Top 5 Easiest Languages To Learn For English Speakers + How to choose which language to learn

What are the 5 easiest languages to learn? In this video, I tell you the top 5 languages to learn if you are an English speaker and at the end of it, I give you 3 tips on how to choose which language to learn next!
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[@alessiadonzello]

Which of these five languages you like the most? Let me know down below🤗❤️

[@traceurgandia1087]

Mio dio 🙉

[@alessiadonzello]

aun no me has dicho el idioma que te gustaria aprender!🤗

[@WilsonGiova]

Italiano 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@traceurgandia1087]

@@alessiadonzello el quinto, polaco 🥸

[@alessiadonzello]

Guau! Polonia es un pais muy maravilloso y tambien las personas son muy simpaticas! Entonces aprender el Polaco te puedes ayudar muchisimo a conectar con ellas😀

[@Cio_d-borba]

Norvegian, Danish, Swedish, Dutch and Afrikaans :)

[@alessiadonzello]

Ooh i guess you are either from Norway, Sweden or Denmark 🤭

[@Cio_d-borba]

​@@alessiadonzelloahaha, no. Sono Italiano, ma vivo in Svizzera. Penso che siano le lingue più simili all'inglese essendo lingue germaniche, l'ho detto solo per quello :)

[@alessiadonzello]

Ahah pensavo parlassi queste lingue! che lavoro fai in Svizzera? Io ho da poco ricevuto un'offerta di lavoro a Dubai🤭 è impossibile tornare a casa ormai...

[@Cio_d-borba]

@@alessiadonzello A dai, che figata Dubai. Che lavoro fai laggiù? Io sto studiano linguistica all'università. Volevo poi lavorare come interprete o traduttore, però non so se c'è molto futuro in questo ambito... altrimenti diventerò insegnante di lingue, boh😂

[@alessiadonzello]

Lavoravo per Huawei a Budapest e adesso mi stanno mandando a Dubai. (Ovviamente parlare il cinese è ciò che mi permette tutto questo)

[@Enochian_yeshuaite]

After hebrew and russian...swedish is going later down the line

[@WilsonGiova]

Great video! All the success, great advice for language learners

[@alessiadonzello]

Thank you very much Wilson! Hope to be useful to all of you!🤗

[@-nf9vt]

I have been learning Spanish and french for free using Immersive translate. The app that you use actually makes the languages easier. It depends with the type of tools you use.

[@alessiadonzello]

I agree! I love the fact that you have chosen two similar languages to learn!😎 Smart!!

[@thomasginsburg4792]

Nice, concise and insightful video. Thank you. I like and am exploring Indonesian for the reasons stated but also to engage with the vibrant community here in Washington state USA. In the spirit of inclusivity, I highly recommend an overlooked but very easy language for English speakers to learn: American/British Sign Language!

[@alessiadonzello]

Hello Thomas, thank you for watching!🤗 Learning a sign language would be fascinating! I completely agree with you !! If you have any topic on languages you are interested in, let me know as I might be able to release a video on it

[@user-ks3ol3lw3b]

It's nice to know which languages are easiest to learn, but I wouldn't study them because they're easy. Easy and useful would be a good start. I might want to visit France - more than once - but not so much South Africa. Plus, there's a huge French literature to read. I'd start with the language I could use most often, and then go on from there. Spanish is similar to Italian, but it's spoken all over the Americas.

[@alessiadonzello]

Yes, of course! Such a decision should be based on your interests and passions more than anything else🤭

[@lovelyanna9162]

I am from Indonesia... And so true that Indonesia language is very easy to learn.... ❤

[@alessiadonzello]

Love your language💓 I hope to learn it one day😊

[@user-vz1wk1oi4s]

Maybe I should add that to my list

[@lucasgattesco3148]

Mmm not really sure. Indonesian is so different, you have to learn a whole new vocabulary, isn't it?

[@cagatayocal7049]

merci beaucoup shokran

[@alessiadonzello]

thank you for watching😊

[@joelsanchez7851]

I love Italian! And I'm your fan haha.)

[@alessiadonzello]

Thank you!!😁

[@Deibi078]

Indonesian, Italian, Afrikaans

[@mathiaszerrizuela5226]

Very nice video alessia

[@alessiadonzello]

Thank youuu

[@nadroj-88]

Is German not considered one of the “easier” languages to learn? Ich habe in der Schule ein bisschen Deutsch gelernt. It is very difficult but as an English speaker it seems much easier than a lot of lamgauges. Even French

[@anthonyrp8579]

Magnifico video. UN gusto conocerte Alessia.

[@alessiadonzello]

Muchas gracias Anthony!! :)

[@wellingboroughredburn-yd9yk]

Don't know if I would say Romanian is easy to learn if one knows Italian, French, or Spanish (I speak Spanish and French and could speak Italian fluently years ago) Romanian is different from those in a number of ways. One can really only speak from experience with these kind of things. I've studied German and Dutch, both were relatively easy. I've never studied Indonesian and I have no interest in it. I've studied Turkish and I found it consistent and logical, to me it was easy.

[@alessiadonzello]

Wow! You have tried and learned so many languages!! I'm so jealous🥹 with my job is so difficult to have time, even to breathe😅 Yeah, you are right! One should try to really know the answer!! As an Italian, I've tried to learn Romanian and for me it was quite easy😁

[@kylebent2608]

Thanks!

[@alessiadonzello]

thank you! 🫶🤗

[@ranveerkishore]

Very nice video! Btw Batao ye konsi bhasha hai?

[@alessiadonzello]

Thank you🤗 btw I don't understand the question ahaha

[@penssuck6453]

I'm pretty sure that Xhosa written in Kanji is the easiest language to learn.

[@alessiadonzello]

Is that a language?😅

[@penssuck6453]

@@alessiadonzello Only for the initiated. It's like Esperanto -- except it's for intelligent people.

[@donaldklopper]

My home language is Afrikaans. It's only one of 11 official spoken languages in South Africa, and is only the third largest. Still, it's easy enough to learn, and will make you some friends here, I guess.

[@alessiadonzello]

It's interesting that you have 11 official spoken languages! I wish my country had this many 🤭

[@letssee5213]

Learning Indonesian - Bahasa - is only useful in Malaysia outside of Indonesia. It doesn't help learn other SE Asian languages at all. Absolutely nothing like Thai, Khmer, Vietnamese or Lao.

[@alessiadonzello]

Have you learnt Indonesian?

[@boxsterman77]

Isn’t the topic the easiest languages to learn NOT the most useful?

[@chestnutters9504]

Malagasy Brunei Tagalog Cebuano too

[@mejeanquenti2963]

@@alessiadonzelloi don’t Know but it is true

[@user-jz5cq5eu2n]

真棒！我很喜欢！ Nice Video！

[@alessiadonzello]

谢谢你💖

[@markrodowicz4617]

I think that your pick of those 5 languages as among the easiest for English speakers is a good one. Spanish and Swedish could also be added to the list. I do need to make one correction in relation to one of your English- Italian examples @1:38. For English learners of Italian or Italian learners of English do not confuse 'Eventually' with 'Eventualmente' - they are false friends (ie. words that look alike but have different meanings). Eventually = alla fine / Eventualmente = if necessary. eg. I will ask if I can borrow my brother's car tomorrow to go to the city. But if necessary (if he says no) [eventualmente] I will take the bus. You cannot use the word 'eventually' here as it would be incorrect. Eventualmente is how you would say 'if necessary/if need be' in many European languages (English is one of the exceptions).

[@alessiadonzello]

You're right! Thank you for letting me notice! Where are you from?😊

[@markrodowicz4617]

@@alessiadonzello Eventually/eventualmente is one which frequently creates confusion. Another is actually/attualmente where the word means one thing in English and something different in most European languages. I am from Australia, so I'm a native English speaker. I am starting to study Italian and finding it difficult but still very enjoyable. I like phonetic languages, so I'm very glad I never had to learn English as a second language.

[@alessiadonzello]

After you'll learn Italian, you'll have fun having conversations with natives😅 we can be very loud sometimes!

[@anggiwilhemiasetyawati7686]

i m indonesian girl i m using javanese n indonesian language

[@alessiadonzello]

I didn't know I had Indonesian subscribers🥰 from which part of Indonesia are you from?😍

[@letssee5213]

Afrikaans is only useful in SA. Swahili is relatively easy and more useful. Arabic is not so easy but doable for native English speakers.

[@alessiadonzello]

Arabic is not easy at all🤭 Thank you for your insights!😁

[@facundomarin4416]

Lindo video.💗

[@alessiadonzello]

Muchas gracias!

[@DevlogBill]

Hello Alessia, I speak Spanish but not natively, my Spanish is at a B2 level. Also, English is my native tongue. Can a person learn Italian fluently within 1 year? I would like to speak it a bit but I would love to be able to read it.

[@alessiadonzello]

You actually can! Since you have already mastered Spanish at a B2 level, it might take you even less to bring your Italian to a B2 level. Perhaps 6 months?? It always depends on the methods that you use and the time that you have.😎 let me know if you have any other questions😁

[@DevlogBill]

@@alessiadonzello I did about 3 hours of Italian. Is it me? Or is Italian almost identical to Spanish? I was breezing through the courses. Such a difference in difficulty. Been learning Greek for a month now and it is the hardest thing I've ever encountered. But I love the language. Greek is such a flexible language to learn.

[@DevlogBill]

@@alessiadonzello By the way thank you for the encouragement.

[@alessiadonzello]

Yeah! That's what I was talking about! Spanish will help you a lot!!🥳 Watch this video to know how to introduce yourself in Italian: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gHqumoOHm81ol8k

[@DevlogBill]

@@alessiadonzello Hey! Thank you I am watching it now, I appreciate it.

[@Sudhansu1008]

Indian languages are perfect in nature according to sound & writing … You may consider Hindi first … 😊

[@alessiadonzello]

Hindi is even useful in Dubai for the amount of people coming from Bangladesh, India and Pakistan (they all can speak it) 😅

[@schmerztablette-yn7ft]

1:35 You picked the worst example possible because "eventualmente" has a very different meaning than "eventually" xD It's a false friend actually. Just like French "supporter" which is not at all the same as English "support".

[@alessiadonzello]

Yeah ahahahahah

[@user-kv3ht4pd6f]

Chinese and Arabic are the easiest for a English speaker

[@penssuck6453]

Perhaps Russian or Japanese.

[@ianlewis7749]

No language is very easy to learn... It takes time and effort

[@alessiadonzello]

EasIER compared to other languages😉

[@CarameloLimao]

If you learn in the correct way it can be faster than you think

[@hcholm]

There is no such thing as a "language with small vocabulary". You can't measure the vocabulary size in any meaningful way. And no, the size of some random dictionary is not an indicator.

[@Droid_666]

Toki pona 😂

[@KZM100o]

Cool. What color of YR EYES?

[@alessiadonzello]

Ahaha brown?

[@denismilic1878]

Norvegian

[@alessiadonzello]

I would love learning it!!😍

[@waqaskhan4094]

Urdu is the easiest

[@alessiadonzello]

Can you speak Urdu?😲

[@waqaskhan4094]

@@alessiadonzello yes and i can teach it , if some one wants to learn

[@waqaskhan4094]

Learn urdu You will enjoy the poetry in urdu

[@alessiadonzello]

wow that's wonderful! If anybody sees this comment, you can get in touch with him😎

[@sscmaths6234]

Hindi is the best language in the universe 🇮🇳

[@alessiadonzello]

Wow! Is it your mother tongue?

[@sscmaths6234]

@@alessiadonzello yes

[@sscmaths6234]

Hindi is daughter of Sanskrit

[@alessiadonzello]

Could you please explain me who is Sanskrit? 😅 Thank you!!

[@sscmaths6234]

@@alessiadonzello Sanskrit is the most ancient language ..it was spoken in ancient times in india,many indian languages have originated from Sanskrit,hence I called sanskrit as mother ☺️