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Top 15 Hardest Languages to Learn

Can you name the 15 hardest languages for English speakers to learn? All information came from the website: bunnystudio.com
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Last updated: January 8, 2022
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Answer
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Mandarin
2
Arabic
3
Korean
4
Navajo
5
Icelandic
 
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Turkish
7
Japanese
8
Persian
9
Hungarian
10
Basque
 
Answer
11
Hindi
12
Khoisan
13
Mongolian
14
Greek
15
Gaelic
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JonOfKent
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Level 56
Jan 8, 2022
It's not your list, I realise - but the idea that Arabic is harder to learn than Greek (or Gaelic, for that matter) is for the birds. Bah.
Mikasuomi
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Level 49
Jan 8, 2022
The difficulty depends very much on the type of your own language. For example as a speaker of Finnish I wouldn't consider Turkish hard at all because of agglutinative morphological technique (affixes are glued to root element of word).

Case systems in Finno-Ugric languages are notoriously difficult, but are they harder than learning all uses of prepositions? And grammatical gender and articles, on my point of view they are hard, because Finnish doesn't have them.

J355ica
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Level 26
Jan 9, 2022
I understand what your saying but this list (as it says in the description of the quiz) is based on English speakers. I also get that even for English speakers some of the languages wouldn't be as hard as others to learn but i didn't write the list so yeah! :)
Mikasuomi
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Level 49
Jan 9, 2022
Yes, I know. My comment is not critical for your quiz, thank you. :)

I am very surprised that Icelandic is considered so difficult. It is very archaic compared to English, but still, they are both Germanic languages!

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