This is The Hardest Language In The World

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[@TheInfographicsShow]

Are you multilingual? How old were you when you started learning the second langugage?

[@prajwaljadhav8984]

I can understand marathi (it's my mother tongue),hindi,english and konkani

[@jamespulido2271]

I know danish Dutch Tagalog Hebrew Hungarian german Spanish and English

[@salmaalfawal6155]

I was 3 years old when I started learning English, 6 years when I started French And 13 years when I started Japanese My mother tongue is Arabic

[@justnotjust1nnn]

Im a Chinese Singaporean so I speak Mandarin at home, learned English in School and I speak some Malay as Singapore is in the Malay archipelago.

[@romeorafael175]

My native language is Tagalog and I started learning English since I was 5 (majority of the subjects in school are taught in English). I started learning Korean this year (A2 level already) and I also plan to study Spanish since there are thousands of Spanish loan words in Tagalog and English, so it is an advantage :)

[@karuta5256]

*CONCLUSION:-* Your mother tongue is the easiest language.

[@lynnchua9556]

Only USA and non chinese country are gonna have a hard time learning chinese and espically cantonesw

[@lynnchua9556]

Cantonese

[@gemcutiecat5111]

Excuse me my Mother tongue is Chinese and I’m the worst in my class at it no offence tho and Cantonese is actually like the easiest language to learn except English and yeah no offence just stating my opinion

[@cheesebread7616]

Hahahah

[@exitranci8991]

@@lynnchua9556 as a Cantonese speaker, I found Mandarin relatable but hard

[@Blck_Stallion]

The hardest language is when you have to speak in front of a crowd

[@user-qs9lz9di9w]

Yes

[@user-qs9lz9di9w]

When you want to explain when your mother is scolding you

[@KelvinZ]

Yes

[@cruxunbreakable]

Yeh ble ga..hmmm gle ple..ngaaa bhaa ...then you lose consciousness.

[@Rise_and_Fall]

Even your mom language is tough at this point 🤣

[@duolingobird8196]

First language: American English Second language: British English Third Language: Australian English Fourth language: South African English Learning: JavaScript and Python

[@btsismyoxyjin6577]

😂

[@Elizabeth-si6bd]

Computer languages 😆. Hi fellow programmer/coder

[@EditorsHub-nt2lp]

😂 😂

[@DuyroZeppeli]

@@btsismyoxyjin6577 Python isn't that hard though

[@student69741]

Lol.

[@basti6643]

Don't get discouraged by these type of videos, every language is easy if you're truly motivated to learn it.

[@MarcusCollins69]

Bro I was learning French from grade 4 to 8 because I'm Canadian and I only know basics sentences now Surely I should've learnt more I even tried for 2 years before giving up

[@Kamerad_Ernst]

I agree, if you put enough time and devotion you'll be able to learn a language. Like me I put so much time into learning Russian and Tagalog (Im a pinoy) I can read russians and speak abit of Tagalog.

[@Daggy5]

Well it depends on your personal mindset. In school I learned English and Spanish. I'm comfortable speaking English next to German. I can read Dutch but I hardly speak it. I forgot all of my Spanish and I don't think I'll ever going to start again. I had two years of French but to be honest the only words I know are random words. And the moment I'm learning a few languages but due to the fact that people trll me I don't need it, it would be too hard because I'm not that clever I should stop learning all those languages like Japanese, Mandarin, Polish, Welsh, Gaelic or Vietnamese before I even started. At the moment I'm learning Swedish and yet it should be easy I think the grammar is hard. But I'm about to do a language exam within the next two years so I'm doing my best

[@LOSTINMATRIX]

Thanks for the motivation, Basti! You're the best!

[@basti6643]

@@MarcusCollins69 I also learned French was I was in school (grade7-10) but I wasn't truly motivated and I was just learning it to get a good grade so in the end it just turned into one more boring subject, and by now I have forgot the majority of the contents. My mother tongue is Spanish so I should have been to learn French really easily. However, one day I decided to study Japanese which is considered by a lot of people one of the hardest, but it was a language that I was truly interested in learning it. And it was in that moment when I realized the importance of true motivation while learning a language. When I entered Japanese class I realized that my classmates weren't as motivated as I was so in the end I spent two years learning at a really low pace. I felt that if I stayed in that class, I'll never be able to speak Japanese. Therefore, I decided to drop the class and start studying it by my own, and just in one year I learnt half of the contents you are supposed to learn to achieve proficiency, and 100% of the ones you are required to achieve the level where you are already able to claim you can speak the language.

[@peyvinhirori]

Fun fact: these are the hardest languages for English speakers only

[@lespookman4722]

fun fact: this is an english youtube channel

[@Don-br5yl]

@@lespookman4722 fun fact: I don't care

[@lespookman4722]

@@Don-br5yl fun fact: I didn’t ask if you cared and I didn’t direct what I said to you, shut up

[@CaesarNK.]

@@lespookman4722 This is why I love the internet. Everyone is so wholesome and always takes great care to be loving and understanding of each other, even when they disagree.

[@lukasmarks0910]

@@CaesarNK. Lol

[@ahumanthatexists6048]

“Korean” *Kpop fans has left the chat*

[@hobiwater9523]

lol i already gave up all i know is annyeongaseyo now

[@elinekuiper4110]

Mine dream to be a student in Korea is dead right now..

[@fxxch]

Yes it's not that hard though (I'm Indonesian fyi)

[@moonchild5168]

SJSKSKSK LMAO

[@rapael0916]

It has an advantage tho coz reading and pronouncing it is kind of easy

[@PeakApex]

fun fact: dutch is usually ranked as one of the EASIEST languages to learn, afrikaans is sometimes ranked as even EASIER and often considered the easiest language for native english speakers to learn.

[@PeakApex]

@Nikolan Gladowski ja ich weiß i know i dont speak dutch tho only english and german

[@tomdenysschen9206]

My first language is Afrikaans, and our grammar is not so different from English. I would say pronunciation would be harder for an English speaker than sentence construction. We also have LOT of homonyms and synonyms, but a bit of studying can help with that. I really don't think Afrikaans should be on this list.

[@bluebaryberry9020]

Yeah and German is often said to be quite hard to learn and it is not on this list lol

[@PeakApex]

@@bluebaryberry9020 german isnt difficult to learn for english speakers, i know from experience

[@mathmusicandlooks]

As a native English speaker who speaks Dutch, and German… German is way harder than Dutch. Their grammar structures are pretty similar, but Dutch uses only two genders, and doesn’t have nearly as many grammar intricacies with things like adjective declination. Also, I’m learning Spanish and Russian. Spanish is the easiest language to learn I’ve come across, and Russian is the most ambitious one I’ve tried yet. TLDR - I’m really surprised they put Dutch on this list.

[@kuro1504]

0:53-0:59 Sorry, I know this video has been posted almost three years ago but has anyone noticed that the flag of the Philippines is in an upside-down position? I know it probably was an honest mistake but when the red is on top of the blue that means the country is in a state of war. This is a great video though! Thank you The Infographics Show!

[@_nso_12]

That was on purpose l

[@totoymola7295]

and also how he pronounced Tagalog as (Tag-a-log) instead of (Ta-GA-log) :(

[@eliseoespera6965]

@@totoymola7295 its because he is english

[@yuasylphynelle3409]

Yeah, I saw it too

[@pear009]

yea i noticed, but we're not in war and thats in a video, sooo idk

[@Deeznuts-cm7re]

The hardest language is...... Trying to explain to my mother why I am doing bad grades at school...

[@thepaimonsoriginal]

That's not language...that is stupidity

[@Deeznuts-cm7re]

my bts That’s the point lol

[@lancewilliams1487]

my bts do you know what a joke is?

[@kaksidaksi3455]

@@lancewilliams1487 r/wooosh

[@mercysimp8499]

my bts r/wooosh

[@jrexx2841]

Spoiler: *All languages are easy* If you are a native speaker

[@jevinstanley9618]

Lol

[@avivyoukerharel2140]

Not really, i speak hebrew and its still hard

[@nichsa8984]

@@jevinstanley9618 the very easy but hard enough avoid randomized structure genetic

[@wmwdl8464]

Well some countrys can learn most of the language.

[@qqsdew]

In croatian it is easy to read and write if you learn it but the writing rules are a nightmare

[@maikkelimattila1849]

Yeah Finnish should be here on the list, many people say that it's one of the hardest languages in the world. Just believe me, even we Finns get troubled sometimes.

[@tabletkodus5513]

Hey bro, same with Estonian here. This comment stood out to me cause i'm Estonian, and we baltic/nordic brothers gotta stay together right? Haha

[@ezrah.2650]

As a native English speaker I was confused as to why Finnish wasn't on the list.

[@thatrandomguyontheinternet2477]

Where i live most adults still make faults when making verbe

[@xianmoves6149]

@@ezrah.2650 cause it’s hardest languages to learn. If it is impossible to learn it isn’t on the list 🤣

[@sledgehog1]

Well, Finno-Ugric languages for you (although Hungarian was already there). But Finnish deserves to be mentioned.

[@willcookmakeup]

This is so true. Anyone can learn any language, but it’s much harder dependent on what your first language is. Mine was Spanish and English was fairly easily to learn. I’m currently trying to learn Japanese and Vietnamese and they are proving to be completely bewildering to me

[@divyanshmathur6831]

I am trying to learn Korean, Japanese and Chinese (extremely hard)

[@FrozenMermaid666]

Dutch is literally the easiest language ever, and the pronunciation is very easy, especially once one learns the pronunciation rules and learns the words with their pronunciation and becomes advanced level, and the few longer words are basically multiple smaller words written without hyphens, so one will easily recognize most of the words in compound words after reaching an intermediate level and an advanced level, and almost all the words in Dutch are very pretty (as pretty as English / Norwegian etc words) which makes them even easier to learn, because one tends to remember prettier and more distinctive words faster - I am advanced level Dutch (over 8.000 base words) after focusing on Dutch for about 3 or 4 months or about 300 hours of study, and now even German feels so easy, because it’s very similar to Dutch in many ways, so I can remember German words fast now and have recently reached an intermediate level in German, and an upper intermediate level in Norwegian, and all Germanic languages are very easy to learn, most of them being category 1 languages, and a few of them like German / Icelandic / Old Norse / Faroese / Old English being category 2 languages, and they are all very pretty, which makes Germanic languages a lot easier to remember / learn!

[@FrozenMermaid666]

And I learned Spanish 100% passively to a native speaker level (over 10.000 base words) in childhood, by just watching a lot of TV series and movies in Spanish and by listening to a lot of songs with lyrics in Spanish for fun, and I naturally became fluent after one year or so, but passive learning doesn’t work with every language tho, but it works with Spanish / Italian / Latin (and probably Esperanto) because these languages have very clear pronunciations and one can easily hear the actual word without having to see it in its written form, so I actually learned the spelling rules recently, after I started learning languages on my own, because I learned Spanish by just hearing it spoken, so I didn’t get to see a lot of the words in their written form back then!

[@FrozenMermaid666]

Dutch / Norwegian / English etc are the easiest languages ever because they are the prettiest and the most refined, so they are very easy to read / spell / learn / memorize / remember etc, and the words are usually very distinctive, and it’s also the fact that Germanic languages follow the most logical patterns qua word construction and pronunciation rules and grammar etc, so anyone can learn them fast if one uses the right techniques, and Welsh / Breton / Cornish (Celtic languages) are also super easy category 1 languages, and the Latin languages are also very easy to learn, and Italian / Spanish / Latin / Galician / Esperanto / Gallo are the easiest Latin languages, but Portuguese and French are also easy, only a bit more difficult to spell due to the many accents, but these are all category 1 languages, and they are very pretty languages with mostly pretty words, which makes a language easier to learn, because one’s hern tends to naturally remember prettier words faster, so the prettier the language, the easier it is to memorize the words, so Dutch / English / Norwegian are the easiest ever to memorize / learn, and it’s also important to be very motivated, to want to learn the language for its pretty words, which is the right reason to learn languages, so I’m trying to learn all the pretty languages that are on my list of languages I want to learn or improve, and I always choose pretty languages with mostly pretty words, because seeing all the pretty words that create those visual harmonies keeps me motivated, because I like pretty words and pretty lyrics and use the pretty words in my lyrics / writings etc!

[@evefreyasyrenathegoddessev4016]

Honestly, this list makes no sense, Icelandic and Scottish Gaelic and Hungarian are category 2 - category 3 languages, and Dutch is a category 1 language, the easiest of all, they aren’t anywhere close to being as difficult as Asian languages / Japanese / Chinese / Arabic etc, so I don’t understand why would they be on this list, they should be on easy languages lists, as all Germanic languages are easy, and Hungarian and Scottish Gaelic aren’t all that difficult either, just a bit harder to read, but they can be learned in a few years, and Filipino isn’t difficult either, it’s kinda similar to Indonesian and has lots of Spanish words - clearly, this list was made randomly by ppl that don’t know about languages and have never studied Germanic languages and Celtic languages, and Icelandic pronunciation is very easy, but one is supposed to learn the pronunciation rules in the beginning, and one must always memorize each new word with its pronunciation, in Icelandic and in all other languages!

[@Jin-TV]

I can speak Dutch and I can guerantee you that Infographics show didnt say a single Dutch word.

[@HarryPotterFreakLena]

I was wondering what he said as well :D I'm studying Dutch but couldn't understand

[@dennis7100]

He said “Slechtstschrijvend” and “Angstschreeuw”. Which is not even the right way to say it.

[@jamie857]

Gurjinder Singh I think he tried to pronounce "slechtstschrijvend" and "angstschreeuw", but I agree, it sounded nothing like Dutch. :'D

[@Abbers25]

Gurjinder Singh he didn't say it right because he isn't Dutch and he literally said that it is super hard to pronounce

[@ExecuteOrder.66]

Tried to listen it multiple times... didn't understand a thing (native Dutch speaker :D).

[@canbeanyone5265]

Rename Your Video : Hardest Languages to Learn For English Native Speakers

[@aina-louisacarter4201]

I think it's implied

[@sansgirlfriend]

Ikr

[@arbitermatt]

It's written in English 🙄

[@miguelpaolofermil6668]

Bisaya

[@rodrigosantosvaleriano1859]

Then there should be no Dutch and Afrikaans, for sure.

[@banana491]

I'm currently learning Chinese as my second language and it's going great! The tones are a little hard (The way you say something can mean a whole different word), but I recommend it. As long as you're motivated, you'll do it!

[@kagemaki4683]

I'm also going to learn Chinese but everyone tell me it's hard. Idk what to do

[@banana491]

@@kagemaki4683 There are hard parts about it, but if you learn it correctly, you'll be completely fine. It may just take a little longer, but it's worth it in the end. I'm still intermediate, but I can assure you that it's easier than it sounds.

[@clairejin1704]

@@banana491 yeah, I’m from a Chinese family but I didn’t start learning Chinese until age 6, but it’s easier than it sounds

[@banana491]

@@clairejin1704 Agreed! Plus it's fun.

[@hulias3107]

+15 social credits

[@mndsph4530]

First language: Tagalog (household) Regional dialect: Ilocano (provincial) Second language: English (mainly for work) Learned language: Spanish (Tercera) Languages I want to learn: Nihongo (heritage), Esperanto, Mandarin (intel), Icelandic, Bahasa Indonesia

[@chuggingitup]

nihongo as in japan right ?

[@Guy-cb1oh]

@@chuggingitup Yes. Also If a person says "Nihon", "Nihongo" or "Nippon" instead of Japan or Japanese while speaking English, they are usually either a weeb or a snob.

[@nonfb]

I speak English, British, American, Canadian, and Australian

[@jes_yes]

nonfb American isn’t a language Edit: I don’t think British is too- Edit 2: American, British, Canadian, and Australian aren’t even languages! Edit 3: I just realized this is a joke

[@r2d2fromstartrek]

@@jes_yes r/wooosh

[@ebbpie]

Gawd that's so funny XD

[@Adrian-uy7qo]

But

[@debangshudutta7000]

I can also speak

[@nothisispatrick4644]

Jokes on you Im illiterate so every language is hard... Wait

[@peytonbell5637]

No this is Patrick 😂💯

[@chadwikt5337]

😂😂😂

[@m.a4491]

LOOOOL 😂

[@muhammadzayani5458]

At least you wasnt me forced into chinese school but im malay and i also need to learn english and my mother toungue language

[@cabii1505]

I saw you on the living tombstones music vids =O

[@aquasomethingyouknowwhatever]

im surprised basque wasn’t mentioned here! as a language isolate, the grammar and vocabulary is completely alien to pretty much everyone other than the basques themselves. i’ve studied it a little bit, and although the grammar is very different than what i’m used to, it’s really not all that difficult. the verbs can be an absolute nightmare, and so can the agglutination, but it’s still a really fun language to learn. it’s definitely difficult, although not as difficult as, say, finnish (which i’m also surprised isn’t on here).

[@fdemi6718]

Mother language : Greek 🇬🇷 First foreign language : English 🇬🇧 Second foreign language : Chinese 🇨🇳. Third foreign language : French 🇨🇵 Forth foreign language : Korean 🇰🇷 Next foreign language I want to learn : Tagalog 🇵🇭

[@girlgroupkpopstanforever2511]

I’m Filipino!

[@filipgaier4908]

Fourth*

[@pikapika1842]

🇵🇭

[@imjelo]

@f Demi I have a proposition for you. I will teach you Filipino o Tagalog in exchange for it you could help me learn Greek. How about it? Send me a message if you are interested.

[@wanita0621]

Haai wena your lying voetsek

[@stormysamreen7062]

Ok, who came here to see if their native language was on this list?

[@mikogametuto9355]

Me

[@julixxi911]

Mine was Arabic Woah I didn't expect I would get this much like's

[@Davis...]

Me

[@hunterxsimple3821]

I wouldn't be surprised if Finnish was here in the TOP 10

[@RPDC-ng8ej]

Mine was 4th

[@luciondrugs]

When you can speak one of these and your proud of yourself

[@mariannmariann2052]

Except if that's the mother tongue

[@St_Banian]

Then I can be proud of myself I guess.

[@thelazyartist8997]

Well Tagalog is my mother tongue so..

[@vendch.9960]

dEfAuLtZ g0D well i know two of them

[@manda4]

I can speak Chinese and I'm learning Arab soooooo...... My mother tongue is English and I also can speak my country's language: Indonesian. I can also understand Javanese a little bit

[@SpeakWritePlayinEnglish]

Very interesting! Immersion is going to help you a lot when trying to master these languages.

[@julesboslough5576]

I speak English and Swedish, and I'm currently learning Arabic. I can second that it's really hard for me to learn but I'm determined. I'm learning Arabic because I'm moving to Sweden to be an English teacher, but I want to be able to not only teach swedish kids to speak English but also to teach the refugees in Sweden how to speak Swedish as well. But Arabic is going to take me a long time to fully master.

[@user-wf8be8fc7r]

How kind you are u want to learn Arabic to teach refugees people, anyway my first language is Arabic i can help if you want I appreciate your help

[@evefreyasyrenathegoddessev4016]

Honestly, this list makes no sense, Icelandic and Scottish Gaelic and Hungarian are category 2 - category 3 languages, and Dutch is a category 1 language, the easiest of all, they aren’t anywhere close to being as difficult as Asian languages / Japanese / Chinese / Arabic etc, so I don’t understand why would they be on this list, they should be on easy languages lists, as all Germanic languages are easy, and Hungarian and Scottish Gaelic aren’t all that difficult either, just a bit harder to read, but they can be learned in a few years, and Filipino isn’t difficult either, it’s kinda similar to Indonesian and has lots of Spanish words - clearly, this list was made randomly by ppl that don’t know about languages and have never studied Germanic languages and Celtic languages, and Icelandic pronunciation is very easy, but one is supposed to learn the pronunciation rules in the beginning, and one must always memorize each new word with its pronunciation, in Icelandic and in all other languages!

[@evefreyasyrenathegoddessev4016]

Dutch is literally the easiest language ever, and the pronunciation is very easy, especially once one learns the pronunciation rules and learns the words with their pronunciation and becomes advanced level, and the few longer words are basically multiple smaller words written without hyphens, so one will easily recognize most of the words in compound words after reaching an intermediate level and an advanced level, and almost all the words in Dutch are very pretty (as pretty as English / Norwegian etc words) which makes them even easier to learn, because one tends to remember prettier and more distinctive words faster - I am advanced level Dutch (over 8.000 base words) after focusing on Dutch for about 3 or 4 months or about 300 hours of study, and now even German feels so easy, because it’s very similar to Dutch in many ways, so I can remember German words fast now and have recently reached an intermediate level in German, and an upper intermediate level in Norwegian, and all Germanic languages are very easy to learn, most of them being category 1 languages, and a few of them like German / Icelandic / Old Norse / Faroese / Old English being category 2 languages, and they are all very pretty, which makes Germanic languages a lot easier to remember / learn!

[@evefreyasyrenathegoddessev4016]

Dutch / Norwegian / English etc are the easiest languages ever because they are the prettiest and the most refined, so they are very easy to read / spell / learn / memorize / remember etc, and the words are usually very distinctive, and it’s also the fact that Germanic languages follow the most logical patterns qua word construction and pronunciation rules and grammar etc, so anyone can learn them fast if one uses the right techniques, and Welsh / Breton / Cornish (Celtic languages) are also super easy category 1 languages, and the Latin languages are also very easy to learn, and Italian / Spanish / Latin / Galician / Esperanto / Gallo are the easiest Latin languages, but Portuguese and French are also easy, only a bit more difficult to spell due to the many accents, but these are all category 1 languages, and they are very pretty languages with mostly pretty words, which makes a language easier to learn, because one’s hern tends to naturally remember prettier words faster, so the prettier the language, the easier it is to memorize the words, so Dutch / English / Norwegian are the easiest ever to memorize / learn, and it’s also important to be very motivated, to want to learn the language for its pretty words, which is the right reason to learn languages, so I’m trying to learn all the pretty languages that are on my list of languages I want to learn or improve, and I always choose pretty languages with mostly pretty words, because seeing all the pretty words that create those visual harmonies keeps me motivated, because I like pretty words and pretty lyrics and use the pretty words in my lyrics / writings etc!

[@evefreyasyrenathegoddessev4016]

Swedish is also very easy, and it becomes even easier after learning Norwegian!

[@Magarr]

I'm just going to leave this list of ways you can say "two" in polish 1. dwa 2. dwie 3. dwoje 4. dwóch (or dwu) 5. dwaj 6. dwiema 7. dwom (or dwóm) 8. dwoma 9. dwojga 10. dwojgu 11. dwojgiem 12. dwójka 13. dwójki 14. dwójkę 15. dwójką 16. dwójce 17. dwójko

[@NoName-xv8ih]

Yeah, that’s a lot for just one number Also in not a single but a double (i can’t write that in english...) table M. Stół D. Stołu C. Stołowi B. Stół N. (Z/ze) Stołem Ms. (O) Stole W. Stół Wanna know How this works, people that are not Polish? „This is a table.”-to jest stół. ( _stół - M. Liczba pojedyncza, rodzaj męski_ ) This is a simple thing that 5th graders learn in Poland. Also, we have school 2 years more than english people do. This is a good thing through!

[@fainted5989]

18.kurwa

[@flowersweeping3577]

@@NoName-xv8ih 14 years of school?

[@NoName-xv8ih]

flowers' weeping 18. People from england have 16.

[@speckshrek8812]

Kurwa kto mowi DWÓM

[@dohnutslayer7854]

First language: English Second language: Russian Learning at school: Spanish Trying to learn myself: Japanese Want to learn: Korean (Any tips for learning Japanese much appreciated)

[@acoasting8200]

I’m still learning Japanese myself, so take it with a grain of salt...but FOCUS on grammar cuz that will very much help you with sentence formation and have an overall grip on the knowledge. That’s the only thing I’m confident in with this language. がんばって！

[@ethanoux10]

I know it has a somewhat shotty reputation, but Duolingo is really good for learning characters. On your phone, there is a page dedicated to learning Hiragana and Katakana.

[@acoasting8200]

@@ethanoux10 I agree. Although, once you feel solid with the characters, I suggest moving off of Duolingo and onto other apps after this.

[@fahimahsan3603]

Man, Japanese is really easy. Just watch some movies or animes. It's don't gonna be so hard for you to pronounciate, cause Spanish and Japanese likely have the same pronounciation gamut.

[@ethanoux10]

@@fahimahsan3603 learn some English before Japanese bruh

[@nutznoiree9414]

I must admit that we Vietnamese students sometimes find our mother tongue so hard that we eventually get higher marks in our second language as English and the third language like Korean, Japanese, French or Madarin-

[@vastsea5141]

hullo

[@student69741]

Lol

[@luciellecx]

welp you'recorrect

[@melonoire]

Broooo I'm a Filipino and I can relate to this I score higher on the English subject than the Filipino one since kinder

[@angelaacidre6310]

Guys, please be aware that the Philippine Flag is upside down... The blue part is supposed to be on top of the red.. Because when the red is on top, it means that our country is in war.🙂 -A Friendly tip from a Filipino citizen.

[@user-nj9uo6ql2f]

Tama Ka

[@floory]

Tama

[@allonraine0828]

Im glad someone recongised the mistake

[@sapphire5948]

Um

[@angelagutierrez8813]

A teacher teached me that in my "Paaralan"

[@loevoe7500]

My first language: Russian My second language: English My third language: German My fourth language: C++

[@shetech9606]

Ohh😂

[@thatkuri9426]

Harder than Mandarin

[@loevoe7500]

@TruRussianPearson приуэт

[@oona7099]

I thought you were talking about sea basses

[@huliiness]

Приветик

[@kwisuxk]

I find tonal languages because as someone who’s mom is Filipino and speaks Tagalog to me I learned some tones and can pronounce some things with a slightly funky accent, BUT on my Finnish dad’s side words depend heavily on context instead of tones, because Finnish is a very monotone language :)

[@cassalynnvictoria1496]

Wow, very interesting. The first language I learned outside in English was Japanese and then Hebrew and I found those languages to be very easy to learn. I am currently trying to master Spanish and it has to be the most difficult language I have tried to learn and I have no clue why lol.

[@KEUNGWHITETIGER]

AS A CHINESE, I CAN TELL YOU, YOU JUST LEARN ABOUT 500 CHINESE CHARACTER. THIS IS ENOUGH FOR DAILY LIFE

[@KEUNGWHITETIGER]

@LetsTalk I SHOW YOU HOW TO TYPE CHINESE CHARACTER: 林心如 林=木木(DD) 心=心(P) 如=女口(VR)

[@Eva-me9pv]

@@KEUNGWHITETIGER nah idk where did you learn how to type, but most Chinese speakers either type with pinyin (abc) or zhuyin (ㄅㄆㄇ).

[@KEUNGWHITETIGER]

@@Eva-me9pv THEY USE THEIR WAY, I USE MY WAY,倉頡 倉=人戈日口 頡=土口一月金

[@KEUNGWHITETIGER]

@Rash Cutiipie MORE PRACTICE AND UNDERSTAND THE BASIC CONCEPT OF CHINESE LANGUAGE, SUCH AS THE PRINCIPLE OF CHINESE CHARACTER DESIGN AND THE BASIC STRUCTURE OF CHINESE SENTENCE IS SVO. THE CHINESE GRAMMAR IS JUST LIKE PLAYING LEGO. ALL THE WORDS YOU WANT TO SAY ARE DIRECTLY ADDED WITHOUT ANY CHANGING(NO CONJUGATION)

[@Eva-me9pv]

@Rash Cutiipie Most English speakers found learning Chinese with pinyin easier. However, there’s no “easy” way to learn Chinese since it’s the most difficult language out of all languages, so you just have to put in the work 💪

[@naomihoekzema4630]

Im dutch but I dont even know what he was trying to say

[@yinkakostelijk2168]

Ahahahahah precies dat

[@alekzandaaaaaaa]

Naomi iemand die het weet? 😂 pls lmk

[@jobjanssen7968]

vgm de 2e angstschreeuw, maar de eerste weet ik ook niet

[@detibbe5787]

Slechtschrijvend en angstschreeuw staat in ondertiteling

[@philippe7565]

Whahhahaha 't waren niet eens woorden "slecht geschreven" en iets randoms

[@fgcbrooklyn]

Cantonese has 9 tones, while Mandarin has 4 tones (plus a neutral one). That in itself makes the language exponentially more difficult to understand and to speak. Moreover, although both languages use the same characters to express the same meaning, they are pronounced differently. Based on what I learned, the Caucasian languages are probably at the top of the ranking also.

[@rainszzngai]

There are times of dialects in China all of them are hard cantonese is just and example. I'm from Guangdong and my first lang is cantonese so as mandarin I think it's not that different. There are so many other dialects in China too!

[@kuanysh2707]

First Language: Kazakh(is similar to Turkish) Second Language: Russian Third Language: English Wanna Learn: French, German, Turkish

[@karamimamali6139]

My first language is : Azerbaijani Second is : Turkish Third and still learn : English (levelB1) I wanna learn : French

[@kaynarmetehan]

@@karamimamali6139 Azerbaycan dili ile Türkçe aynı dil. Sadece iki dilin şivesi farklı.

[@risabh2519]

Bad Americans classify every language as tough.

[@GojoSandyHandy]

English would be tough

[@Filthymutt]

I am a linguist and agree with this list, especially the tonal languages. None of these are particularly easy as an American to acquire.

[@theorangedinosaur4098]

@@GojoSandyHandy ofcorse it is. Tear😪 Tear(tare) Though(thoe) Tough(tuf) Silent leters: Phone(fone) Phoney(foney) You're Your One Won and one sound the same So dose wood and would Meat and meet English is crazy tbh.

[@doriannamjesnik3007]

@@theorangedinosaur4098 it was not hard for me at all! I just didn't care and passively picked up vocab.

[@alittlefighter8765]

@@doriannamjesnik3007 Well for me English isn't that hard and if it was then why is it the most known language...right?

[@ok-wv4st]

I died when he pernounced Tagalog “tag-a- log”

[@leviphilippines5588]

After years of learning, I still can't pronounce quezon right, im indeed a filipino, and it's easier for me to understand some french and alot of English-- WHY AM I FAILING CLASSES

[@user-ko5mr9yd4c]

I'm not even from the Philippines, nor do I speak the language but oh my gosh I think a part of my soul left my body when he said that.

[@Zenebatos]

Tagaa-log.

[@rp1232]

IKR

[@complayzlfierzcho4069]

Omsim par hahahahahha Dapat kase "Taga-log"

[@Nicolas_spbr]

First Language: Spanish. Second Language: Portuguese (Half Brazilian and currently living in São Paulo). Third Language: English. Want to learn: French, German, Italian and Greek.

[@OffGridInvestor]

My third language is Spanish and I hear Portuguese and am like 🤪 and then read it straight off the screen NO problem.

[@mjyan3599]

Actually the hardest language is the Taiwanese HW~LW` language - which is also a so-called Chinese Southern-Min dialect by the Chinese linguistic hegemony. It is tonal (having more tones) and having tone sandhi that changes tones of all words except the last one in the sentences. The sandhi rules are also so complicated that only the native (or those with years of hard learning) can master it. The Taiwanese have been trying in vain to develop a written form for more than 450 year resulting in numerous (close to 75) different written systems. My question is why our ancestors developed such a difficult language? Can you help to develop a good written system? Any thought?

[@luciusirving5926]

In other words, Chinese Southern-Min puts Japanese, Vietnamese and Korean to shame. Sounds like Mandarin and Cantonese, but more synthesized.

[@retardman5193]

Chinese: our language is hardest! Japanese:no! Ours. Arab: Nice joke. Programming languages: *noobs*

[@musaabu-hadbah2495]

As a person who can code (in Scala and Ruby), and speak Arabic. I think most people would agree that programming is harder 🤣🤣🤣

[@retardman5193]

@@musaabu-hadbah2495 lol, definitely programming languages are the hardest, I am a website developer and definitely can tell every language other than Html, Css and JavaScript like Java, C++, C are very hard tbh

[@musaabu-hadbah2495]

@@retardman5193 Normal people: C++/C are the hardest languages ever. Some developer in the 60s: ***laughs in Assembly language***

[@retardman5193]

@@musaabu-hadbah2495 o o f

[@idekanymore1624]

*Arabic, Arabic is the language and Arabs are the people.

[@f.elovely2744]

You got arabic characters all wrong! Arabic writing starts from the right to the left, not the opposite and the letters are atatched.

[@anonymouslux]

F.E lovely 🍪

[@mistirius5882]

Yep i'm Arabic and this is right

[@iqbalazam6398]

Yea they got it wrong

[@puddlypudding3673]

✅

[@eggpoint60]

true صباح الخير =good morning not the other way around

[@raa3089]

I think it also depends on how you pronounce letters in your native language, as an Arab I found Spanish very easy but my Canadian friend thinks its hard and complicated And many languages share some words so you can actually talk in the language after few days of learning it but the accent and difficult words make it harder

[@thekookiethatbullymaguireate]

Here in the Philippines it's not just in the cities because English is already being teached to students at a young age across the country

[@apolloncz2763]

How could be Slovenian and Croatian languages harder then Polish, Czech and Slovak languages?

[@angryinternetperson6629]

I'm a Croat and Croatian language doesn't seem super hard. I mean, it suprised me he didn't enclude Finnish in the list, because it is WAY harder than Croatian, Polski, Slovacki etc...

[@apolloncz2763]

@@angryinternetperson6629 I speake a bit Finnish

[@angryinternetperson6629]

@@apolloncz2763 I never tried to speak it, but I have read and heard some words and it's a bit weird and complicated...

[@angryinternetperson6629]

@@apolloncz2763 We are both Slavs, so... Write something on Czech and I'm gonna translate it into Croatian if I figure out what you've written ok? XD

[@apolloncz2763]

@@angryinternetperson6629 Čeština, slovenština a polština jsou jazyky ze střední Evropy a chorvatština a slovinština jsou jazyky z jižní Evropy. Chorvatsko má nádherné moře a je nejlepší ve fotbale... Let's translate it

[@saresartus]

I'm a linguist. If this is how this channel presents languages, then I would be extremely skeptical about how it presents literally any other topic. Be careful what you see/believe on the internet, everyone.

[@datchisan25]

I have been searching for a comment that actually mentions how dumb this video is… Like, this was made for English natives obviously so how can Afrikaans beat Persian? Or even Filipino? Not to mention most Westerners tend to struggle more with Korean than Chinese, not to mention that the actual hardest language is gonna be a conlang made to be difficult to master

[@Joy-wd9ez]

@@datchisan25 I may not be a linguist, but as an Afrikaans speaker I was also skeptical of this video 🙂😅🤣

[@QueenMasumi]

I actually am learning German, Japanese (my best friend is teaching me the older tongue, yes Japanese do have an older and modern tongue) , and Russian. Let me say I know how to use a basic conversation already in these languages. Super easy to learn if given the right amount of time and day to do some practice and learning. Seeing this comment actually explains why I was thinking that way too cause I am learning multiple languages at once. I speak native English cause Im from America and Spanish since I am cuban, which we say and phrase things heavily differently than other Spanish cultures.

[@axel7445]

@@datchisan25 as someone who has already studied Chinese and is currently studying Korean, I find Chinese to be way harder than Korean both in pronunciation and in written language.

[@thingfish000]

Right? Persian, more often called Farsi. And he mispronounced "Tagalog". Also, how exactly are Korean and Japanese similar? And he neglected the fact that Cantonese and Mandarin are so different that a speaker of one would be unable to understand the other.

[@rubyeee]

my first language is tagalog, i can speak english and rn i'm learning Thai, it wasn't hard as I expected it's actually fun 💚🇹🇭

[@valp9411]

any language can be easy if it’s enjoyable, you only get discouraged if the language isn’t meant to be 💕💕

[@rubyeee]

@@valp9411 I think there is no thing such as hard language to a person who is determined to learn it, discouragements makes the learning fun and enjoyable.🧡

[@notcoockie2864]

I speak dutch. Its also used a lot in Belgium being the main langues. But most people there also speak french and some even german.

[@Bou89]

The flag of The Philippines upside-down. It means war.

[@gamingprincetorres9844]

Joshua your right its war!!! Maybe its marawi

[@jpthegreat2.025]

Joshua Masangcay Ikr

[@haifapog8158]

AYE KABAYAN

[@elgienbarera4027]

Small details big impact! Anyways hindi mahirap baybayin ang Tagalog besides it should be Filipino as the languange.

[@johnleeesparagoza2936]

maybe its world war 1 or 2??😂😂

[@c0music94]

the arabic is not like : م ا ل س ل ا its like this : السلام its from *right to left*

[@ytuser11]

C0 MUSIC yeah but idk why some apps make it that way

[@ljzn7315]

مرحبا

[@firaselsh7420]

انت عربي يعني? or you jast now that?

[@tintasticchannel2312]

Yep you are right and I am arabic / Jordanain

[@thecatdamtbc5544]

Yeah,also Hebrew is like that

[@ba5ozfamily]

Love learning other language, just like our channel want to help other that want to learn some basic pronounce in vietnamese, is always good and great to learn other language

[@hana-kj2rl]

My mom can speak urdu, Persian, Kurdish, and arabic but she cant explain how any of those languages work cause it just goes to her mind.. I wish I was like her tbh

[@allyzthvillacruel1594]

My first language: Tagalog My second: English My third: Spanish My fourth: Korean

[@danwe6297]

My first lang: Czech My second: English My third: Russian My fourth: Korean

[@brylemorga3262]

I change my comment so all comments to me are non sense. (Thank for Seven likes May 12 2020)

[@yuichilee96]

My first: Cantonese My second: Mandarin My third: English My fourth: Malay My fifth: Japanese

[@iriela9027]

@@brylemorga3262 Hakdog 😄

[@that1alice]

My first: English My second: Bikol My third: Irish

[@benguetkoboy]

you know what we need to learn these languages Duolingo

[@americanslangoftheday6784]

Duolingo is a great place to start and a bad place to stay.

[@zyraanikanero5028]

Hhhahahha i use that too

[@machigiceb7788]

Im also using it, well id say it definitely have its pros and cons but its a great app to download if you just want to learn the basics or brushing up the lessons you've learned before

[@darceyxo1175]

He’s coming

[@purpxlina]

Ah s... , here we go again

[@user-un5rg9pn5s]

First language: English Second language: Spanish Almost fluent: Japanese Wanna learn: Portuguese, French

[@jeffpage1000]

Are you going to lear Portugal' portugues or Brazil portugues?

[@jhonrhoddquintos2645]

1st language: Tagalog 2nd language: English almoat fluent: japanese wanna learn: korean, spanish

[@teresajadia3291]

First Language: Tagalog Second Language: English With basic knowledge: Russian Wanna learn: German and Japanese

[@atbellum4458]

Brazilian Portuguese?

[@dominiknovak6494]

I am from Slovenia an you forgot to mention that we don't just heave singular and plural but also a separate for 2 (like 2 people or 2 apples). For example: Kupil sem jabolko I purchased an apple Kupil sem jabolki I purchased 2 apple's Kupil sem jabolka I purchased (3 or more) apple's

[@antymede7007]

My primary language: *polish* My second language: *english* My third language: *german* My fourth language: *japanese* My fifth language: *croatian*

[@czerwin77]

polish XD I too

[@Bludi8959]

Lemme guess you do German in school?

[@PikselowyPL]

Kurwa!

[@shirinkordbacheh9848]

Nice

[@antymede7007]

@@Bludi8959 in Poland, you need to learn german aswell

[@harshadvikram7458]

I speak English, Hindi , Marathi, Tamil, Malyalam, French and Japanese

[@abhay_r7068]

@Ethan John But it's useless without speaking daily

[@jayajadhav8221]

I know everything you know leaving French tamil and Malayalam

[@RAJURANICN]

I speak Marathi Hindi English Sanskrit German

[@afzalakbar3541]

ur probably a malayali!?

[@kentallman3567]

congratulations no one asked

[@archilesmendoza5740]

We Filipinos are particular about the Grammar. We have different intonation. E.g Gabi Gaabi = Taro Gabi = Night Confusing? Right?

[@minileo3107]

0:52 Why is the flag upside down? it's supposed to be blue ontop not red cuz Philippines is in peace or is it just me colour blinded

[@anamarija6050]

if your first language is English.... everything’s hard lmao (no offence)

[@fuzzers6233]

_ana_ Depends tbh, my first language is English and yet I speak Russian. (I don't have an American accent when I speak lmao)

[@pandapanda4124]

Savage

[@hikaruriko6504]

XDD

[@ivanbraginsky4956]

English is my second language my first language is Spanish and I taught myself how to speak Russian

[@shaniajoseph1041]

_ana_ true

[@Floralsol]

1st language: yelling 2nd language: crying 3rd language: Korean 4th language: laughing

[@manjeerareddy3349]

Kdrama/ k-pop fan found 😂

[@junghoseok4454]

It's okay I felt you

[@hemalathap1921]

K-pop fan

[@valenciagoh]

Hey me too , honestly korean is easy when you can read the letters

[@justwin9466]

@@valenciagoh u know it from nas

[@lucastheworm4780]

so i speak/am learning english, spanish, french, irish, japanese, and chinese. I tried learning welsh once and I found it a lot harder than chinese lol

[@pyromorph6540]

My mother tongue is Finnish, i also speak English fluently, very little bit of Swedish. I am trying to learn Irish language, i love it. 😃

[@leonalexander5306]

Finnish is the most difficult language. Why did Finnish not make the list?!

[@gogi2500]

kyllä suomi 😺

[@darkghost7894]

My first language: Urdu My second language: English My third language: Nonsense My fourth language: Sarcasm

[@Neith579]

:)lol

[@datguy9703]

ha ha so true!

[@sayannieishere8921]

Dark Ghost yess!! 😂

[@what4063]

I grew up in a household that spoke 7 languages (technically 6 “cuz of a traditional versus simplified” situation lol) English (duh), Français, Español, Irambä, Geryaha, Ęnńojiah. Lolll

[@tahaumer6930]

why is this is so similar to me :)lol

[@XxMeTa_Zr0xX]

"Japanese" *Anime fans has left the chat*

[@thanosloli6080]

Weebs left the chat

[@Copycat217]

count me in bro

[@ilovequake833]

This is rude,stop.

[@ilovequake833]

@@thanosloli6080 Shut up.

[@sonokoluvr9546]

Z4ID4И's Life go cry about it

[@Boywithytchannel]

I like how you guys wrote Arabic from left to right lol, Hebrew too, and that's how letters are written in the end of words

[@thekingdedede]

What about languages such as Ge'ez and Tigrigna that come from the same language tree as Arabic?

[@anirose6807]

No Finnish, Polish or Portuguese? Who made this list?

[@marcellalacerda1149]

@@Glitzyyy OMG, u have to be kidding me, we have a lot of conjugations and everybody freaks out about it

[@marcellalacerda1149]

I speak both Portuguese and Spanish and yet I think both of them are really hard to learn and require a lot of time to properly learn the grammar rules

[@joethedarkmemelord7664]

@@marcellalacerda1149 have you heard about Basque?

[@marcellalacerda1149]

Never

[@lanakrajcer]

And Croatian harder than Sanskirt? Lol

[@blueberry-vs7fi]

My first language: Spanish My second language: Italian My third language: German My fourth language: English My sixth language: Sarcasm My seventh language: Screaming fifth language is non existent

[@flo1202xyz]

Guten Tag

[@sumaiyasulatana3033]

What about the fifth???

[@sir_humpy]

@@sumaiyasulatana3033, the fifth is count to 7. Work in progress.

[@nelsontdm7236]

All I see is jungkook 🥰

[@theredevil1086]

;; b u b b l e t e Como hablas español e italiano, será muy fácil hablar portugués. Intenta aprenderlo.

[@raffynilada9587]

there is bisaya in Philippines but some of the words have Spanish like open. Open in bisaya is abre and spanish also abre

[@EcstasySamples]

ok here is a correction for 2:49 . I think he tried to write "Boker Tov" (בוקר טוב) which is "good morning" in Hebrew. The problem is that you wrote it from left to right instead of right to left. Which form the words "Bot Rakuv"(בוט רקוב) which is roughly translated to "Rotten Bot" in Hebrew. Idk I just found it funny

[@azu-azre_chan]

The hardest language is... Trying to understand what it's written to enchanted book in Minecraft.

[@RSFrROAS]

Azre Taidana yep

[@konstantinosgiannakes5713]

That is standard galactic

[@gooseman6733]

I⎓ ||𝙹⚍ ℸ ̣ ∷ᔑリᓭꖎᔑℸ ̣ ᒷ ℸ ̣ ⍑╎ᓭ, ⍑ᔑ⍊ᒷ ᔑ ∴𝙹リ↸ᒷ∷⎓⚍ꖎ ↸ᔑ||

[@norefhesalazar719]

Yeeee

[@KimberleyVlasak]

Yep

[@sailorboar]

My grandma only taught me the curse words in Tagalog lol

[@svt_edits1816]

DePoTa

[@pineapplebeach3457]

He said it weird

[@real06og6]

BOBO

[@miechaelhyntv]

@Memes is my middle name:P 🤣naiintindihan kita pilipino din ako

[@vincebas3988]

Putangina hahahaha

[@jehgelo]

Why tagalog is at 20th? The grammar and conjugation makes it very diffucult for westeners.

[@reptileclub8681]

The hardest language I've learned was Korean.... I'm still learning it, and try to read a book, watch a video/movie, or listen to kpop/podcasts to learn more of the language, I also read my notes 3 times daily... I'm also reading a book in German

[@CerebralRiches]

First language: Turkish Second language: Dutch Third language: English Fourth language: Simlish Fifth language: Minecraft Villager

[@montana3473]

Ewa Turk

[@NicholasWarper]

seventh: minecraft enchantment table

[@ejagsaway2630]

Eighth: binary code

[@charleneberry7085]

i found a language on google translate called "Javanese"

[@CerebralRiches]

@@charleneberry7085 congrats.

[@SirSki1]

The hardest language basically is the minecraft enchantment table language

[@adl805]

So Hebrew

[@cob2265]

Except if your a minecraft veteran like Pewdiepie.

[@morpx6955]

only true gamer can understand that language

[@lancetheking7524]

it makes no sense even when you learn it...

[@zbuilder4664]

@@lancetheking7524 because it's not a real language. It's just random lines

[@memoryy6968]

First Language: Filipino Second Language: English Can speak a little bit of: Korean Want to learn: Mandarin Chinese ( Traditional), Thai, Vietnamese,Korean,Spanish, and Japanese Home land: Philippines Language i always use: Filipino City&Region: NCR( National Capital Region/Metro Manila) Quezon City

[@notawhiterefrigeratorhoney7497]

filipino you mean tagalog right? cuz filipino is the people of philipines

[@dbtalahuonyommusic7067]

I learnt a bit of mandarin in classes.. hard yes, but definitely possible, and surely not as even close to as difficult as the whistle languages, or the ones with clicks, or the one from Amazonia (forget the name) with no structure or whatever.

[@depressedaf3603]

Meh, the hardest language in the world is Kindness. Bet majority of us human can't speak this language, I mean it's way too hard for us barbarians 😿

[@ahumanthatexists6048]

Kanwal Katherine this is actually very true we really need to learn how to speak kindness

[@jamminjed2742]

Agreed

[@zita7255]

Lol

[@camillamsp3929]

It’s not a fucking language.

[@fardos7034]

@@camillamsp3929 lol

[@THECOMMUNISTCHANNEL]

Maths: *laughs in Greek*

[@ai-kt3hy]

Dead meme and has nothing related. Mo*ron.

[@godlymessenger]

😂👌

[@neopoulpa]

Like χαχαχα +ω *(α3 / 2π ) / ρ = Γάμησε τα και άφησε τα

[@jiminiepabo6982]

😢😢

[@cheri8403]

☆The communist channel☆ love your name

[@lowenbarbe6229]

As a French, I was surprised to see that French wasn't on this list, it has a lot of weird grammar rules and other things (for example, in French the word "second" (not the unit, like in second place) is spelled exactly like in English but the "c" is pronounced like a "g").

[@rosseansfaith3874]

My first language was Tagalog, English, Cebuano (which is belonged to philippines languages also). I know Spanish and Korean but not much at all...

[@arya1275]

"Sanskrit is tough" **Hindi and Tamil with 18 others have left the chat**

[@srivaibhavi3863]

I thought Tamil would be in the list..

[@arya1275]

@Muslimcel so??

[@anirudh3161]

Malayalam

[@ankushff6195]

I can speak hindi

[@footballarena8491]

Sanskrit is not a spoken language

[@syusokukatukan9803]

3:15〜 EXCUSE ME I’m Japanese but Korean is tough to learn for us It’s true our ancestors are almost same but language is completely different

[@spuncyco9914]

syusoku katukan bruh it’s * easier * to learn for Japanese.

[@andrianitety1646]

しゆそくかつかん =its"shusoku katsukan" but I tried my best to write your profile name in japanese

[@gnoblin7320]

@@andrianitety1646 Nobody cares, weeb

[@jovan1198]

They have very similar grammatical structure

[@zooootopiaa3349]

@@gnoblin7320 hah like someone will care about your opinion

[@fabdav333]

1st Language: spanish 2nd language: English 3rd language: French 4th language: italian I want to learn: Portuguese and Japanese. I've studied French for a while now and my grandma is italian, so I had to learn to communicate with her

[@salah777]

In north Africa we speak at least 3 languages Arabic, french, english. you find also some people speaking Amazigh and Spanish.

[@divinemoto]

First Language: Nepali Second Language: Magar Third Language : English Fourth Language: Hindi Fifth Language: C Sixth Languge: C++ Currently Learning : Java Script

[@bazaarwalakhana5401]

Replace hindi with English

[@sanchitmehta6513]

You should learn python

[@odihlesmana9207]

@Dark Ages u hungarian

[@klevi7325]

Lenin mauzoleumanak lelinoleumozasa

[@Sprinkling_waters]

what is C and C++??!

[@Sonia-ez8jb]

*In India you will find people conversing in 2 to 3 language at their homes* *1) State Language* *2) English (Colonial)* *3) Maybe Hindi (Majority sovereign language)*

[@ZoaInBlack]

I speak odia Hindi and English

[@noname-uo4et]

I speak gaw wali hindi , English,hindi

[@Ruby-ls5fl]

In pakistan you speak 3 different lenguages at home too: i speak punjabi,english and urdu for example

[@aflam21212]

@Sahil Shirodkar I am Arabic and I only speak Arabic Google Translate

[@ges105sb6]

Urdu,pujabi,bungli:am i a joke to you?

[@juanfelipe3820]

I am colombian and I struggle sometimes when it comes to speak in English or German. I can't imagine how hard would it be to learn Chinese

[@adamantman3200]

I'd be interested in seeing where English and Spanish would fit into this grouping. I do know the languages have many similarities.

[@mutaz7585]

First language: Arabic Second language: English Third language: Korean Forth language: Chinese Fifth language: Japanese (still learning)

[@zarjakrajnik6485]

Well done!👍 My frst is: slovenian Second:english Third : corotian And maybe italian a litle bit.

[@NaroOwO]

안녕하세요!

[@user-tb6gq7ix6i]

日本 is not that hard 私はフィリピン🇵🇭

[@George_star]

Me First: Spanish Second: English Third: Japanese (still learning) Fourth: Chinese (Comming soon)

[@poopoopants7904]

ooh cool! my first language: arabic (moroccan dialect is my primary dialect. but i speak a bunch of others) second: french third: english fourth: spanish fifth: korean sixth: (learning) chinese seventh: (learning) japanese

[@zakinariyulyen1692]

Oh yes, Tagalog is not really that hard to understand. Baba - Down Baba ba - Is it down? Bababa ba - are (you) going down? Aba, bababa ba - oh, are (you) going down? Minions language 😂😂😂

[@nehakala8863]

Zakinari Yulyen I think it is Hebrew and not Tagalog because I am learning Hebrew, and what you said is what I learn.

[@knucklehoagies]

i agree. Tagalog is not hard to learn. Everything is spelled the way it sounds and grammar rules are pretty consistent across the board without all the weird irregularities English has. It's a pretty straightforward language lol. I guess what makes it hard is that the grammar is completely unrelated to any western language.

[@reynoldguco8992]

Sige na,tama ka na.

[@user-kx1ck2kp7j]

Neha Kala no

[@velvet8859]

the grammar is hard

[@Spikus74]

Another really hard language is Czech. With its seven cases, word endings and pretty hard pronunciation it would deserve a place on this list too. 👍😃 I can say that even though I'm fluent in it, I still make mistakes and sometimes I can't even remember if there is i or y in a certain word.

[@andreasanguridis586]

I agree some people underestimate how hard czech is, it's my mother language and i still make a lot of mistakes

[@taylorhenderson7674]

I want to learn Arabic , it sound so pretty when spoken and the writing is gorgeous too.

[@aliabassi8045]

7. “JaPaNeSe” *anime fans has left the chat*

[@chun9889]

Lol. I'm a weeabu

[@katsuya063]

Me

[@mali-lf3lg]

japanese isn’t hard

[@FantasyIce]

@I was using my grandma kindle bruh

[@bisexualbean2529]

Mali *cries* how..? I mean I speak Japanese pretty well (pronunciation wise) but writing and typing in it is a nightmare...

[@Channel_976]

You better said “almost every language on earth except English”

[@DavidGarcia-nx2gj]

@Triple B but the accent is a thing to master. That means a word can mean completely different things. But in general could be easy.

[@thefreddyofthecentury1685]

@Triple B It is Easy but the hardest thing is the way you speak it

[@galaxyguy6663]

Actually English is one of the hardest laungueges to learn

[@astro_h]

@@galaxyguy6663 it's one of the easiest

[@joetion6806]

Lonely Star Just because most schools worldwide teach English on a mandatory basis doesn’t make it “easy” to learn.

[@urfavscorpio420]

english is actually the hardest due to having so many rules we dont follow example: i before e except after c, we break this rule many times in words like “weird” “glacier” “seize” and many more :)

[@anaradia7440]

Korean is actually super easy to learn, whether as a French or an English speaker. Alphabet can be learned in a day (I was lazy and learned it in a week) and the sentence structure isn't that hard either in most cases. I had a harder time learning Mandarin or Japanese than Korean. And Spanish, French and other Latin languages are a nightmare bc of the conjugation.

[@ivanovichdelfin8797]

El español no es difícil

[@anaradia7440]

@@ivanovichdelfin8797 it isn’t until you get to conjugation and then the amount of tense and the exceptions gets overwhelming. Just like it is in French. It’s just that when you’re a native, you don’t think about it too much.

[@ivanovichdelfin8797]

@@anaradia7440 Hasta donde yo sé, aunque hay muchos verbos irregulares, no lo son para todas sus conjugaciones, sino solo en algunos casos puntuales. Los verbos irregulares además tienen la característica de ser irregular de la misma forma, entonces si sabes la terminación irregular de un verbo concreto, muchas veces puedes predecir la de todos los que cumplen su misma terminación en infinitivo. A la hora de aprender francés como hablante nativo de español me puse a buscar la lista de todos sus verbos irregulares, y empezar a conjugarlos en cada tiempo verbal y persona para saber dónde cumple la conjugación irregular. Al fin y al cabo, no me pareció tan difícil (y no te creas que saber español me ayudó con sus terminaciones irregulares) Desconozco cómo es el coreano exactamente. Del japonés tengo entendido que tiene tres alfabetos y uno de ellos es el chino. Aprender el alfabeto chino del japonés puede costar lo mismo o incluso más (si quieres saber escribirlo también) que aprender las terminaciones irregulares de los verbos en español o francés, ya que tienes que ir palabra por palabra reconociendo su funcionamiento. Luego tienes que tener en cuenta que el tono es muy particular. El idioma inglés tampoco diría que es más fácil, ya que tiene casi el doble de sonidos fonéticos que el español y tienes que memorizar cómo se escriben las palabras porque una misma letra puede tener varios sonidos (por lo que tengo entendido). La comprensión del inglés tampoco ayuda, debido a que cuando te topas con una nueva palabra tienes que buscar cómo suena, de lo contrario probablemente no llegues a reconocerla cuando hablan. Otra cosa que hace al inglés difícil en su comprensión es que al tener tantos fonemas, tienes que familiarizarte con todos, si no es fácil confundir unas palabras con otras.

[@anaradia7440]

@@ivanovichdelfin8797 it looks like we have vastly different experiences with those languages, which might be because you started from Spanish and I from French and English. I see your point of view but even as I keep learning more languages, I still feel the same as two years ago. In any case, I wish you a good life. Take care!

[@ivanovichdelfin8797]

@@anaradia7440 Sí, yo creo que nuestra opinión sobre qué tan difícil nos resultó uno u otro idioma depende de muchos aspectos, como: qué tan jóvenes lo aprendimos, lo necesitabas más en ese momento, tenías estrategias particulares para aprenderlo más rápido, ya sabías un idioma que te ayudó a aprender otro, tenías alguien con quien practicarlo... Definitivamente pienso que el francés es un idioma generalmente muy difícil, más que el inglés y español, e incluso me planteo si lo es más que el japonés y coreano también. Muchas gracias por tu comentario. Te deseo lo mejor a ti también 🙂