Italy and Greece history is too outdated. not easy caring about stuff that happened 2000 years ago

    22. kanashiroas on

      These posts are just bullshit, no source, no methodology explained, nothing, this one has a subjective criteria with nothing…

    23. RachelProfilingSF on

      England be like “wait wait wait you can alter the makeup of organic materials and combine them to make flavor?!?”

    24. prustage on

      Nice to see that Polish is just a difficult for Poles as it is for everyone else.

    25. internet_bread on

      Italians, Greeks, Turks and Russians fantasizing about their history checks out !

    28. -usagi-95 on

      As a Portuguese person I would say the hardest subject is Portuguese 😩 not Maths

    29. Fonsvinkunas on

      Lithuanian math and Lithuanian classes are way harder than our physics classes. Either results are skewed because students tend to care less about their physics grades, or this map is complete bullshit, which is more believeable.

    31. zulufdokulmusyuze on

      Got it. History is difficult for countries whose mainstream culture was at some point associated with ruling the Roman Empire.

    32. Reasonable_Shock_414 on

      „Rankings“ – that’s alright with me man!
      (each shoe sold separate)

    37. Avaric1994 on

      Turks still can’t answer what happens to all the Armenians so not surprised they struggle with history

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