Comparison: Easiest Languages To Learn

In this comparison video, we will show you the easiest languages to learn! Did you know that Thai takes 1,900 hours to learn? Or that Swedish takes 560 hours to learn?! Watch this video to find out more!
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[@chaoticlevel]

Huge respect for you cause you called my language "Tagalog" and not "Filipino"

[@Ayasuki]

Im half from philippenes and call it filipino 😭

[@ireflectlight]

@@Ayasuki same

[@martinisawe6300]

As a Mexican American learning Tagalog, i have to tell people "Filipino" since it's a language from the Philippines, but when i say "Tagalog" they be like "what's that?" 😂

[@ManjitKaur-lm9sj]

mhm

[@chkn_tendr_vr8019]

@@OreoThecat102 it’s called Tagalog

[@snakey934Snakeybakey]

It actually takes about a minute to learn pig Latin. All that is required is for someone to explain the concept

[@redz3632]

Yes, but to be fluent in it?

[@kid_eisenhorn9438]

@@redz3632 I got fluent in it within a few minutes just talking to my friends lol, at least, that's how I remember getting fluent in it

[@maya07_11]

athtsay irghtay

[@redz3632]

@@maya07_11 is that supposed to be "that's right" ?

[@maya07_11]

@@redz3632 yes

[@omgscribbles]

Japanese isnt the hardest language. Mandarin is harder. Then you have the many dialects that are much harder than Mandarin. Such as Cantonese.

[@dae.9510]

They also didn't include the Mandarin tones.

[@DogeBlockMaster]

agreed.

[@Music_studios26]

Ok, I am Chinese so I obviously think Mandarine is easy, but since there are many strokes and tones and homophones and others stuff, it looks complicated, and I understand.

[@DogeBlockMaster]

I am Chinese, Cantonese, so I am Learning Mandarin and its hard for me

[@SouthConRX]

Correct

[@kronos9421]

As a Catalan person, I have to say it is more in between Spanish and French. We also have a banner, yellow with red stripes. I have to say Castellano is a way of saying Spanish, as Catalan is called Català, pronounced Cah-tah-lAh

[@roger-yt-192]

Yeah, I got a little pissed of seeing that they put castellano thinking it was a way of saying catalan

[@skydrowdev]

Agree

[@zqlod309]

Nobody asked lil

[@comandanthertz4400]

Això és veritat,aquí a Girona és igual.

[@Fiucha8893]

No os vais a independizar.

[@NeboHany_saveukraine]

Him: *Portuguese is the official language in Timor-Leste, São Tomé, Goa and Macau!* Portugal and Brazil: *Are we a joke to you?*

[@TheLowlyApprentice]

I am Portuguese and I understand compleetely now!

[@samuelomaluco9895]

Brazil appear later

[@GigiAndContent]

@@samuelomaluco9895 atleast it is easier

[@randomkid7672]

i think bc it's the lesser known countries

[@Gumbile]

Portugal nao existe so o Brazil

[@44Jess453]

as a Norwegian person, I am happy you included our language.

[@BUSHCRAFTSURVIVAL]

Norwegian and Icelandic are similar right?

[@vegkris1981]

Jeg er norsk også.

[@9XxZoeyxX9]

@@vegkris1981 jeg å

[@44Jess453]

@@BUSHCRAFTSURVIVAL No

[@44Jess453]

@@vegkris1981 Samme her! det er sjelden at man finner norske folk her I internettet! :)

[@farish_5873]

Fact: Indonesian language were made mostly from the Old Malay language that was a lingua franca around the Melaka Empire in the 500, and becuz they got their independence early then Malaysia, they created their own language from other languages in their own country and also adding some of the Old Malay language, soon the Old Malay language would become the Malay Language itself and were used now by Malaysian, Singaporean, Brunei and some part of Thailand and Indonesia

[@ninetyn9ne123]

Paragraph:

[@1000yardstares]

@@ninetyn9ne123 and?

[@RoxelanaLisowska]

I cant read this very long fact that won't give me anything, but i appreciate your efforts

[@nathkilljoy]

Is this comment really being hated because it’s long? Lol

[@haikal1761]

And now they are angry when we said that their language come from our language

[@gisellestephanieaudrienna6276]

the island you used to represent javanese is sumatra where they don't speak javanese, the island of java where they speak javanese is southeast of sumatra and the island you used to represent frisian is bali where they don't speak frisian, the province of friesland where they speak frisian is in the netherlands, far more northwest than bali.

[@el777verg]

When you dont have time to learn even pig latin:

[@Patifes69]

come to think of it, who are we going to communicate with? lol

[@devoeditz1]

When you don't have time to even learn pig Latin*

[@lenoobxd]

@@devoeditz1 too busy to do gamer stuff

[@hey...4702]

But you have time to watch this

[@youtubechannel2351]

Pig Latin like a pig

[@1k6muhammadanaszakwanbinma9]

Actually in Malaysian languange, there is word that sounds like English, Indonesian, Arabic and more. The example is the word 'Kelas' thats in english means 'Class'

[@TheRoarrianTiger]

Belon,hobby juga-

[@cookie_stas]

class in arabic is "saff" or the class "el saff"

[@nastitilintangs]

true

[@ThatOneProFloppaTheBest]

I know

[@siorganism]

Its because of british huge influence with malaysia, comparing to indonesia Indonesia have more dutch influence since theyve been invaded by the dutch

[@silvermoon_edits2422]

Thanks for including welsh, it's nice to have someone include our language :)

[@martaporrino599]

I'm quite happy they put Italian here 'cause it's my first language and onestly it's not that hard to speak but it has a LOT of grammar

[@meriambra1584]

Yes, the grammar is very hard, mostly the verbs

[@Metonoktaexe]

You will never know why I got so many likes and replies...

[@trollge666]

Finno-Ugric

[@jareddd344]

Fr? How

[@junglestickss]

I don't think Finnish and Hungarian are similar to other Altaic languages

[@imsonicnoob2112]

Genghis Khan?

[@trikebeatstrexnodiff]

@@jareddd344 you can check out the researches made by the Belgian linguist and Japonolog Martine Robbeets and her works on the Transeurasian Languages, tho ig Finnish and Hungarian werent included.

[@zupapitorowaa]

I speak: Polish (my native language), English and a bit of German and I learn Spanish, Japanese and Korean

[@x-052]

Que significa nashe

[@pupojuni6482]

3 languajes in south america is common most people speak english and spanish and most of them study another languaje like german, cheenese, asian or another european language. Not considering root languages, many people conserve their grandparents languages for culture reasons like qchua aymara...

[@PrinceLivis]

Baka

[@zicocunaye]

mm polska

[@AnshuOP69]

Polska

[@GoWeegee64]

Thank you for including Irish, I haven’t seen any of these videos include it

[@Gabi2311HighPing]

2 hours to learn *Pig Latin* My brain: Pig Latin from *Teen Titans Go*

[@recalled4525]

same lol

[@trollge666]

as a Hungarian I can agree that it's freakin' hard to learn

[@craftergaming392]

We Poles and Hungarians then share something more than friendship :D Polak Węgier dwa bratanki I do szabli I do szklanki

[@johnyjohnjohny4169]

Yea lol😂

[@windestruct]

If you are a polish speaker, you can learn russian alphabet very easily, because some letters like ш are used in polish too, but written in latin letters

[@x-052]

Que significa nashe

[@cibyt_]

@@x-052 nasze is our

[@youtubechannel2351]

My friend is polish but he can also speak English. and I can speak urdu

[@cibyt_]

@@youtubechannel2351 probably speaks English because we learn English in Polish schools

[@x-052]

@@cibyt_ nashe not nasze

[@L1M.L4M]

It was today that I learned that Spanish has some Arabic influence. Also, there is Maltese that is like a mix of Semitic and Latin languages, it is right in between the two.

[@catchanofficial]

As a Swedish person, I agree that it can take 560 hours to learn the language. It's not so hard to learn but it takes time to learn all the words.

[@FebruaryHas30Days]

Using hours instead of days?

[@ItsDelano]

Languageless: already learned before you were born

[@eddietceproductions]

oh hey I know you

[@user-vo2dg4mt5m]

OMG!!! FINALLY, SOMEONE MENTIONED GREEK!!! ehem.. thank you for calling our alphabet unique. Also, I don't know if it's a talent or just natural, but me, as a Greek, Can do EVERY accent perfectly!!

[@sdgamer9427]

How could you be surprised? Greek is mentioned everywhere! And it's true, greek has unique alphabet, I love them

[@FebruaryHas30Days]

_tragoudia_

[@jensp4radiselongbreakig816]

Greek more like kreek 😎

[@davidvazquez1014]

Catalan is not called "castellano",that word refers to spanish from Spain as a way of diferenciate bettween other hispanic languages like argentinian,cause when u say spanish its generally,also ppl say that catalan its more similar to french, i have never heard anyone saying its similar to italian.

[@manuelcorrea2365]

Mmmmm, it's funny you separate Spanish from Spain and Spanish from Mexico under the criterion that Mexican Spanish has _"lesser Arabic influence"_ when that is not the case. Spanish adopted a lot of words from Arabic like _"aceite", "alfombra", "almohada", "arroz", "azúcar", "albóndiga", "barrio", "aldea"_ and _"algodón"_ during the Muslim occupation of Spain and that occurred between 711 and 1492. In other words, the Arabic influence happened before the Spanish colonization of the Americas! Being that said, by time Spaniards conquered the Americas and spread the language through all of their colonies, the Arabic loanwords were already present in the Spanish lexicon so that same Arabic influence that you may find today in Spanish from Spain, you will also find it in Spanish from Mexico, Spanish from Argentina, Spanish from Colombia and so on given that it was already present in the language when Spaniards came to this side of the world.

[@roseashkiiii4361]

Japanese has three writing systems not alphabets

[@randomneko3786]

correct! hiragana and katakana are syllabaries and kanji is a logography. Makes it a nightmare to learn tbh

[@nandominus3025]

Important: Dutch guy here: 2:26 is wrong. Frisian is a dialect spoken in the Netherlands in the state/province of Friesland, (Frisians say Fryslàn) but somehow managed to get their dialect to become an official language... It's important to know its not spoken on any Dutch island..

[@School_Days_Kotonoha_Katsura]

Yes, I also wanted to post a comment to state this. Gelukkig heeft iemand het al gedaan.

[@DimitrijDimitrij]

Romanian used to be written in Cyrillic, it is also the hardest Romance language; it also had A LOT of Slavic influence before the late, I think, 1800’s, when they latinised it. 🇷🇴 Română

[@iestyncarter8160]

As a Welsh person I like that you included our language

[@gru2671]

As a Pole almost every word in other slavic language i can atleast in 50% understand

[@q_xw_r]

Opinion invalidated

[@BiLLY_KaSh]

Dj mi povej če štekaš kva sm napisu.

[@gru2671]

@@BiLLY_KaSh tell me what you can understand from this

[@gru2671]

@@BiLLY_KaSh am i right or atleast was close?

[@BiLLY_KaSh]

@@gru2671 You proved yourself right haha!

[@FishesandNuts]

Tagalog is kinda easy, cuz in Tagalog we dont have C,F,J,V, and X, we rarely use Q and Z. And every letter is readed as its spelled like "ai" is pronounced as "ah-ee" like "kain(kah-in)" same as tao(tah-o) or vowels are pronounced as A(ah) E(eh) I(ee) O(o) U(oooh). But we have an another letter which its "Ng" the letter is pronounced as "en-jee" And our letters are just an english letters(we used to have our own letters 😩) Thats what makes it kinda easy lawl

[@RedEco.]

Is just one comment and I'm alredy confused.

[@3229dan]

Each syllable in every Filipino word has at least one vowel. (except "ng" (pronounced "nang") and "mga", they have invisible vowels)

[@FishesandNuts]

@@3229dan yessss

[@joshisraelvillahermosa2680]

For you but for english speaks nope. We use an uncommon sentence structure that goes V+S+O or V+O+S Verb + Object + Subject Verb + Subject + Object Example (V) Nagtatanim [Planting] (S) Si Tatay [Dad] (O) Ng kamote [Potato] (V) Tumanim [Planted] (O) ng kamote [Potato] (S) si Tatay [Dad] In english (S) Dad (V) Planted [O) Potatoes

[@RedEco.]

@@3229dan Why, exist syllabes without vowel? That seems pretty normal.

[@dempzei]

Thanks for letting me know

[@stupidityinaglass]

Where do you get these cute logos? I love them!

[@lordofpumpkins2135]

It is really cool that we have one of the hardest to learn languages in the world😂 (Hungarian)

[@kindmulberry7196]

It isn't THAT hard tbh it's quite phonetic, words match their sounds, if you want hard, try Tibet

[@dype446]

It's not too hard because the pronunciation matches the letters The grammar on the other hand is very hard (speaking as a hungarian)

[@pupojuni6482]

its useless if you are not gonna live in Hungria. Hungarian has no connections with other languages opposed to others like latin, english, spanish are connected.

[@TimCizej137]

Try Slovenian. XD

[@kindmulberry7196]

@@TimCizej137 Slovene isn't that tough either, Slovene is also phonetic

[@mysteriousDSF]

Thank you for confirming what I, as a language enthusiast, have told many people (much to their surprise) that Norwegian is the easiest and most similar language to English speakers. Many think that it's Dutch. I have found Norwegian the easiest European language by a long shot. Everything is easy about it, the pronunciation, the grammar, the vocabulary. It feels extremely fun and rewarding to learn Norwegian. Swahili is more difficult than it seems because the grammar is completely alien compared to English. Almost nothing works the same way.

[@stingray748]

1:35 Yup, krankenhouse and hospital are very similiar, just like other words

[@anaaguilar7913]

I speak spanish, I'm from colombia and spanish is easy but depend where you are cause every word or expression have a different meaning in where you are. In colombia/bogota we change the words sometimes like Parquear which in other counties is estacionar and parquear comes from parking xd

[@nawalhazami1566]

1:13 why is he showing the island sumatra not java when the language is javanese

[@Kettlewhat21]

0:26 A part for Filipinos. btw I'm one

[@abrahamtzm3783]

?

[@theplayerinflight3456]

Awesome sir

[@ladyalicent705]

My main problem with Early Modern English is at school they don’t teach it but expect you to know it.

[@jamijamiyan1786]

Wow this person must know everything.

[@minatoo90yearsagoso6psixpa5]

Mean google

[@minatoo90yearsagoso6psixpa5]

He’s using ot

[@somestormcloakwithanarrowo4671]

It's hilarious when I saw you put Javanese, yet the island's Sumatra, you missed by a few kilometers

[@arrikifaisal3714]

Good Video!! By the way Javanese language used in Java island not Sumatra.

[@frederikatat]

Danish have also a lot of irrational grammar, if we take "what" on Danish also "Hvad" Then it is spelled "Hvad" but pronounced "Vad". We have a lot of words that are pronounced differently than they are spelled, this was just one of them.

[@UUEBWISJSVUSSNIFFUEUE]

In German we have things like Ei: ai Au: Ao Eu: Oi ß: ss And more

[@frederikatat]

​@@UUEBWISJSVUSSNIFFUEUE Yes, i know, In Danish schools, you had to have two languages ​​to study, one was English, and the second was German or French at least most often. And on my old school we have Germen.

[@alphabeta1337]

English is the language of humanity

[@jolyne_kujo_04]

Lol no. Just the fact that you made it global through cultural imperialism doesn't make it the language of humanity. That's like saying people who don't know English are subhuman.

[@-zistor-]

the song travels left and write(with headphones) in my head

[@1tzS0ul]

Thank you for including patois 🙏

[@IAmEgg.]

I could finish Finnish quickly XD

[@GigiAndContent]

Nice

[@iamabletodoeverything9096]

take my like and leave

[@iinakoivisto314]

Im from finland So talk finnish if you can >:)

[@recalled4525]

@@iinakoivisto314 minä olen Kahvia sänky These are all the Finnish words i remember from Duolingo

[@vniqlo]

For me, learning English (and most if its basic words) didn’t really take that long even though it isn’t my first language

[@isislima7841]

Same. Probably because the English language is everywhere since it's the global language nowadays. It's common to see English everyday on the internet and even outdoors in most countries. On the other hand, when I try to study another language that I haven't had contact with frequently, I find it way more difficult. Learning French was a nightmare, I didn't know where to find french stuff to have some kind of contact with and get used to the language ( I actually gave up on that language mostly because of this ) I started learning Japanese 2 years ago and I'm way more comfortable because I can actually find japanese stuff to watch, friends that study that as well, ... Just taking classes are not enough for me, I need some kind of interaction with the language somehow, I learn way faster that way and it's more interesting.

[@FebruaryHas30Days]

Tip: Divide by 24 but keep the remainder.

[@ReKailem]

I honestly didn't know Jamaican Creole took that long to learn. It makes me appreciate being able to speak English and creole

[@natethegreat5183]

Guys feel my pain having to learn Hindi cuz when I have to go to India I have to understand what people are saying

[@EverythingIPutIsTakennn]

If you're having any difficulties in speaking in public, you can download a language translator, just a recommendation 😃👍

[@S_Draws_7]

@@EverythingIPutIsTakennn yes

[@ur_local_nintendo_ds]

@unwanted person saying me hi

[@ur_local_nintendo_ds]

@@gildedmidnight2646 cuz u learner since childhood

[@joaquinemiliolopezgarcia8181]

FINALLY someone that makes the 2 differents spanish lenguages,mexican and spain spanish 😎🙏

[@Munbraker]

Y los argentinos, cubanos, colombianos...etc? También son idiomas diferentes? De golpe todos los que hablamos español ahora seremos políglotas!!! Por favor!

[@vantheyuriconnoisseur8794]

Ayyy Esperanto is here!!; It really is a cool language!

[@methcooker6402]

“Frisian is limited to a few islands” The province Friesland: *Am i a joke to you?*

[@Janarikk]

As a Welsh person, I can agree that it is a hard language to learn

[@lissahaha]

As a Thai person, I think it’s quite cool that Thai is one of the hardest languages to learn haha

[@tiagocapelo2700]

For English speakers^

[@tiagocapelo2700]

Once again, you don’t understand English since clearly on video it says that it’s amongst the hardest for English speakers

[@bernardgacha664]

why tho it's better to have an easy language so more people can learn it

[@thontepsamosorn3598]

As a Thai person. Yes, you can just change normal word to completely different word by just changing tone.

[@moondrawsstuff1910]

I'm a native English speaker, and I'm currently learning German in school. I'm on year two, although the class isn't the most... productive... 😅 I'd like to think I'm doing alright, though!

[@mrpixel4274]

AS A BENGALI I KNOW IT HAS THE MOST DIFFICULT GRAMMER

[@sdgamer9427]

Not most difficult, but yeah it's pretty hard. Greetings from West Bengal

[@oaksaddle]

I speak danish and i can show you it in 3 sentences. "Du ser ikke som om du er en dumme dreng." "Du må være sød nok til at åbne døren." "Velkommen til mit store og sjove butik!"

[@semilyezhuregimbekov]

Wow, I just noticed you put Bali island map on Frisian

[@LunarDSol]

i find the iceladick laguage pretty cool

[@user-ez2vr6yh2i]

Guys, can please someone tell me how much time it takes to learn Korean???🇰🇷

[@trikebeatstrexnodiff]

Roughly 1200 hours. It is easier to learn than its relative languages such as Turkish and Japanese.

[@KcCpm]

Up to 900-1200 hours

[@user-ez2vr6yh2i]

@@KcCpm Thank you!!!

[@Batman-hb9dh]

Finnish and Hungarian are definitely the hardest Europian languages

[@TheShasityn]

One that doesn't make me question life.

[@ok1220lol]

I love how he put an sumatra island picture for a javanese language

[@theoldchannel3450]

0:03 Even Japanese is hard I still learn Japanese everyday. Because Japan is my favorite country.❤️

[@g.t.hoppio]

I try to learn it so that I can watch anime without subtitles

[@L1M.L4M]

If Icelandic has less Latin influence, and Latin created most languages similar to Italian, does that make it the most Germanic language?

[@Stoirelius]

Yes. Modern icelandic is virtually the same language the vikings spoke at the time (old norse), at least in its written form.

[@Qwertyuiop1123_A-B]

You didn’t include khmer it’s a bit similar to Thai but came first. (The Khmers developed the Khmer alphabet, which in turn gave birth to the later Thai and Lao alphabets.)

[@chadvipinosa353]

(0:24) 🇵🇭 🇵🇭 🇵🇭 Tagalog has a different variety of accents, a Tagalog with mix of English accent is more easier for foreigners and Modern Filipino people, but the Tagalog a Austronesian language with consisting of Spanish accent used when the ancestors still alive, even Spain's 🇪🇸 333 years of Colonization up to vintage years (1920s-present) that they used are the hardest one to learn the words, example: *ako'y* = ako + ay. Note: Filipino could be interchangeable, but one thing is their blood Filipino-👱‍♂️ Filipina-👱‍♀️

[@keannix]

Rip to the people who wants to learn the minecraft enchanted language

[@S_Draws_7]

Lol 😂

[@frederikatat]

lol

[@BlackBeardedDuck]

Where's Georgian? Literally one of the hardest languages to learn

[@angelorobloxgameplay341]

2:16 That's the country where i live [Dutch] [or as some people call it: The netherlands]

[@krayagi_eddwinaofficial2004]

Excuse me but the island you showed for the language Javanese is not the island of Java, it's the island of Sumatra. And also, there are other languages which came from java such as Sundanese. In sumatra, they also have other languages, such as bataknese(it has more than one dialect), Nias, and Aceh. In Javanese, there is another script you can used to write the language other than latin which I forgot what it's called. (Please tag me)

[@danger2318]

🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓

[@niekatheunknownweirdokid]

As a Afrikaanse person, I can confirm Afrikaans is much easier than it looks

[@thatonecurlyboy2979]

As a Dutch person, yes

[@niekatheunknownweirdokid]

@@thatonecurlyboy2979 🙂👍

[@alden8231]

Huge respect for you for calling my language "tagalog" and not "filipino" i am a real filipino

[@kid_eisenhorn9438]

Same here but I couldn't care less. But I'm glad to see he knows the actual name lol

[@geraldlawler9055]

I'm confused as to why Korean is not on this list. As someone learning it, I know it is a REALLY hard language for English speakers, because there are so many word endings you have to think about adding to the end of each word in your sentence, not to mention just how many words there are in the Korean language. It's actually the most of any language in the world. I've looked on many sources, and according to most it is somewhere(the position varies)in the top 5 hardest languages for English speakers to learn.

[@Foximeo._]

Because there are 200+ countries and its not enough to put in this one videooo

[@geraldlawler9055]

@@Foximeo._ that's true

[@Samsen_]

Always wanted to learn Norwegian and Dutch

[@thea9153]

If you learn norwegian u can understand Swedish and danish aswell

[@georgevel]

I natively speak Greek, and learnt English, Italian and French

[@x-052]

Que significa nashe

[@georgevel]

@@x-052 Je ne comprends pas le mot nashe

[@octovore_shobon]

@@georgevel Mec Il parle espagnol pas français

[@georgevel]

@@octovore_shobon right bro :)

[@khon]

Türkçeyi görünce bana gelen haller

[@jolyne_kujo_04]

Polonya dilinden nasıl daha zormuş bizimki onu anlamadım

[@noardjaloshi4446]

I speak german albanian and of course, english! Planning to learn russian since german and russian both sometimes have the same pronounces

[@DistractabIe]

Same and I am learning French rn

[@sakusei7048]

I mean we partially speak latin/Greek so it can’t be too hard right??

[@SassyQueeniePurrloin]

Brasileño, inglés, español, italiano, latino y lengareta son idiomas qué hablo 🤠🚬

[@pupojuni6482]

yo no hablo tantos solo ingles y espalol más le di tiempo a las mates (lenguaje de la naturaleza) y trabajo en ciberseguridad en USA ganando como futbolista top. Si quieres trackearme esta cuenta no es mia la tome aleatoriamente porq no debería estar diciéndolo

[@SassyQueeniePurrloin]

@@pupojuni6482 Ah, ya veo. 🚬

[@fruityasurmom]

muy bonito pero ese que no lleva tilde 😔👊 ysi policía de la ortografía

[@SassyQueeniePurrloin]

@@fruityasurmom verdadero, la idioma "lengareta" es una idioma fusionada con cinco idiomas cómo brasileño, italiano, latino, español y inglés 🚬

[@fruityasurmom]

@@SassyQueeniePurrloin no lo sabía, gracias!

[@Xenorvya]

The fact that the Russian and Ukraine language are next to each other on the list is kinda 💀

[@IloveRumania]

Indeed.

[@cuckholdsimulator1176]

well they are very similiar languages as you know

[@Nobody-nc5ij]

C'mon just language nothing to do with politics

[@aceanimations8456]

Росія Россия see they are very similar

[@randomneko3786]

Remember that language is different from politics. Russian and Ukrainian are both Slavic languages that have a strong genetic relationship.

[@143larissa]

Does anyone know how long it takes to learn korean?

[@electricairways]

Irish Gaelic is called "Gaeilge" in Ireland.

[@davidmagyar6093]

Never ask a Polish how is the word "second" in their language

[@sammusicsweden6843]

Druga 😉

[@abrahamtzm3783]

More like “być”

[@Zerferus_Ail]

word 'jeść' in Polish

[@craftergaming392]

Ah, based on sex, time and more lol.. It's crazy if you think about it lmaoo

[@RoccosVideos]

Everyone should just learn English. (I’m joking)

[@Xenorvya]

Well you are right, I'm French yet I wanted to learn English as it is a widely spoken language.

[@asarsp3542]

I love how Portugal isn’t even referred in the portuguese speaking countries list! How cool is that

[@GreysonmakesEdits]

As an American person I can agree with the ranking of almost all of these.

[@ikhsanramadhans214]

1:14 wow yeah that island was definitely java island (its actually sumatra island) also javanese actually have their own alphabet called aksara jawa that is more used in 20th century

[@angelsonangeldust]

how do u memorize shapes ? 😭 /nm

[@kencurbubuk]

@@angelsonangeldust learn, that's it. but for me, sundanese calligraphy (a.k.a aksara) is much easier to learn

[@saggytheii]

French is 100000 hours Arabic is ∞ years

[@aimenqronfli7390]

🤣🤣🤣😂

[@littlewini]

As a spanish guy who was born in Panama I agree, our language is pretty simple

[@aronofsky227]

Im an afghanistan person and when i started to learn somthing "karan sharif". It is so hard and speaking aribic is also hard to

[@FebruaryHas30Days]

Tok Pisin takes 1-4 hours to learn. It has easy grammar and easy pronunciation. Catgirl language takes 2-10 hours to learn. It has easy grammar but has loanwords from Japanese, German and French and some of the words are hard to pronounce.

[@alexslogoediting]

real

[@tempingly]

what

[@FebruaryHas30Days]

@@tempingly Tok Pisin is spoken in Papua New Guinea. Catgirl language is spoken in Nekopara, India.

[@tempingly]

@@FebruaryHas30Days ok

[@jaffacakenjoyer]

@@FebruaryHas30Days whatever is this name

[@Micaelka]

im europian And i learned russian in 3-4 lessons in school😅😂

[@gachabonnie9881]

It's European.

[@MuhammadDanangAsviyan]

Terimakasih telah memasukkan bahasa Jawa dan Indonesia :)💫

[@Sisinix]

I wanna know how long it would take a native English speaker to learn Czech since it's my native language :D

[@cookiefox4296]

0:05 I want to learn japane-

[@ParhamNistam]

😂😂

[@ParhamNistam]

My classmate is learning Japanese and Idk how he can😐

[@tabacaruirina7506]

It takes 2500 hours to learn