@Tushar Gupta I feellikelearning shorthand (I mostly used Gregg, personally) can actually be prettyhelpful in learning English, as you take a more phonetic approach and are forced to think about the differences between words and their relative prevalence (since shorthand will favor more common words and only write as far as is needed to distinguish them).
I kinda agree with mandarin. Really hard to learn 🥲
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It depends, in general, any language is difficult due to the difference compared to your first language which you are comfortable with. However some languages are easy in essence it's the structure / grammar that gets tricky like German for example.
Hungarian, maybe. Or Tibetan.
Though any language with logographic scripts (e.g., Chinese, or languages that make use of it, like Japanese or pre-Hangul Korean, Vietnamese before latinization, etc.) makes the literacy take a lot longer, even if said learning isn't necessarily "hard".
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Currently trying to learn Korean and harder than English I'd say
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World hardest language is tamil no one can learn fast
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Ohhhh. Only know basic korean language. The one's I often heard in Kdramas 😄
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@ᜃ᜔ᜎᜒᜂ I know that much as well :) same goes for Japanese but I thought I'd learn the whole thing
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@Probably Sleeping 同意します 😂
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@Probably Sleeping I love to learn japanese 😁
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@ᜃ᜔ᜎᜒᜂ you can teach me then
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@Probably Sleeping i also know basic japanese words too. Hahaha. But i love to learn more 😁
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@ᜃ᜔ᜎᜒᜂ that's awesome. You should message me
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World hardest language is tamil no one can learn fast
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Tamil? What country uses that language?
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@ᜃ᜔ᜎᜒᜂ Tamilnadu in India one an only piece
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His love language🥺
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Am teaching this too you
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English Shorthand 🙂
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English is the easiest I guess. After all its the universal language
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@ᜃ᜔ᜎᜒᜂ English is easy, I was talking about Shorthand , Pitman shorthand system if you know :)
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@Tushar Gupta never heard of this before 🧐
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@ᜃ᜔ᜎᜒᜂ haha yes because its not commonly used it's used in making notes writing journals / competitive exams etc! Google it someday 🌷:)
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@Tushar Gupta wow! This is a nice info you've given me. Thanks a lot! 🤩
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@Tushar Gupta I feel like learning shorthand (I mostly used Gregg, personally) can actually be pretty helpful in learning English, as you take a more phonetic approach and are forced to think about the differences between words and their relative prevalence (since shorthand will favor more common words and only write as far as is needed to distinguish them).
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@Bryan Nelson yess it can be
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love language ❤️
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For me, Mandarin or Arabic. Absolute nightmare languages.
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I kinda agree with mandarin. Really hard to learn 🥲
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It depends, in general, any language is difficult due to the difference compared to your first language which you are comfortable with. However some languages are easy in essence it's the structure / grammar that gets tricky like German for example.
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Russian, for real
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Hungarian, maybe. Or Tibetan. Though any language with logographic scripts (e.g., Chinese, or languages that make use of it, like Japanese or pre-Hangul Korean, Vietnamese before latinization, etc.) makes the literacy take a lot longer, even if said learning isn't necessarily "hard".
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