Hardest European Languages To Learn
Arabic is another one of the hardest languages to learn – some would even argue its the hardest. the first challenge for english readers learning arabic is the script, which looks extremely foreign to anyone raised on the roman alphabet.. A few european languages, however, do not descend from that language (e.g., basque, hungarian, finnish) and, supposedly, these are the hardest languages to learn for an english-speaking person, as their grammar is dramatically different from what the “common” european is used to.. Ever wondered what the hardest language to learn is? this language map of europe will show english speakers the most difficult linguistic challenges. revealing map shows how long it takes to learn the most popular languages in europe. by sara barnes on november 30, 2017..
Who says learning a language needs to be hard? the better question is, what are the easiest languages to learn in the shortest amount of time? according to a european commission survey in 2012, 61 per cent of british respondents could not speak a second language.. However, it's still indo-european, so learning vocabulary would probably be easier than in any of the finno-ugric languages or basque. 2 years ago brittalexiswm. German is a hard language to learn so it would be ranked under hard with russian , greece and others but chinese/japan and korean is indeed harder although german used to be the world hardest language.
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