What is the hardest Language to learn?

Sean Paul

Sentilenese

にホン語

C++

Basque is supposed to be insanely difficult to learn. The Spaniards have a story of how God punished Satan by forcing him to study Basque for 7 years.

ግዕዝ

this. it's irregularity as fuck. i dunno who some people say it's a easy language.

*why

ⵜⴰⵎⴰⵣⵉⴳⵀⵜ

Hungarian is painfully difficult. There are like 23 grammatical cases in Hungarian, just imagine how hard It must be to memorize 23 grammatical cases.

t. class-let

Georgian

I suppose you dont really need them all in simple everyday stuff. Finnish has 15 but you can manage with four or five.

GENGHIS KHAN OVAT HYVÄ

Amazigh?

I'm guessing ⵀ is /w/, ⵉ is /s/, ⵜ is /t/, ⵎ is Jow Forums.

Afrikaans. Can't learn a shit in 2 months.

Italian properly.

proto-paleo-Vasconic

Attached: unnamed.jpg (900x900, 93K)

Fuck I read that wrong. Nevermind.

I don't know if it's a difficult question to answer, but how hard do you think it would be for you to learn Finnish if it wasn't your native language?

ⵛⵍoⵙⴻ

Chinese
Japanese
Arabic
Finnish
Hungarian
Russian
English

Italian.

Look at that word for their police academy, you could probably learn 10 euro languages in the same amount of time

Oops

Attached: bussipysakki-jono-tampere-1024x576.jpg (1024x576, 206K)

Why dont the mods ever sticky my shit? Fuck you.

>i dunno who some people say it's a easy language.
Because there are so many resources out there to help you with English.

German.

they have language courses here for integration, but seeing as it's not a requirement to keep getting my asylum money, I don't bother going lmao

Chinese is very easy! I never had class and can speak the Chinese very fluent!

Mainland china is best china

Tabasaran has 64 cases

>bussi

Attached: image.jpg (1600x900, 105K)

proto-indo-iranian

Attached: 1489585271505.jpg (512x512, 55K)

Mayan is kinda tough, to be honest.

Because it is easy if you can open your eyes enough to read you slant eyed gook.

Nahuatl is kinda hard when you consider a fuck ton of words are composites that don't keep the meaning of the words used and a lot of actions and subjects aren't even specified.

Funny, i thought mayan would be fairly easy like Cree, cause mayan has a simple phonology similar to Cree, as well as a relativley easy morphology

Chinese for me

For me It's the McChicken