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I think it was hard because we had to learn all that abstract advanced stuff (Plusquamperfekt Futur II Temporaladverbial Reflexivpronomen, all that shit) that you'll probably not learn in a language course for non-native speakers and that you don't need to know to speak the language in normal life.