Top 10 Difficult Languages to Learn

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[@gutz1981]

Who else is here who speaks a language other than English to see if their own language was on this list?

[@jibo91]

Me - Portuguese

[@PhantomTP777]

here*

[@mojataxko3802]

me

[@ahmedabulhameed]

me I speak Arabic German English

[@colombosmarco]

Yep Italian ahahah

[@harshittripathi217]

Correction;: 10 most difficult language for english speaker

[@Bynasf]

Isn’t that incredibly obvious?

[@vadimturkan7561]

Correction for English speakers.

[@brokendrug]

Harshit Tripathi true. I don’t study German, Norwegian, Danish or Deutch but I still understand them. Mostly Danish and Norwegian XD

[@Bynasf]

MaltaLand no, you definitely don’t understand them just by knowing English.

[@cultofpunktionality3302]

Lenin our savior the Ukrainian dude might be watching it. Chinese guy might be watching it. Some of the languages are easy for them

[@powasjington4262]

#10 Hungarian #9 Khoisan #8 Korean #7 Icelandic #6 Sanskrit #5 Finnish #4 Japanese #3 Arabic #2 Russian #1 Chinese Honorable Mentions: Dutch, Welsh, Greek, Hebrew

[@jam2027]

Suomi MAINITTU TORILLe

[@myname.1602]

thx

[@themanofmarvels6573]

Japanese pronounciation easy asf writing hard asf

[@wkrooozistyle6881]

Me: *Laughs in Turkish*

[@maxemerson7268]

Dutch isn’t difficult

[@wyntyrr]

“Only Slavic on this list is Russian.” *Śmiech w języku polskim*

[@tutejsyja7198]

Polski to bardzo prosty język. Nauczyłem się w ciągu miesiąca.

[@LeMiemo-shay]

@@tutejsyja7198 Bo jesteś bardzo blisko języka polskiego. Dla osób z nie słowiańskiej grupy językowej to trudny język

[@michalzarddev]

@@tutejsyja7198 true

[@qdatum1388]

As a Russian, who enjoys learning other Slavic languages, I may declare responsibly that all our languages are hard af. Even though they have a common structure, they contain lots of unique rules and even more exceptions in each. I mean, it's sometimes easier to learn all the exceptions instead of the actual rules, lol

[@wexter7427]

Siema pochodzę z Polski i może dla mnie to jest łatwy język ale dla innych uczących się Polskiego może to być trudniejsze

[@kennethdesales3888]

People speaking 3 or more languages: multilingual People who can speak 2 languages: bilingual People who speak 1 language: American

[@abhishekrajmishra8599]

Ask an indian they know atleast 3 languages

[@DoctorCymraeg]

And/or English! Thankfully us Welsh are bilingual at least 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@danieldrufee7157]

Ahab the Elder Yautja I am a white American who lives in California and I am surrounded by Latino people so I pretty much speak fluent Spanish

[@ringocharmley3941]

Im proud to NOT be an Americaaan! Latvia forever!

[@ringocharmley3941]

@@@user-wx2gv6zs3t First, I am not American, but Latvian. Second, i dont care bout grammar, cause it was supposed to be a joke, so r/woosh

[@jojjo8450]

Hardest language to learn: Sarcasm

[@sarthakdubeyfilms]

NattyFenja kya yeh sanskrit ka viksit roop hai ?

[@jojjo8450]

What? I only speak English and Swedish

[@dundalkbullzboy]

not if your Irish lol

[@heliumized]

NattyFenja yea

[@swooshyburrito]

NattyFenja I'm fluent

[@lina-ln2dh]

''only slavic language on this list is russian'' **smejem se v slovenščini**

[@fabian102pl]

*Śmieje się po Polsku*

[@kirin4455]

**směje se v Češtině**

[@lazar__jeremic2051]

*Смејем се у Србији*

[@Dzurky]

*smejem sa v Slovenčine*

[@nikolastojanovski6112]

*Смејем се у Србији*

[@Coowallsky]

Russian is a hell of a lot easier than most in this list. Learning it gives you a leg up on other Slavic languages (though not all)

[@waso778]

Russian I learned easy, I am Dutch living in Georgia. Georgian was so difficult took me 6 months to understand a bit and talk.

[@MiriamShehade]

Especially if you can speak Bulgarian too

[@caifothiazz]

Try czech :D

[@EmilyS1234]

Yeah, & Dutch isn’t has hard as, oh, let’s say, Chinese.

[@zombie_mushroom]

@@waso778 Foreigners thinking that they "know" Russian usually do not use cases, genders and verb aspects. If we seem to understand your Russian speaking in some cases, it doesn't mean that you speak grammatically correct. Russian has three genders and 6 cases for any noun, applying it to verbs you'll recieve at least 40+ forms of every of them. I don't even mention participle and gerund. And tens of suffixes, and free word order that reflects fine shadows of meanings. If you think Russian grammar is easy, you don't even close to knowing it.

[@SparklingHarmony]

This really depends on what language you know already.

[@creativxaj9765]

True, an example is if you're German and learning Dutch, they're similar!

[@skelly9266]

that is true my language is fifth(finnish) but i think it is really easy but maybe ö and ä are hard to learn...

[@skelly9266]

+viluzi for other

[@melonheadgaming15]

Since I speak English and Vietnamese, I'm sure French will be easy

[@Wesley-wg2qi]

Very true. I think they did it from a native English speakers perspective, but learning similar languages to whatever your native language is should always be easier.

[@giorgoskotronaros3198]

Just to save you some time: 10.Hungarian 9. Khoisan 8.Korean 7.Icelandic 6.Sanskrit 5.Finnish 4.Japanese 3.Arabic 2.Russian 1.Chinese

[@arbussman5003]

Russian and Japanese are so fucking easy

[@lukegrey1406]

arbus schtschuhrkovsky so is arabic

[@agrimvashisht7144]

Giorgos Kotronaros thx brah my wifi wasn't working.

[@jenzyk1302]

Where is dutch dutch gramatica is just that hard even for dutch people

[@tigersfan3411]

Giorgos Kotronaros I took Japanese for two years. once you learn the alphabet, its smooth sailing

[@mr37562]

10) Hungarian 9) Khoisan 8) Korean 7) Icelandic 6) Sanskrit 5) Finnish 4) Japanese 3) Arabic 2) Russian 1) Chinese

[@conorcollins209]

Thanks

[@fatimaabrahams522]

I can speak a bit Arabic, I'm fluent in English and afrikaans bcz I'm from SA

[@otw6007]

Arabic should be higher

[@makishekh4589]

Thankyou

[@TheUnforgiven59]

Thai should be on the list.

[@blyatifulnarkotik9258]

"Only slavic language on this list is Russian" *Směju se v Češtině*

[@serbiancow6918]

i am not sure what you said(i am serbian) but i think you said laughing in czech?

[@blyatifulnarkotik9258]

@@serbiancow6918 Exactly

[@matyy_.]

just in my opinion for example polish is much harder than russian

[@aleskubanek6452]

Ne asi xd

[@normanthe8th599]

Ne vem

[@hazimhamid4992]

Quirky girls be like: "I'm fluent in American, Australian, Canadian and British"

[@IbrahimDz]

Slm

[@gamermapper]

@@IbrahimDz I 😍 🇮🇱

[@jackjacky372]

BAHAHAHAHA TRUEEEE

[@romitdesarkar6283]

Amaerican, austraaeelien, Canadian, and bri'ish

[@gamermapper]

@Shaun Parkinson if only British people knew all those languages though

[@rajeevranjan3002]

Native: Hindi Easy: English,Sanskrit Difficult:To make people understand that Indian is not a language

[@gaurichauhan3453]

Sanskrit is not easy lmfao I've been learning it since 3 years in school and i still don't know a word

[@arnavnarayan2105]

@@gaurichauhan3453 Sanskrit is a sanskrit word.

[@arnavnarayan2105]

@Arkerion Good to know. Should've added a question mark after my comment.

[@arnavnarayan2105]

@CORONA son of China 👌👌

[@swarnimvajpai6373]

😂😂

[@browncrow6071]

I am form Bangladesh and I know some language like Hindi ( I learned it because of Bollywood ) Japanese ( I learned it because of Anime ) Korean ( I learned it because of K-Drama ) Spanish ( I learned it because of their Songs ) Urdu ( it's sound similar with hindi when you speak so it's easy to speak for me ) Arabic ( I am a Muslim so I learned it ) Tagalog ( I Don't why I learned it ) English ( You won't get a good job if you don't learn English ) Bangla ( it's my own country language )

[@mehmetsadi184]

what is your level in all these languages?

[@blitzers_blee]

i can speak only urdu as its my native but apart from that i also know some arabic cz i am also a muslim.

[@anything3068]

and you just wrote a comment

[@charulbhati8669]

@@anything3068 lol 😂

[@chereipeach345]

So the languages I can speak, Hindi Urdu English, French(not at all fluent). Can understand a little- mandarin and korean

[@PS_Tube]

If someone starts learning it at a young age, Sanskrit is easier to learn and quite straightforward as well. People sometimes forget English is pretty tough to master. So many pronunciation rules; because it loaned so many words from different languages, it appears more of a word soup sometimes.

[@enejidjsi5939]

@@pedrodelavi8936 the good thing about sanskrit tho is there are very little grammatical exceptions (unlike english). The script is completely phonetic and uses a very handy abugida writing system.

[@themanofmarvels6573]

It's particularly easy for hindi and telugu speaking people

[@alinachrist8416]

@@themanofmarvels6573 True that. A lot of words (in fact 90% of the words for hindi speakers) are already in these languages. The only issue is lack of able conversationalists in the language. Doesnt allow it to develop beyond textbook knowledge

[@eblita3698]

Yes, so many pronunciation rules in English, -and then loads of exceptions to these rules. Although my Scandinavian language is part of that soup: a more logical language would be better for international purposes when people learn a second language.

[@thomasalberto613]

Yeah, it's one thing to speak a language relatively well, and another to speak "correctly"

[@tvd9980]

When they said Russian all slavic people had to laugh

[@benuherka8709]

:D damn right

[@pietrynglib177]

You damn even more right i mean look at this shit: Możesz być pewien że masz jeszcze więcej racji, no przecież patrz na to gówno And this is literally what i said earlier in polish

[@benuherka8709]

@@pietrynglib177 well we all know Grzegorz, for real, Czech is damn hard, but Polish is even more crazy with its grammar and conjucted letters.

[@netocoelho1028]

Ho yeah dude!!

[@brumav9779]

Russian is hard but it’s not too bad, there’s some thing easier than English and some things harder

[@richtowers5219]

If you have no time: 10 Hungarian 9 Khoisan 8 Korean 7 Icelandic 6 Sanskrit 5 Finnish 4 Japanese 3 Arabic 2 Russian 1 Mandarin

[@shayneph4690]

Rich Towers thanks

[@laurentp1089]

the hero we need.

[@achrafmido1072]

thank you broo

[@nicolai3023]

this list is wrong

[@cococloyn2454]

@@nicolai3023 same, estonian is hardest and russian is easy

[@parthsahave1245]

An being a Marathi speaker sanskrit is very easy to learn for me it is taught in maximum schools in india including mine😅

[@hanji1041]

Infact English is one of the hardest languages to learn

[@amulyaranjan6070]

@@hanji1041 yeah

[@sunandavyahadkar6213]

Me too

[@maitreyeepatil6331]

I think Marathi is much more difficult than Sanskrit...even tho I'm a native speaker am not AT ALL good when it comes to writing essays and stuff.

[@juhi2722]

Am Marathi too

[@opusepynomus9995]

In India, most students take sanskrit in school because it's easy to score as an elective. Just don't miss your dots and dashes.

[@youngmoney1346]

It's because you know hindi

[@whateverwoohoo3086]

ARE U SURE ? * crying because she chose sanskrit as a subject *

[@haresh268u]

Sanskrit is eazy for hindi speakers

[@whateverwoohoo3086]

@@haresh268u well yeah but i am bad at both Sanskrit and Hindi as my mother language was Bengali and no one in my family speaks Hindi in daily basis and i am the only who can speak hindi quite ok ..... so yeah i still can not understand the diffrence and why are there so many genders and vachan .

[@merina3324]

Only in north india not in south india. So dont say whole india

[@maianhtran6063]

It depends on your mother tongue This is Top 10 Difficult languages for ENGLISH NATIVE SPEAKERS I am Vietnamese and i see that learning English is much more difficult than learning Chinese, which is the most difficult one in your list. It really depends on your native language

[@kriggo1]

who assumed your gender ?

[@maianhtran6063]

Gender? Why do you mention gender?

[@amyluong1895]

Mai Anh Trần I am Vietnamese- American and I think that Vietnamese is REALLY hard to learn!!! Even with ONE accidental change in accents, the whole word is messed up!!!

[@kriggo1]

its a joke, nvm.

[@kasai1701]

evidenceless comment, Chinese of course is way harder than English.

[@fisher3317]

“Only Slavic language on this list is Russian.” *śmieje się po polsku*

[@meowmeowmeowcatcat]

Prawdaa

[@jandoubrava3991]

Me as a Czech, who didn’t study polish, but still understand you *Směju se v češtině*

[@meowmeowmeowcatcat]

@@jandoubrava3991 I don't study your Language buy I still Understand you. *it's weird*

[@tobiassilhavik7327]

*Smejem sa v slovenčine*🇸🇰😉

[@SergeyGamesChannel]

Oh, really *смеюсь на русском🇷🇺*

[@livmarlin4259]

A grammatically correct sentence in hungarian: "A követ követ követ." It means: "The representative follows a stone." "A nagykövet egy nagy követ követ." It means: "The ambassador follows a big stone."

[@fattony9227]

Arabic is so difficult that most native students either fail it or barely pass it!

[@bingus_the_dongus]

true its usles to learn clasical just learn how to speak and write and get dialect prefrbly saudi becuse it sounds the best and your good to go

[@Zay213]

i learnt arabic in a year and a half but can speak it quiet good

[@user-yb3he6pm3k]

@@bingus_the_dongus no classical arabic isn't useless darling once u read quran and arabic poems u want more and more of arabic arabic is an addiction for me

[@rusulhassan5684]

مش للدرجة دي 😂😂

[@m01uq13]

@@user-yb3he6pm3k I couldn’t agree more 😁💕.

[@MrGyapjasbubu]

the title should be : "Top 10 difficult languages to learn for english speakers"

[@hannaistoan7646]

Hoy magyar!

[@Ravolox]

Rory Bramley Not necessarily. There definitely are languages which are difficult even for non-English speakers to learn.

[@Ravolox]

Satan Sorry for being Hungarian. (I'm so not sorry about this. So I suggest you to go back to hell.)

[@Frenchsauce17]

Gergő Mórocz exatly

[@LanceDa510]

Gergő Mórocz you obviously did not listen to the video... this video is FOR ENGLISH SPEAKERS

[@Ilk-adimmusluman-soy-adimTurk.]

the easiest language to learn is the language u love the most.

[@aleks6900]

+tvanliew67 HAHAHAHAHAHAH

[@gulaurfo6104]

I like english more than my native language, It's easier to explain things

[@hi-hk8os]

@@aleks6900 what's so funny?

[@riyotsu837]

I love sanskrit, studied for 5+ years still can't understand 😆

[@KC-xh5bs]

Gulaurfo So what is your language? I've always heard English is difficult for explaining things!?

[@ragipodduvinur]

I can’t be the only one who feels that English is literally the easiest and most simple language ever lol I’m Icelandic btw

[@explainingthoughts7423]

hello, you wouldn't mind then if we spoke a bit about icelandic ? It's quite difficult to find speakers of it and it'd be nice if I could ask you some questions about it

[@ragipodduvinur]

@@explainingthoughts7423 sure!

[@somethingyes5864]

When I saw your name I realised you were icelandic lol I'm from iceland to :)

[@ragipodduvinur]

@@somethingyes5864 hææ!😁

[@somethingyes5864]

@@ragipodduvinur hæ

[@Krishnapriye202]

Sanskrit is compulsory for 3 years in schools in India after that we are given an option between hindi and Sanskrit...we almost we all know a little Sanskrit ...many students pursue Sanskrit as a subject .. My dad is pretty good at it

[@user-gn7wb7ht1b]

मुझे भी संस्कृत सीखना है।

[@mannysidhu7723]

Punjab must be a different country then…

[@Mahmad_Asif]

There's only two villages where sanskrit is spoken One village is here in my state ( Karnataka ) My language is influenced by Sanskrit so i can understand most of the sanskrit words

[@Krishnapriye202]

@@Mahmad_Asif woww that's impressive

[@chuuseyelid5601]

for people who cannot be bothered: • Hungarian • Khoisan • Korean • Icelandic • Sanskrit • Finnish • Japanese • Arabic • Russian • Chinese (I’m also part Filipino and Chinese, but the languages I speak are Swedish, Korean, Japanese and English)

[@iraqia2560]

i know arabic

[@q1row595]

I can learn Sanskrit if I wanted to, since I'm Lithuanian and some of the Sanskrit words sound the same, it wouldn't be a problem.

[@rachnajoshi2377]

@@q1row595 i did not know that! thats interesting!

[@danikopter_lp]

I know hungarian

[@sarafelic9940]

Jackson Booth where’s german

[@marleelime5466]

I’m studying Japanese and the way she said “katakana” had me crying man

[@AndrewB_NNA]

Oh whatever, it wasn't that bad. Yea she puts stress on the second syllable like most english speakers would, but for someone who probably has no idea about how Japanese is pronounced, it was OK. I've been studying it myself for about 5 months now...

[@Sora-ce1zx]

To be honest, almost all Japanese learners’ pronunciations sound somewhat weird to me. In TV or real life, I’ve almost never seen someone who speaks Japanese naturally as people born and grown up in Japan. Considering that, the way she said was easily decipherable to me and I don’t see any problem with it. Anyway, thank you for being interested in our language! I really hope you enjoy learning Japanese and get better at it!

[@justicefonfara17]

Ewww why that language

[@AndrewB_NNA]

@@justicefonfara17 Because I wanna be able to watch 変態 without subtitles. Having to read breaks my concentration.

[@musicworld5874]

Hahahaaha

[@GholaTleilaxu]

No way a Slavic language, like the Russian you've mentioned, using the Cyrillic alphabet (which is basically a combination of Greek and Latin alphabets) can be more difficult than Japanese, Arabic or Hebrew! But I get it, this is more about USA politics than anything else, Russian must always be put "up there" with the difficult ones.

[@ericn.5263]

“Only Slavic language on this list is Russian” *Smejem sa v Slovenčine*

[@serbiancow6918]

so you slovenian,nice

[@georginho420]

@@serbiancow6918 Slovak

[@serbiancow6918]

@@georginho420 oh sorry

[@serbiancow6918]

In serbia its pretty different, its словачка,Slovačka(slovakia)

[@georginho420]

@@serbiancow6918 no problem mate Good to know

[@SergeyGamesChannel]

Native speakers of these languages: 🗿🗿🗿

[@user-tv3lh4rk6l]

по этому смайлу🗿 поняла что ты русскоязычная

[@SergeyGamesChannel]

Yep, i'm русскоязычный.

[@user-tv3lh4rk6l]

@@SergeyGamesChannel упс, думала, что ты девушка, сорри

[@SergeyGamesChannel]

@@user-tv3lh4rk6l ничего, бывает

[@agentcorpse7434]

Im an arabian and i sometimes have trouble finding the meaning of them احب انام بعد ما اكل العشاء

[@EmirYucel]

Hardest languages to learn cannot be a subjective thing in my opinion. If you are slavic, other slavic languages are easier to learn. It's primarily about the language a person knows or their ability to learn languages.

[@mysteryshmystery]

This is probably from an English point of view

[@EmirYucel]

+Christina xoxo well, I'm Turkish so that was not a correct guess

[@tankdempsey8383]

Lol, they said like 10 times to *English speakers*

[@mysteryshmystery]

Emir Yucel I was talking about the video

[@zvonimir360]

i cannot agree more. Although i find Slovenian one of the hardest languages in the Slavic region. Due to its gender nouns.

[@nikki-bz1rx]

I only learn Sanskrit because it was easy to get A grade. But it was so hard to learn so I drop it after 4year .

[@sholem6899]

Arabic: 3rd place Me: *laughs in hebrew*

[@nasseranise102]

Arabic is a hard one 😅 im still working on it

[@henriknielsen1253]

There really ought to be a law against speaking Arabic in public - it's horrible for the poor ears of everyone else 😂

[@nasseranise102]

@@henriknielsen1253 i think its a pretty language. Dutch ought to be illegal, look up how it sounds.

[@harshbhatia3069]

No language is easy or hard. A NEW BORN CHILD CAN LEARN ANY LANGUAGE EASILY.

[@wonderfultube6699]

everyone can learn languages the problem is the time spent , even a new baby takes years to learn a language

[@harshbhatia3069]

@@wonderfultube6699 difficult to learn new language as age increases

[@wonderfultube6699]

@@harshbhatia3069 I'm not saying that it isn't , I just said that babies don't learn languages magicly , they also need time.

[@jee_jee_jee_5529]

Ik someone who can speak tons of languages like English mandarin Cantonese Hokkien malay singlish Egyptian and probably Thai and vietnamese

[@wonderfultube6699]

@@jee_jee_jee_5529 in Egypt they speak arabic

[@knightwolf9863]

#10 Hungarian #9 Khoisan #8 Korean #7 Icelandic #6 Sanskrit #5 Finnish #4 Japanese #3 Arabic #2 Russian #1 Chinese Your welcome!

[@Cre3ze]

Where the fuck is German?? O. K. For me, it's easy, because I'm German but it's very hard for other countrys (Ok, for Switzerland, Luxembourg and Austria it is easy too...

[@drdemonetiza7104]

Mate, where’s Polish? My friends can’t even pronounce ONE word correctly in Polish.

[@alia2ali]

Thanks

[@nicolasgarza3540]

I speak Czech, Spanish, and English from birth. My mom Czech and dad Mexican, I live in U.S.

[@nicolasgarza3540]

English was my 3rd language

[@ericn.5263]

Sheldon: Sisään! Raj: What was that? Sheldon: It means come in. Sheldon: It’s taking forever to load the new operating system on my computer. Sheldon: I disinfected the kitchen and the bathroom and now I thought I’d learn Finnish.

[@that1forgettableperson458]

Sheldon is a legend

[@bongpalliii6057]

a filipino nerd traveller who speaks all dialects all over philippines with tagalog and english: 200 languages indeed

[@Love2Banime]

I'm more surprised Tagalog is not on the list

[@cheems8834]

Welcome to another episode of: where quarantine leads me today.

[@spanishrse6637]

Lol same

[@tigerclaw7876]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@VladimirJacinthe]

Ikr

[@kazooha3646]

Right destination

[@marianat1393]

i was supposed to be studying what am i doing with my life

[@VeronikaHer]

So the title should be "Top 10 Difficult Languages to Learn fo native english speakers" ...

[@Chavezoid]

Well, this video is in English, so that's quite obvious.

[@MrBrotherKnowledge]

Chavezoid Seriously.

[@darkkestrel1]

so you are implying everybody who speaks english speaks it as a mother tongue?

[@doid3r4s]

Every language is difficult or easy to learn with respect to another language. You have to draw the line somewhere.

[@MsMinoula]

It is explained in the beginning that the video takes it that you speak English already..the fact we watch videos targeted on native speakers does not mean we need to be acknowledged every second of it. now if you are russian-american or a chinese person who teaches english...and you see your language "up there" you will know who the video was made for. It is impossible to make a universal video of the hardest languages to learn, as this is vastly different depending what your first language is.

[@powasjington4262]

I noticed Dutch was in the Honorable mentions but I heard this is actually one of the easiest foreign language to learn for English speakers due to linguistic and cultural closeness.

[@JayLidz1223]

You’re right, It is easy. Thats why I take this stuff with a pinch of salt

[@Adolfhitler-lc6nt]

Sanskrit:-Devam Bhasyam(Language of god).

[@alexpetre2905]

Korean is seriously easier to learn than some people think, you can learn the alphabet in a couple of hours, and if you remember the sentence structure you'll be fine. The only problem is, there aren't that many different sounds in Korean which means that a lot of the words sound similar or even the same which confuses people a lot

[@pintinho732]

rosy_jooyoung_dean_crush_taek_BTS the alphabet is the easiest

[@dragonmanover9000]

Like "ㄱ" can either be "k" or "g."

[@TanyaRivera03]

dragonman9001 or sometiems the ㄴ is sounded like d

[@ankui6031]

Yani Chae Nah, the Latin or the Greek could be the easiest ones

[@jptrunvrse]

rosy_jooyoung_dean_crush_taek_BTS I'm learning Korean because I'm interested in Korea after watching/listening to kpop and kdramas.Its not that hard to learn the letters like I can easily recognize most of them but I use YT videos to learn, and I learn it at night when I can barely remember anything.

[@ZectonplaysMC]

Everyone saying " oh my language is the easiest " well no shit, you learnt it when you were young

[@dicktsui1818]

Yes and the reason it sticks in your brain is because you have the highest intelligence when you're young and you can learn quick , also you also use it all the time so you will not forget it

[@domantasmazukna435]

dude lithuanian is my native language but to write in all rules is so hard, and it sucks a lot

[@aurelia1999]

Yeah, they forgot lithuanian. scientist said that lithuanian is one of the hardest languages to learn. Labas, lietuviai! sutinkat su manim?

[@ghettoworks416]

Aurelia 1 teisingai!

[@ButiLao44]

I'm German and there is a reason I got a 4 (something like an American D) in a test about grammar and correct spelling last year.

[@jainilpanchal8044]

Sanskrit is taught in my school So I know total 4 languages Eng , Gujarati Hindi and Sanskrit But we know only to write and understand No one teaches to speak like native language

[@SixSkyDiver]

I'm actually learning Russian right now. It's not too hard. I'm surprised it's #2 on the list.

[@waso778]

Russian so easy, Georgian very difficult.

[@SixSkyDiver]

@@waso778 Yeah. English is a lot harder

[@SixSkyDiver]

@@waso778 I bet Georgian is too

[@waso778]

@@SixSkyDiver English easy for me btw I am Dutch. Living near Kutaisi for about 15 years. Russian was not so difficult, but Georgian took me while to understand anything lol. მე მომწონს გიორგი ❤

[@SixSkyDiver]

@@waso778Oh ok, that makes sense. Also, Georgian seems extremely hard.

[@earltheanarchist4919]

Want to learn Russian language for free? Play any game on EU server

[@miaouew]

CYKA

[@ogweeddeadchannel]

ИЗИ

[@Anne-ob5rh]

Dimitri, wanna play CS:GO?

[@FBI-it1ct]

Pidar

[@SuperTalkcam]

Bruh

[@egz3637]

this should be Top 10 languages hardest to learn to an English speaker

[@artemisjr1237]

Yeah this video definitely seems to be ethnocentric.

[@cia3653]

true

[@mirka3684]

Yeah

english is used by multiple races and ethnicities just so you know.

[@Oczkins92]

EmeraldGameZ Correct

[@angryyordle4640]

The word "video" is based in the latin word "video" which means "I'm seeing/watching". Not on sanscrit

[@vojta4413]

But it may be congnate with a Sanskrit because they are Indo-European, and also in in slavic languages it is "vidím" or similar. But I agree with you

[@petrzilinsky7800]

English - Do, did, done, doing. -_- Czech - Dělat, dělám, děláš, dělá, děláme, děláte, dělají, dělej, dělejme, dělejte, dělal, dělala, dělalo, dělali, dělaly, dělávat, dělávám, děláváš, dělává, děláváme, děláváte, dělávají, dělával, dělávala, dělávalo, dělávali, dělávaly, dělávej, dělávejme, dělávejte, dělán, dělána, děláno, děláni, dělány, dělaje, dělajíc, dělajíce, dělav, dělavši, dělavše, dělávaje, dělávajíc, dělávajíce, dělávav, dělávavši, dělávavše. Any questions? :D

[@skororica]

Dělavše :D aww

[@Jack_of_Helsinki]

Yes Finnish is very "difficult": The spruce is on fire = kuusi palaa The spruce returns = kuusi palaa The number six is on fire = kuusi palaa The number six returns = kuusi palaa Six of them are on fire = kuusi palaa Your moon is on fire = kuusi palaa Your moon returns = kuusi palaa Six pieces = kuusi palaa

[@kristofnagy2667]

Nilde693 what?!?! Omg haha

[@BlazingKnight83]

Kristof Nagy yes we have many ways to say (kuusi palaa) lmao

[@Jack_of_Helsinki]

I know because I'm Finnish :D

[@Ramblinggg]

Chef Mussolini its about the thing there doing at the moment like like some kids are trapped in a house and six of them are on fire so "kuusi palaa" im finnish my self so yeah

[@heppuepanormaali7993]

Nilde693 country = maa earth = maa ground = maa country side = maa Land = maa property = maa

[@r3dluff]

1, Chinese 2, Russian 3, Arabic 4, Japanese 5, Finnish 6, Sanskrit 7, Icelandic 8, Korean 9, Khoisan 10, Hungarian

[@r3dluff]

+Georgia Anna Wasnt in the video

[@froggo3335]

+REDLUFF korean isnt that hard. the alphabet is quite easy and then there are just the words and phrases left to learn

[@shunmutsshi5832]

russia is not hard i play CSGo so i have learn RUSSIA.....

[@chocolateunicorn1883]

+REDLUFF Serbian is harder than Russian

[@r3dluff]

Chocolate UnicornDIY fuck serbia

[@gabilations8719]

as someone who used to learn korean and japanese back when i was 10 or 11 (but dropped them because i got bored), it’s honestly not that difficult. it just takes effort and admiration of the language. i plan on learning russian soon (currently working on my german) and i assume that i won’t have a super tough time, although i’m not surprised that americans don’t want to put in any effort in doing something that doesn’t relate to them.

[@Bynasf]

Thats exactly what the hard part is, effort. You need to be consistent for years if you want to have any hopes in succeeding when it comes to most language learning

[@gawtham7722]

മലയാളികൾ ലൈക്കിക്കോ 😇 നമ്മടേം അത്യാവശ്യം tough തന്നെ ആണേയ് 😌

[@alvinoff3475]

そうですよ

[@artsbyamar7648]

@@alvinoff3475 weebaa

[@jojofan6356]

Omg man did you just draw some random circle like lines???

[@riyathanza8536]

@@jojofan6356 it's a language called malayalam .Usually spoken by the natives of kerala(India)

[@jojofan6356]

@@riyathanza8536 ty

[@tritone11]

any language is hard for someone who speaks only english :/ 😂

[@akirubamiru6700]

English is one of the easiest language in the world!

[@Dragoniiia]

ikr

[@karhammer]

It actually is one of the easiest if not THE easiest language to learn.

[@283leis]

NOPE. One of the hardest if you dont learn it as your native language. The grammar rules are weird, we have a million punctuation marks and rules, and words can have the same spelling but different pronunciations (Polish, polish) or vice versa (red, read).

[@karhammer]

Krystle Leis That's only if you want to have perfect grammar and shit, and let me say to you, even if english is your native language, you will have some grammar errors... i speak spanish, japanese and english (now learning german) and even if i don't have a perfect grammar, i do speak them. now knowing that english took me 2 years to perfectly understeand english and be able to speak it, for japanese however japanese took me 4 years to understeand and speak it (even tho i can not write it at a very good level). One more thing, english is the nº1 lenguage in the world...

[@kolozsvarifinn816]

Dutch: is one of the most similar languages to English Americans: Dutch belongs to one of the most difficult languages in the world

[@Blueeyez-en7jn]

Dutch is similar to german

[@kolozsvarifinn816]

@@Blueeyez-en7jn yeah but as someone who is half Dutch and had 2 years of German in high school and who speaks English I can say that Dutch is waaaayyy more similar to English then to German espacialy the grammar

[@Blueeyez-en7jn]

@@kolozsvarifinn816 Iam german and if I went to Netherland I understand many words

[@Blueeyez-en7jn]

@@kolozsvarifinn816 but I think you're right yes

[@ruanaribeiro]

@@Blueeyez-en7jn I think German is really similar to English.

[@a-mr8745]

I'm finnish. It was interesting to see my language on the list (though I knew it's there). Finnish favorite singer: Jenni Vartiainen was on that clip too with her hit song which was chosen some years ago to the best finnish love song: "Missä muruseni on" (Where is my darling)

[@tamm_mf]

In Arabic as in Korean, the subject is placed at the beginning of a sentence and before both the verb and the object. Also, not all sentences have to have a verb and for that Arabic does not have helping verbs. You can add a suffix to a verb to eliminate the subject as the verb and subject are written contented and pronounced as a single word. So, arabic so different not just in pronunciation but in grammar and structure.

[@MrThisucks]

doesn't korean have one of the easiest writing systems?

[@lalionne4414]

true.

[@emilyhills5609]

yes but it changes between the word

[@emilyhills5609]

and ㅔ and ㅐ sound the same so its really hard to know which one to use

[@gamerraine4778]

Emily Hills n

[@MrThisucks]

Emily Hills c and k sound the same as well as c and s in some cases. nothing new

[@yanva2741]

Well I'm Russian and I'm disagree. Even if Russian is so hard to be in this top, it should be on 9 or 7 place. Like COME ON, harder then arabic? No way.

[@Laksuuuuu]

Maybe for russian people it's not that hard...

[@mr.fantastic1405]

People who speak germanic languages do find it hard to learn any slavic language. So, for them, it won't make difference if it is Russian, Polish, Serbia, Bulgarian, Ukrainian or any other :) But at least we, Slavs, can mostly understand each other, no matter the language :D

[@Bloodyangelbaby]

Im teaching myself Russian and its tough. Being American, the alphabet used in Russian is very confusing to beginners.

[@kayleetooker8327]

Привет I’m learning Russian it’s going pretty good, but yeah I don’t think Russian is as hard as arabic.

[@Laksuuuuu]

@@mr.fantastic1405 try being finnish and only languases which is similar to Finnish isnEstonian which sounds like drunk Finnish

[@trickyz3609]

WatchMojo: these are the 10 hardest languages to learn. Me: Skyrim Dragon language

[@aloisbrzobohaty3019]

Is actually pretty easy if we consider it's grammar

[@immortannojoe9523]

0:52 & 6:03 *Fun Fact:* Hungarian's 🇭🇺 closest relative language is Finnish 🇫🇮.

[@jam2027]

Torille

[@Velmari_]

"Epäjärjestelmällisttymättömyydelläänsäkköhänkään" Just a casual everyday finnish word.

[@CerenAytekin96]

?

[@Maviel85]

It is not an actual "word". It's a construct of Finnish grammar rules that results in a very long string of letters. It doesn't actually "mean" anything, but it can be classified as a "word" since it is following the rules. To quote a Finnish friend, "The reverse of the reverse of something abstract that is made to be unorganized, which is owned by someone, and is one of the two or more (possibly similar) attributes that have a negative atmosphere or lack of something, and we doubt if it is it at the same time that we ensure that it truly is." Hope that clarifies things.

[@TelephoneToughGuy]

Everyday casual my black ass. I'm Finnish & I never heard anyone use that word in a sentence (although the meaning is clear)

[@veehooass]

During midsummer many Finns speak like this: "Kokoo koko kokko kokoon! Koko kokkoko kokoon? Koko kokko kokoon."

[@kurrinen123]

+Maviel85 It does mean sth.

[@Anurag2701]

4:52 Its not sanskrit. It's just English written in devnagri script.

[@musicstudy7610]

They wrote it wrong

[@musicstudy7610]

Maake raisnaible chovices

[@Tanvir_x3]

Peter Sen yeah i can read Hindi urdu english some sort of bengali but When i read his neck i was WTH is written😂

[@hazelgalban3566]

N O P E

[@samanar9030]

I wonder if sage Panini is rolling in his grave. Sanskrit has more than 5000 nouns and 2000 verbs and counting and these people go on and write plain English in devanagari script and that too so erroneously 😐

[@Weeping-Angel]

It’s funny how people only categorize Chinese into Mandarin and Cantonese and it’s a whole language family with other language groups besides those two.

[@waynet8953]

Since Mandarin is the official dialect they teach in school, that's the only one you need to communicate throughout China. The other dialects are not necessary if you're a foreigner.

[@Weeping-Angel]

@@waynet8953 exactly, and they still added Cantonese to the list

[@Sophia-bm7pb]

Because after Mandarin, Cantonese is the second famous Chinese language in the world. And there're about 100 million Cantonese speakers in the world, that's why.

[@evanarroyo1384]

I tried learning mandarin as a perfectionist. Didn’t last a few minutes. I’ll get the hang of it one day. But i’m just gonna learn German for now

[@joshdormaier6330]

Korean itself may be difficult to learn but Hangul can be learned in as short as one hour

[@i.msleatherchair1243]

Josh Dormaier I learned how to read it in 15 minutes :)

[@Muzhroomz9]

True...

[@CherryBun0325]

It looked intimidating at first, but I was surprised at how quickly I learned all the characters 😳

[@DC-oy3gk]

Is it really that easy? I've got a mad crush on this Korean girl and I am thinking to learn some Korean

[@user-gw3mf5ln2s]

Donny Cornelius no it’s not easy i have tried and it’s pain in the butt.

[@Hyblup]

Why’s Dutch In honorable mentions? Isn’t it supposed to be the easiest language for English speakers to learn?

[@Bynasf]

Yeah it is, there’s no reason for it to be here

[@duckyduckje4613]

@@Bynasf no its pretty hard

[@Bynasf]

ducky duckje yeah of course, every language has their difficulties. Dutch is, however, not even close to being one of the hardest to learn.

[@Bynasf]

Toxic that’s nothing compared to what’s out there from other languages

[@sebastiandepuydt9941]

@@Bynasf yes it is cuz it has so fucking many exceptions. I speak dutch btw

[@andreanatsuminadeau5608]

Nice to have put Korean so low on the list since it's a relatively easy language (both spoken and written) compared to japanese (that is not THAT hard to speak but hell to learn to write) or chinese (that is hard on both). If you're into Norse cultures learn Norwegian, lots of loan words and it's a gateway to learn other scandinavian languages like Swedish and Danish. If you want to appreciate the adventure of Thor and Loki in their original form then you better learn Islandic since it's quite closer to Old Norse than any other language I've mentionned...but as mentionned is alot harder to speak...probably why Marvel re-imagine the birth of Norse Mythology in Norway just in case they wanted to use "Asgardian" as they did in Loki (the actual reason I've started learning Norwegian as a hobby).

[@greenfire6086]

hardest language to learn:- baby's language

[@ToddallanceCanon]

The most difficult language to learn is MATH!!!!!!!!!

[@Trng-gk1db]

maybe for you

[@traaotuong6107]

Physics, Chemistry, Biology

[@dexis476]

No, It's Albanian

[@thybiscuit]

JavaScript ?

[@traaotuong6107]

@@thybiscuit Let just say all science subjects.

[@Laura.K.]

russian slovak polish czech any slavic languages will be hard to learn for english speakers

[@user-ik4md1ui2z]

and Bulgarian. A real nightmare for any of my foreign friends, even some of them speak another Slavic languages.

[@ad-ik1893]

yup

[@nugzarmikeladze]

+Тони Гетова I speak russian and I understand serbian and polish better than bulgarian and those articles in the end confuse me, i was very surprised when i discovered that there is slavic language with articles

[@user-ik4md1ui2z]

Nugzar Mikeladze because we have no cases (already) but that is the only easy thing in the Bulgarian language. There are lot of difficult things even for the Czechs and their language is difficult.

[@t.g.6462]

So damn true xD

[@Jamestwothirteen]

The tattoo on Will's neck had me rolling

[@pvideos7686]

Y

[@Mythpathz]

Every language is difficult .If you practice and learned this languages that you can master it

[@melisuzan3647]

lets change the title to "10 languages that are hard for english speakers"

[@FrancisMeng]

Agreed, Japanese is so much easier for Chinese speaker.

[@noname-cl7lg]

Francis Meng well I am german and I find japanese pretty easy to learn😂

[@REAPMYFURY]

Why is the title relevant at all? The title and the entire video are in English; and so is the description. Clearly the video was made for those that speak English.

[@user-hv1xw5lz7k]

T DOGG 習い始めてちょっと経ってからが難しいって日本在住歴30年のイギリス人が言ってたぞ

[@soap5547]

Because there is something as neutral difficulty and difficulty for an individual. Some people came here because they wanted to know which language is the most complex scientifically. But then again I don't think anyone expect watchmojo to know anything at all about linguistics.

[@violence8550]

When you're trying to learn Mandarin, Russian, Korean and Arabic at the same time and they're addressed as some of the most difficult languages in the world… *CHALLENGE ACCEPTED*

[@arianas0714]

Schools be like:

[@katla640]

Good luck!!! I'm learning Korean, Portuguese, and Danish haha

[@violence8550]

@@katla640 Thanks!! Good luck to you too! I love Portuguese, I've studied it for a while, but I've set it aside for sometime to focus on other stuff. I've always wondered how Danish is like, though. I've never even heard the language! How is it like??

[@katla640]

@@violence8550 Well Danish is quite hard to pronounce. Since I speak Icelandic it's very easy for me to learn. So I mostly just need to practice on pronouncing the words right. The grammar is luckily not to hard but it has letters like ø, å, and æ.

[@violence8550]

@@katla640 Oh, I see. Yeah, the pronunciation of any Slavic language is kind of hard for a Valkanian like me, too. You speak Icelandic?? Sweet! It's an awesome language I hope I learn one day.

[@pablocifuentes2607]

Most of these languages are on my to-learn list. I love it how they say it's hard cause I can prove them wrong

[@javohirbekashuraliyev6449]

Arabic language is difficult to learn and understand 🤨.But I love it so much 🙂🙂

[@BruceHard]

I speak Polish, what is your superpower?

[@bishaev]

My superpower is speaking Russian :D

[@wtmfr]

My superpower is speaking czech and knowledge of pronouncing a letter ''ř'' xD

[@Fomich]

I speak, read and write Russian, English and Hebrew. All in different alphabets. How's that for superpower? :) I'm from Belarus originally, so can understand some Polish too.

[@BruceHard]

Say it - "Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz, Chrząszczyrzewoszyce, powiat Łękołody" Good luck, my friends. :)

[@Fomich]

Gjegoj Bjenchishchikevich, Khshanshchyjevoshytse, povyat Lekolody. Or something like that.

[@scarlettmaxwell1296]

Every language is difficult for the person who is not willing to learn it.

[@alegzyi]

Macdealerx you're Brazilian and you are not aware that there's no such language as Brazilian? I guess Japanese is still a harder one, no trust for your words

[@felixdom9693]

True. Im from indonesia and ofc i speak my mother language which is also not indonesia, me speak village lamguage. But I learn english by myself. Spanish and japan. Yes it's hard but when u really want to learn U can work on it

[@jeton9153]

True but asian languages are the hardest no matter your will

[@felixdom9693]

@@jeton9153 nope dude. If you put effort into that and really wanna learn, i think western people can do it. an me from Asia but learn Spanish panguage since i love Spanish. It does hard but i really put effort into that. And will keep learning untill i can talk in Spanish without looking at my book.

[@iceborne1061]

Chinese is difficult for the person who is willing to learn it.

[@waynet8953]

In any case, the international/business language is recognized as English. So if any country wants to be on the international stage, learning English goes a long way, and it's relatively easy.

[@hexagonshorts2186]

If you are born in India You have to learn at least 3 language Your mother tounge - Bangla (for me) Your national language ( Hindi) English (everything official from schools to jobs happens in English)

[@Elbruhman6456]

Hardest language; what a girl means when she says "its ok."

[@asmaasma2932]

😂😂😂

[@mikkey_]

Lol 😂

[@purplepoison4531]

Why? She just mean its ok! Mental...

[@Cod4Wii]

It's ok

[@purplepoison4531]

@@Cod4Wii 😂😂😂👏👏👏👏

[@she6497]

georgian: hold my 3 kinds of alphabets :))

[@e-memes808]

2 of the 3 are no longer used.

[@goobrocket8]

@@e-memes808 yeah we only use one lol

[@forlornpreponderance2299]

Likka chinese, hold my 30 thousand characters.

[@karla3153]

@@forlornpreponderance2299 isnt it 50 000 ?

[@novvain495]

@@forlornpreponderance2299 Chinese actually holds a good amount of complexity due to how of its analytic features come together to form meanings,not only it's writing system.

[@Monkey_D_Venky]

I know 1) English(Watching this video) 😂 2) Odia (Mother tongue, Born and raise) 3) Telugu (Spokes in our family my father and mother belongs to Andhra Pradesh) 4) Bengali (Job in West Bengal) 5) Hindi (National language) 6) Urdu (Similar to Hindi) 7) Sanskrit (Learned in school)

[@dalitnahipehlehinduhu6569]

Do u really learned sanskrit in school... Bcoz don't teach sanskrit they teach how to get marks in Sanskrit.... Anyways i am Telugu guy as a telugu person I can say that many of Sanskrit words I know bcoz they has taken many words from Sanskrit... How many I can't say but u can find them in only pure Telugu but It has more sanskrit vocabulary than Hindi

[@thecitizenoftheinternet1077]

Russian: only slavic language in this list Polish: Hold my Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz

[@Yaboiwild]

Top 10 hacked KZbin channels

[@joemomma6387]

did pewdiepie hack them?

[@avocadopit151]

+Joe Momma wtf no

[@twizz420]

First off, he's not a hacker. Secondly, what would give you the thought that it even MIGHT have been pewdiepie?

[@milkybabers]

Good dude

[@joemomma6387]

07CVPI I was making a reference to this dudes comments because hes always leaving comments on a tf2 youtubers videos saying, "stop copying pewdiepie."

[@dnissrs5892]

If there is Russian, there should basically be every single Slavic language, because all are difficult and ALMOST the same. Russians, Polish, Czechs, Slovaks and Ukrainians understand each other quite well. Some better than other, but many many words are really the same.

[@iakinose]

South slavic languages are even more similar to eachother

[@fukalovaaa]

well.. i am czech. and the only another slavic language that i understand is slovak

[@dnissrs5892]

@@iakinose You mean Croatian, Serbian etc.? Well, it's not that hard to understand them either (I'm Slovak). Sometimes we understand almost everything :D

[@dnissrs5892]

Weird. Well I guess it's individual. I was talking to Polish many times and we somehow understood some words. Of course, not a 100%, but at least we knew what we were talking about...

[@dnissrs5892]

Slovak. Said it in my previous comment... But not to be confused, we didn't understand EVERYTHING - it's not the same, but many words and grammar are almost the same.

[@samiranborah4065]

That Sanskrit tattoo actually read "Ma kay rayosonabl choichessh"

[@beomblast]

I agree with Korean I have watched tons of kdramas/kpop videos for YEARS but I still cannot speak Korean but I do understand it a BIT and also speak it a LITTLE BIT

[@konraddzierzanowski6968]

where the hell is Polish ? Try to spell my surname guys, polish should be on the 2-3 position at least

[@Meadow0Muffin]

I haven't gotten around to trying to understand Polish. There seems to be too many w's where they don't belong!

[@basil1533]

haha i can :D

[@cortezzadeaguirre9341]

Ale polski jest przecież łatwy.

[@anetaklimek9446]

Polski w ogole nie zasad! talerz talerzE obiad obiadY noga nogI No to jaka kurwa dajesz litere jak chcesz zrobic liczbe moga?! Jaka sobie chcesz.

[@cortezzadeaguirre9341]

Aneta Klimek Polski, oczywiście, ma wiele zasad. Ale jeszcze więcej wyjątków od nich.

[@reaality3860]

"I speak two languages. English, and bad english"

[@fishydounuts6066]

I speak three:Arabic,English,turkey and a bit of Italian

[@chibiprussia5574]

I speak English and sarcasm fleuntly

[@eemileemileemil]

+Fishy Dounuts there's four mate

[@meimei4147]

I've lived in America for 15 of 16 years of my life. I speak Spanish for my mom's family, Chinese for my dad's family, and English. You'd think growing up in America, I'd master English. Nope, it's my worst language. Written, I'm pretty good. Spoken, I'm a failure. 😂

[@LuchoH838]

yea cuz u 2 stupid i speak Български, Руский,Deutch and English so yeaaaah

[@Ponakalaranjit456]

I m Indian I can understand Hindi , Tamil, and Telugu also a little bit of Marathi

[@neelanjanaanju3074]

What about Malayalam

[@Ponakalaranjit456]

@@neelanjanaanju3074 Konjam Teriyum.

[@user-gn7wb7ht1b]

After learning Sanskrit and Hindi I can say that atleast I can atleast imitate speaking other languages.

[@HC-fv5cp]

The three hardest languages: list America's major enemies

[@dakshmanchanda5078]

LMao 😁😁 too good..

[@eln9585]

that's make sense)))

[@Armyblink-ks3we]

😂so true

[@Sunrise-gq8tu]

Chinese, Russian and I dunno 😂

[@Zectrofr]

Arabic is real trash

[@rats____]

As a Slavic person, I can say that out of all Slavic languages, russian is the easiest to learn

[@whowho5837]

+1 my personal list is: 100. Russian, 3. Ukrainan, 2. Czech, 1. Polish

[@Ketutar]

As a non Slavic person who has studied some of the Slavic languages, I agree with you :-D

[@rats____]

@@kuromibunnii7309 I study quite a few Slavic languages and Russian is by far the easiest. Even if I didn’t study them, all Slavic people know that Russian is the easiest

[@doom8367]

i agree

[@balkanmadnessmadeinaustria5837]

That's True, I really want to See someone Find macedonian Learning materials. In Macedonia there are over 40 dialects. I would say the easiest grammer is macedonian but the hardest to find

[@kristomarcus1505]

I love how 2 of them where uralic languages and russian was on there. Russian in easy but I still think the list was mostly ok

[@nikolastojanovski6112]

"Only slavic language in this list is Russian" *Смејем се у Србији*

[@volodyakaminskiy]

Здравствуй брат!

[@infected_reaperz344]

Smejem se a place mi see🤣,kad dodju kod Nas i kod Vas izgube se kad vide jezik😂😂

[@volodyakaminskiy]

@@infected_reaperz344 ну тут как посмотреть, я писать на других языках (кроме английского) не могу, но понимать-понимаю. По крайней мере украинский. Да языки других словянских групп тоже.

[@infected_reaperz344]

@@volodyakaminskiy Nazalost ne poznajem cirilicu toliko ako mozes napisati na latinici ili engleskom😆

[@volodyakaminskiy]

@@infected_reaperz344 Ok) "Well, here's how to look, I can not write in other languages ​​(except English), but I understand. At least Ukrainian. Yes, the languages ​​of other Slavic groups too."