Question

I am learning english niw перевод

Answer 1

Может не "niw", а "now"?
Я учу английский сейчас (now).

Answer 2

The user's message is a web search query that contains a Russian sentence and an English sentence. The Russian sentence is "Ответь подробно", which means "Answer in detail". The English sentence is "I am learning english niw", which has a spelling mistake. The correct sentence is "I am learning English now", which means "Я сейчас изучаю английский язык" in Russian.

The user might want to know the difference between "I learn English" and "I am learning English" in terms of grammar and meaning. According to some web search results , the difference is as follows:

- "I learn English" is in the present simple tense, which describes usual, repeated and permanent things. For example, "I learn English every day" or "I learn English at school". - "I am learning English" is in the present continuous tense, which speaks about things that are happening now or around now. For example, "I am learning English right now" or "I am learning English these days". - Learning a language is a special case where the present continuous tense is more natural and common than the present simple tense, because it implies that the learning process is ongoing and not finished.