I can understand marathi (it's my mother tongue),hindi,english and konkani

I know danish Dutch Tagalog Hebrew Hungarian german Spanish and English

I was 3 years old when I started learning English, 6 years when I started French And 13 years when I started Japanese My mother tongue is Arabic

Im a Chinese Singaporean so I speak Mandarin at home, learned English in School and I speak some Malay as Singapore is in the Malay archipelago.

My native language is Tagalog and I started learning English since I was 5 (majority of the subjects in school are taught in English). I started learning Korean this year (A2 level already) and I also plan to study Spanish since there are thousands of Spanish loan words in Tagalog and English, so it is an advantage :)

Only USA and non chinese country are gonna have a hard time learning chinese and espically cantonesw

Cantonese

Excuse me my Mother tongue is Chinese and I’m the worst in my class at it no offence tho and Cantonese is actually like the easiest language to learn except English and yeah no offence just stating my opinion

Hahahah

@@lynnchua9556 as a Cantonese speaker, I found Mandarin relatable but hard

Yes

When you want to explain when your mother is scolding you

Yes

Yeh ble ga..hmmm gle ple..ngaaa bhaa ...then you lose consciousness.

Even your mom language is tough at this point 🤣

😂

Computer languages 😆. Hi fellow programmer/coder

😂 😂

@@btsismyoxyjin6577 Python isn't that hard though

Lol.

Bro I was learning French from grade 4 to 8 because I'm Canadian and I only know basics sentences now Surely I should've learnt more I even tried for 2 years before giving up

I agree, if you put enough time and devotion you'll be able to learn a language. Like me I put so much time into learning Russian and Tagalog (Im a pinoy) I can read russians and speak abit of Tagalog.

Well it depends on your personal mindset. In school I learned English and Spanish. I'm comfortable speaking English next to German. I can read Dutch but I hardly speak it. I forgot all of my Spanish and I don't think I'll ever going to start again. I had two years of French but to be honest the only words I know are random words. And the moment I'm learning a few languages but due to the fact that people trll me I don't need it, it would be too hard because I'm not that clever I should stop learning all those languages like Japanese, Mandarin, Polish, Welsh, Gaelic or Vietnamese before I even started. At the moment I'm learning Swedish and yet it should be easy I think the grammar is hard. But I'm about to do a language exam within the next two years so I'm doing my best

Thanks for the motivation, Basti! You're the best!

@@MarcusCollins69 I also learned French was I was in school (grade7-10) but I wasn't truly motivated and I was just learning it to get a good grade so in the end it just turned into one more boring subject, and by now I have forgot the majority of the contents. My mother tongue is Spanish so I should have been to learn French really easily. However, one day I decided to study Japanese which is considered by a lot of people one of the hardest, but it was a language that I was truly interested in learning it. And it was in that moment when I realized the importance of true motivation while learning a language. When I entered Japanese class I realized that my classmates weren't as motivated as I was so in the end I spent two years learning at a really low pace. I felt that if I stayed in that class, I'll never be able to speak Japanese. Therefore, I decided to drop the class and start studying it by my own, and just in one year I learnt half of the contents you are supposed to learn to achieve proficiency, and 100% of the ones you are required to achieve the level where you are already able to claim you can speak the language.

lol i already gave up all i know is annyeongaseyo now

Mine dream to be a student in Korea is dead right now..

Yes it's not that hard though (I'm Indonesian fyi)

SJSKSKSK LMAO

It has an advantage tho coz reading and pronouncing it is kind of easy

fun fact: this is an english youtube channel

@@lespookman4722 fun fact: I don't care

@@Don-br5yl fun fact: I didn’t ask if you cared and I didn’t direct what I said to you, shut up

@@lespookman4722 This is why I love the internet. Everyone is so wholesome and always takes great care to be loving and understanding of each other, even when they disagree.

@@CaesarNK. Lol

@Nikolan Gladowski ja ich weiß i know i dont speak dutch tho only english and german

My first language is Afrikaans, and our grammar is not so different from English. I would say pronunciation would be harder for an English speaker than sentence construction. We also have LOT of homonyms and synonyms, but a bit of studying can help with that. I really don't think Afrikaans should be on this list.

Yeah and German is often said to be quite hard to learn and it is not on this list lol

@@bluebaryberry9020 german isnt difficult to learn for english speakers, i know from experience

As a native English speaker who speaks Dutch, and German… German is way harder than Dutch. Their grammar structures are pretty similar, but Dutch uses only two genders, and doesn’t have nearly as many grammar intricacies with things like adjective declination. Also, I’m learning Spanish and Russian. Spanish is the easiest language to learn I’ve come across, and Russian is the most ambitious one I’ve tried yet. TLDR - I’m really surprised they put Dutch on this list.

That was on purpose l

and also how he pronounced Tagalog as (Tag-a-log) instead of (Ta-GA-log) :(

@@totoymola7295 its because he is english

Yeah, I saw it too

yea i noticed, but we're not in war and thats in a video, sooo idk

That's not language...that is stupidity

my bts That’s the point lol

my bts do you know what a joke is?

@@lancewilliams1487 r/wooosh

my bts r/wooosh

Lol

Not really, i speak hebrew and its still hard

@@jevinstanley9618 the very easy but hard enough avoid randomized structure genetic

Well some countrys can learn most of the language.

In croatian it is easy to read and write if you learn it but the writing rules are a nightmare

Hey bro, same with Estonian here. This comment stood out to me cause i'm Estonian, and we baltic/nordic brothers gotta stay together right? Haha

As a native English speaker I was confused as to why Finnish wasn't on the list.

Where i live most adults still make faults when making verbe

@@ezrah.2650 cause it’s hardest languages to learn. If it is impossible to learn it isn’t on the list 🤣

Well, Finno-Ugric languages for you (although Hungarian was already there). But Finnish deserves to be mentioned.

I am trying to learn Korean, Japanese and Chinese (extremely hard)

Dutch is literally the easiest language ever, and the pronunciation is very easy, especially once one learns the pronunciation rules and learns the words with their pronunciation and becomes advanced level, and the few longer words are basically multiple smaller words written without hyphens, so one will easily recognize most of the words in compound words after reaching an intermediate level and an advanced level, and almost all the words in Dutch are very pretty (as pretty as English / Norwegian etc words) which makes them even easier to learn, because one tends to remember prettier and more distinctive words faster - I am advanced level Dutch (over 8.000 base words) after focusing on Dutch for about 3 or 4 months or about 300 hours of study, and now even German feels so easy, because it’s very similar to Dutch in many ways, so I can remember German words fast now and have recently reached an intermediate level in German, and an upper intermediate level in Norwegian, and all Germanic languages are very easy to learn, most of them being category 1 languages, and a few of them like German / Icelandic / Old Norse / Faroese / Old English being category 2 languages, and they are all very pretty, which makes Germanic languages a lot easier to remember / learn!

And I learned Spanish 100% passively to a native speaker level (over 10.000 base words) in childhood, by just watching a lot of TV series and movies in Spanish and by listening to a lot of songs with lyrics in Spanish for fun, and I naturally became fluent after one year or so, but passive learning doesn’t work with every language tho, but it works with Spanish / Italian / Latin (and probably Esperanto) because these languages have very clear pronunciations and one can easily hear the actual word without having to see it in its written form, so I actually learned the spelling rules recently, after I started learning languages on my own, because I learned Spanish by just hearing it spoken, so I didn’t get to see a lot of the words in their written form back then!

Dutch / Norwegian / English etc are the easiest languages ever because they are the prettiest and the most refined, so they are very easy to read / spell / learn / memorize / remember etc, and the words are usually very distinctive, and it’s also the fact that Germanic languages follow the most logical patterns qua word construction and pronunciation rules and grammar etc, so anyone can learn them fast if one uses the right techniques, and Welsh / Breton / Cornish (Celtic languages) are also super easy category 1 languages, and the Latin languages are also very easy to learn, and Italian / Spanish / Latin / Galician / Esperanto / Gallo are the easiest Latin languages, but Portuguese and French are also easy, only a bit more difficult to spell due to the many accents, but these are all category 1 languages, and they are very pretty languages with mostly pretty words, which makes a language easier to learn, because one’s hern tends to naturally remember prettier words faster, so the prettier the language, the easier it is to memorize the words, so Dutch / English / Norwegian are the easiest ever to memorize / learn, and it’s also important to be very motivated, to want to learn the language for its pretty words, which is the right reason to learn languages, so I’m trying to learn all the pretty languages that are on my list of languages I want to learn or improve, and I always choose pretty languages with mostly pretty words, because seeing all the pretty words that create those visual harmonies keeps me motivated, because I like pretty words and pretty lyrics and use the pretty words in my lyrics / writings etc!

Honestly, this list makes no sense, Icelandic and Scottish Gaelic and Hungarian are category 2 - category 3 languages, and Dutch is a category 1 language, the easiest of all, they aren’t anywhere close to being as difficult as Asian languages / Japanese / Chinese / Arabic etc, so I don’t understand why would they be on this list, they should be on easy languages lists, as all Germanic languages are easy, and Hungarian and Scottish Gaelic aren’t all that difficult either, just a bit harder to read, but they can be learned in a few years, and Filipino isn’t difficult either, it’s kinda similar to Indonesian and has lots of Spanish words - clearly, this list was made randomly by ppl that don’t know about languages and have never studied Germanic languages and Celtic languages, and Icelandic pronunciation is very easy, but one is supposed to learn the pronunciation rules in the beginning, and one must always memorize each new word with its pronunciation, in Icelandic and in all other languages!

I was wondering what he said as well :D I'm studying Dutch but couldn't understand

He said “Slechtstschrijvend” and “Angstschreeuw”. Which is not even the right way to say it.

Gurjinder Singh I think he tried to pronounce "slechtstschrijvend" and "angstschreeuw", but I agree, it sounded nothing like Dutch. :'D

Gurjinder Singh he didn't say it right because he isn't Dutch and he literally said that it is super hard to pronounce

Tried to listen it multiple times... didn't understand a thing (native Dutch speaker :D).

I think it's implied

Ikr

It's written in English 🙄

Bisaya

Then there should be no Dutch and Afrikaans, for sure.

nihongo as in japan right ?

@@chuggingitup Yes. Also If a person says "Nihon", "Nihongo" or "Nippon" instead of Japan or Japanese while speaking English, they are usually either a weeb or a snob.

I’m Filipino!

Fourth*

🇵🇭

@f Demi I have a proposition for you. I will teach you Filipino o Tagalog in exchange for it you could help me learn Greek. How about it? Send me a message if you are interested.

Haai wena your lying voetsek

Me

Mine was Arabic Woah I didn't expect I would get this much like's

Me

I wouldn't be surprised if Finnish was here in the TOP 10

Mine was 4th

nonfb American isn’t a language Edit: I don’t think British is too- Edit 2: American, British, Canadian, and Australian aren’t even languages! Edit 3: I just realized this is a joke

@@jes_yes r/wooosh

Gawd that's so funny XD

But

I can also speak

I'm also going to learn Chinese but everyone tell me it's hard. Idk what to do

@@kagemaki4683 There are hard parts about it, but if you learn it correctly, you'll be completely fine. It may just take a little longer, but it's worth it in the end. I'm still intermediate, but I can assure you that it's easier than it sounds.

@@banana491 yeah, I’m from a Chinese family but I didn’t start learning Chinese until age 6, but it’s easier than it sounds

@@clairejin1704 Agreed! Plus it's fun.

+15 social credits

Except if that's the mother tongue

Then I can be proud of myself I guess.

Well Tagalog is my mother tongue so..

dEfAuLtZ g0D well i know two of them

I can speak Chinese and I'm learning Arab soooooo...... My mother tongue is English and I also can speak my country's language: Indonesian. I can also understand Javanese a little bit

C0 MUSIC yeah but idk why some apps make it that way

مرحبا

انت عربي يعني? or you jast now that?

Yep you are right and I am arabic / Jordanain

Yeah,also Hebrew is like that

My first language is : Azerbaijani Second is : Turkish Third and still learn : English (levelB1) I wanna learn : French

@@karamimamali6139 Azerbaycan dili ile Türkçe aynı dil. Sadece iki dilin şivesi farklı.

I’m still learning Japanese myself, so take it with a grain of salt...but FOCUS on grammar cuz that will very much help you with sentence formation and have an overall grip on the knowledge. That’s the only thing I’m confident in with this language. がんばって！

I know it has a somewhat shotty reputation, but Duolingo is really good for learning characters. On your phone, there is a page dedicated to learning Hiragana and Katakana.

@@ethanoux10 I agree. Although, once you feel solid with the characters, I suggest moving off of Duolingo and onto other apps after this.

Man, Japanese is really easy. Just watch some movies or animes. It's don't gonna be so hard for you to pronounciate, cause Spanish and Japanese likely have the same pronounciation gamut.

@@fahimahsan3603 learn some English before Japanese bruh

No this is Patrick 😂💯

😂😂😂

LOOOOL 😂

At least you wasnt me forced into chinese school but im malay and i also need to learn english and my mother toungue language

I saw you on the living tombstones music vids =O

Ahahahahah precies dat

Naomi iemand die het weet? 😂 pls lmk

vgm de 2e angstschreeuw, maar de eerste weet ik ook niet

Slechtschrijvend en angstschreeuw staat in ondertiteling

Whahhahaha 't waren niet eens woorden "slecht geschreven" en iets randoms

hullo

Lol

welp you'recorrect

Broooo I'm a Filipino and I can relate to this I score higher on the English subject than the Filipino one since kinder

Are you going to lear Portugal' portugues or Brazil portugues?

1st language: Tagalog 2nd language: English almoat fluent: japanese wanna learn: korean, spanish

First Language: Tagalog Second Language: English With basic knowledge: Russian Wanna learn: German and Japanese

Brazilian Portuguese?

F.E lovely 🍪

Yep i'm Arabic and this is right

Yea they got it wrong

✅

true صباح الخير =good morning not the other way around

Tama Ka

Tama

Im glad someone recongised the mistake

Um

A teacher teached me that in my "Paaralan"

How kind you are u want to learn Arabic to teach refugees people, anyway my first language is Arabic i can help if you want I appreciate your help

Honestly, this list makes no sense, Icelandic and Scottish Gaelic and Hungarian are category 2 - category 3 languages, and Dutch is a category 1 language, the easiest of all, they aren’t anywhere close to being as difficult as Asian languages / Japanese / Chinese / Arabic etc, so I don’t understand why would they be on this list, they should be on easy languages lists, as all Germanic languages are easy, and Hungarian and Scottish Gaelic aren’t all that difficult either, just a bit harder to read, but they can be learned in a few years, and Filipino isn’t difficult either, it’s kinda similar to Indonesian and has lots of Spanish words - clearly, this list was made randomly by ppl that don’t know about languages and have never studied Germanic languages and Celtic languages, and Icelandic pronunciation is very easy, but one is supposed to learn the pronunciation rules in the beginning, and one must always memorize each new word with its pronunciation, in Icelandic and in all other languages!

Dutch is literally the easiest language ever, and the pronunciation is very easy, especially once one learns the pronunciation rules and learns the words with their pronunciation and becomes advanced level, and the few longer words are basically multiple smaller words written without hyphens, so one will easily recognize most of the words in compound words after reaching an intermediate level and an advanced level, and almost all the words in Dutch are very pretty (as pretty as English / Norwegian etc words) which makes them even easier to learn, because one tends to remember prettier and more distinctive words faster - I am advanced level Dutch (over 8.000 base words) after focusing on Dutch for about 3 or 4 months or about 300 hours of study, and now even German feels so easy, because it’s very similar to Dutch in many ways, so I can remember German words fast now and have recently reached an intermediate level in German, and an upper intermediate level in Norwegian, and all Germanic languages are very easy to learn, most of them being category 1 languages, and a few of them like German / Icelandic / Old Norse / Faroese / Old English being category 2 languages, and they are all very pretty, which makes Germanic languages a lot easier to remember / learn!

Dutch / Norwegian / English etc are the easiest languages ever because they are the prettiest and the most refined, so they are very easy to read / spell / learn / memorize / remember etc, and the words are usually very distinctive, and it’s also the fact that Germanic languages follow the most logical patterns qua word construction and pronunciation rules and grammar etc, so anyone can learn them fast if one uses the right techniques, and Welsh / Breton / Cornish (Celtic languages) are also super easy category 1 languages, and the Latin languages are also very easy to learn, and Italian / Spanish / Latin / Galician / Esperanto / Gallo are the easiest Latin languages, but Portuguese and French are also easy, only a bit more difficult to spell due to the many accents, but these are all category 1 languages, and they are very pretty languages with mostly pretty words, which makes a language easier to learn, because one’s hern tends to naturally remember prettier words faster, so the prettier the language, the easier it is to memorize the words, so Dutch / English / Norwegian are the easiest ever to memorize / learn, and it’s also important to be very motivated, to want to learn the language for its pretty words, which is the right reason to learn languages, so I’m trying to learn all the pretty languages that are on my list of languages I want to learn or improve, and I always choose pretty languages with mostly pretty words, because seeing all the pretty words that create those visual harmonies keeps me motivated, because I like pretty words and pretty lyrics and use the pretty words in my lyrics / writings etc!

Swedish is also very easy, and it becomes even easier after learning Norwegian!

My third language is Spanish and I hear Portuguese and am like 🤪 and then read it straight off the screen NO problem.

Duolingo is a great place to start and a bad place to stay.

Hhhahahha i use that too

Im also using it, well id say it definitely have its pros and cons but its a great app to download if you just want to learn the basics or brushing up the lessons you've learned before

He’s coming

Ah s... , here we go again

@LetsTalk I SHOW YOU HOW TO TYPE CHINESE CHARACTER: 林心如 林=木木(DD) 心=心(P) 如=女口(VR)

@@KEUNGWHITETIGER nah idk where did you learn how to type, but most Chinese speakers either type with pinyin (abc) or zhuyin (ㄅㄆㄇ).

@@Eva-me9pv THEY USE THEIR WAY, I USE MY WAY,倉頡 倉=人戈日口 頡=土口一月金

@Rash Cutiipie MORE PRACTICE AND UNDERSTAND THE BASIC CONCEPT OF CHINESE LANGUAGE, SUCH AS THE PRINCIPLE OF CHINESE CHARACTER DESIGN AND THE BASIC STRUCTURE OF CHINESE SENTENCE IS SVO. THE CHINESE GRAMMAR IS JUST LIKE PLAYING LEGO. ALL THE WORDS YOU WANT TO SAY ARE DIRECTLY ADDED WITHOUT ANY CHANGING(NO CONJUGATION)

@Rash Cutiipie Most English speakers found learning Chinese with pinyin easier. However, there’s no “easy” way to learn Chinese since it’s the most difficult language out of all languages, so you just have to put in the work 💪

There are times of dialects in China all of them are hard cantonese is just and example. I'm from Guangdong and my first lang is cantonese so as mandarin I think it's not that different. There are so many other dialects in China too!

Joshua your right its war!!! Maybe its marawi

Joshua Masangcay Ikr

AYE KABAYAN

Small details big impact! Anyways hindi mahirap baybayin ang Tagalog besides it should be Filipino as the languange.

maybe its world war 1 or 2??😂😂

After years of learning, I still can't pronounce quezon right, im indeed a filipino, and it's easier for me to understand some french and alot of English-- WHY AM I FAILING CLASSES

I'm not even from the Philippines, nor do I speak the language but oh my gosh I think a part of my soul left my body when he said that.

Tagaa-log.

IKR

Omsim par hahahahahha Dapat kase "Taga-log"

As a person who can code (in Scala and Ruby), and speak Arabic. I think most people would agree that programming is harder 🤣🤣🤣

@@musaabu-hadbah2495 lol, definitely programming languages are the hardest, I am a website developer and definitely can tell every language other than Html, Css and JavaScript like Java, C++, C are very hard tbh

@@retardman5193 Normal people: C++/C are the hardest languages ever. Some developer in the 60s: ***laughs in Assembly language***

@@musaabu-hadbah2495 o o f

*Arabic, Arabic is the language and Arabs are the people.

I'm a Croat and Croatian language doesn't seem super hard. I mean, it suprised me he didn't enclude Finnish in the list, because it is WAY harder than Croatian, Polski, Slovacki etc...

@@angryinternetperson6629 I speake a bit Finnish

@@apolloncz2763 I never tried to speak it, but I have read and heard some words and it's a bit weird and complicated...

@@apolloncz2763 We are both Slavs, so... Write something on Czech and I'm gonna translate it into Croatian if I figure out what you've written ok? XD

@@angryinternetperson6629 Čeština, slovenština a polština jsou jazyky ze střední Evropy a chorvatština a slovinština jsou jazyky z jižní Evropy. Chorvatsko má nádherné moře a je nejlepší ve fotbale... Let's translate it

First langauge: ASL Second: English (American) ((still learning)) Third... CANT MAKE UP MY MIND I want to learn alll

@@calebbroaddrick2655 try italian

your native language is beautiful btw

@@srhxwnqjkg5297 Thank you

@@calebbroaddrick2655 I can relate. All languages are beautiful. Which language(s) do you want to learn the most? Learn one of them at first.

Chinese using KZfaq is illegal😂😂

@@nothingexists5066 I'm chinese and I use KZfaq so please explain >:D

@@nothingexists5066 She's overseas Chinese LOL

Ohh😂

Harder than Mandarin

@TruRussianPearson приуэт

I thought you were talking about sea basses

Приветик

Yeah, that’s a lot for just one number Also in not a single but a double (i can’t write that in english...) table M. Stół D. Stołu C. Stołowi B. Stół N. (Z/ze) Stołem Ms. (O) Stole W. Stół Wanna know How this works, people that are not Polish? „This is a table.”-to jest stół. ( _stół - M. Liczba pojedyncza, rodzaj męski_ ) This is a simple thing that 5th graders learn in Poland. Also, we have school 2 years more than english people do. This is a good thing through!

18.kurwa

@@NoName-xv8ih 14 years of school?

flowers' weeping 18. People from england have 16.

Kurwa kto mowi DWÓM

English would be tough

I am a linguist and agree with this list, especially the tonal languages. None of these are particularly easy as an American to acquire.

@@GojoSandyHandy ofcorse it is. Tear😪 Tear(tare) Though(thoe) Tough(tuf) Silent leters: Phone(fone) Phoney(foney) You're Your One Won and one sound the same So dose wood and would Meat and meet English is crazy tbh.

@@theorangedinosaur4098 it was not hard for me at all! I just didn't care and passively picked up vocab.

@@doriannamjesnik3007 Well for me English isn't that hard and if it was then why is it the most known language...right?

_ana_ Depends tbh, my first language is English and yet I speak Russian. (I don't have an American accent when I speak lmao)

Savage

XDD

English is my second language my first language is Spanish and I taught myself how to speak Russian

_ana_ true

Weebs left the chat

count me in bro

This is rude,stop.

@@roqwen Shut up.

Z4ID4И's Life go cry about it

DePoTa

He said it weird

BOBO

@Memes is my middle name:P 🤣naiintindihan kita pilipino din ako

Putangina hahahaha

I have been searching for a comment that actually mentions how dumb this video is… Like, this was made for English natives obviously so how can Afrikaans beat Persian? Or even Filipino? Not to mention most Westerners tend to struggle more with Korean than Chinese, not to mention that the actual hardest language is gonna be a conlang made to be difficult to master

@@datchisan25 I may not be a linguist, but as an Afrikaans speaker I was also skeptical of this video 🙂😅🤣

I actually am learning German, Japanese (my best friend is teaching me the older tongue, yes Japanese do have an older and modern tongue) , and Russian. Let me say I know how to use a basic conversation already in these languages. Super easy to learn if given the right amount of time and day to do some practice and learning. Seeing this comment actually explains why I was thinking that way too cause I am learning multiple languages at once. I speak native English cause Im from America and Spanish since I am cuban, which we say and phrase things heavily differently than other Spanish cultures.

@@datchisan25 as someone who has already studied Chinese and is currently studying Korean, I find Chinese to be way harder than Korean both in pronunciation and in written language.

Right? Persian, more often called Farsi. And he mispronounced "Tagalog". Also, how exactly are Korean and Japanese similar? And he neglected the fact that Cantonese and Mandarin are so different that a speaker of one would be unable to understand the other.

Kadaisiya oru tamil comment pathuten😌

U can learn Hindi too brother it will help you if u ever visit north india

தல நம்மள இங்க ஒருத்தன் இந்தி படிக்க சொல்றான்😂

@@girl-rp8my 😂😂vaipu illa raja epidiyum vadaka side poga matan🤣

First language: kannada Second language: English Third language: hindi Wanted to learn: computer language Fifth language:alien language

IKR

Yass lol

kaya nga AHHAHAHA

*screams in unhappiness*

I know i was getting mad.

Kanwal Katherine this is actually very true we really need to learn how to speak kindness

Agreed

Lol

It’s not a fucking language.

@@camillamsp3929 lol

So Hebrew

Except if your a minecraft veteran like Pewdiepie.

only true gamer can understand that language

it makes no sense even when you learn it...

@@lancetheking7524 because it's not a real language. It's just random lines

polish XD I too

Lemme guess you do German in school?

Kurwa!

Nice

@@Bludi8959 in Poland, you need to learn german aswell

Kdrama/ k-pop fan found 😂

It's okay I felt you

K-pop fan

Hey me too , honestly korean is easy when you can read the letters

@@valenciagoh u know it from nas

:)lol

ha ha so true!

Dark Ghost yess!! 😂

I grew up in a household that spoke 7 languages (technically 6 “cuz of a traditional versus simplified” situation lol) English (duh), Français, Español, Irambä, Geryaha, Ęnńojiah. Lolll

why is this is so similar to me :)lol

I am finnish lol

I have been learning Finnish for 3 months and I can agree

AMONG-

Azre Taidana yep

That is standard galactic

I⎓ ||𝙹⚍ ℸ ̣ ∷ᔑリᓭꖎᔑℸ ̣ ᒷ ℸ ̣ ⍑╎ᓭ, ⍑ᔑ⍊ᒷ ᔑ ∴𝙹リ↸ᒷ∷⎓⚍ꖎ ↸ᔑ||

Yeeee

Yep

@Triple B but the accent is a thing to master. That means a word can mean completely different things. But in general could be easy.

@Triple B It is Easy but the hardest thing is the way you speak it

Actually English is one of the hardest laungueges to learn

@@galaxyguy6663 it's one of the easiest

Lonely Star Just because most schools worldwide teach English on a mandatory basis doesn’t make it “easy” to learn.

any language can be easy if it’s enjoyable, you only get discouraged if the language isn’t meant to be 💕💕

@@valp9411 I think there is no thing such as hard language to a person who is determined to learn it, discouragements makes the learning fun and enjoyable.🧡

The language of the enchanting table is Greece

@@karrotizhealthy WAIT REALLY?

Actually if you search it up, the minecraft enchanting table language is standard galactic alphabet. Idk how they got that name because it's not standard at all but it certainly isn't greek

@@RuiMadeNeneBot WAIT IT ISN’T?!

@@karrotizhealthy yea. It's not greek idk why you would think that. Actual greek looks different. If you were to compare it to a well known languages I would say russian. But it's not

@Ethan John But it's useless without speaking daily

I know everything you know leaving French tamil and Malayalam

I speak Marathi Hindi English Sanskrit German

ur probably a malayali!?

congratulations no one asked

Goodluck!

@@make_riveragod3270 thankssss🤧🤧

My first lang: Czech My second: English My third: Russian My fourth: Korean

I change my comment so all comments to me are non sense. (Thank for Seven likes May 12 2020)

My first: Cantonese My second: Mandarin My third: English My fourth: Malay My fifth: Japanese

@@brylemorga3262 Hakdog 😄

My first: English My second: Bikol My third: Irish

me to

Vyonn same

But u r asian

@0uss4m4 g4m3r I’m not the person in my profile picture

0uss4m4 g4m3r I'm Asian but I only learnt English it doesn't mean I know a Asian language.

filipino you mean tagalog right? cuz filipino is the people of philipines

We will never make it

Thesevenstar PUBG shhh , lemme dream

Same

Yenda Knihovnik shinde

YESSZSZSZSZSZSSZSZSSsSszszsSeEzszsz

Ewa Turk

seventh: minecraft enchantment table

Eighth: binary code

i found a language on google translate called "Javanese"

@@charleneberry7085 congrats.

Its hard for many but its not hard for you cause your a African

I'm going to study Arabic at university this year - I'm scared. Let's see how it goes.

SAME

@@TheUnillustratedChaos hopefully well 😅 Right now I'm preparing for my Arabic GCSEs

@@rawan2363 all the best to you! Hope you'll do well :) Languages are just fascinating to me, and Arabic is just so different from the languages I'm familiar with. Might be a red flag for some, but I'll give it a shot. I also love Arabic script - looks pretty :)

@@TheUnillustratedChaos thank you! And all the best to you too 😅 :)

Lol same

*gacha user*

No it's Minecraft enchanting table language 🙄

Despite we are Arabs; we find it easier than Arabic.

我不能煮飯

Tak >:)

...

sounds like someone getting electricuted

Chinese is the hardest. 中文是世界上最难学的语言 波兰语弱爆了try to write what I just typed on your paper you’ll see

@@viscountj7037 Its hardest to learn yh, but not that hard for people that has chinese as a main lanuage

Lol. I'm a weeabu

Me

japanese isn’t hard

@I was using my grandma kindle bruh

Mali *cries* how..? I mean I speak Japanese pretty well (pronunciation wise) but writing and typing in it is a nightmare...

Yes, German is the hardest to learn. Even beyond American schools. My girlfriend took German when she was in high school.

Finnish is the most difficult language. Why did Finnish not make the list?!

kyllä suomi 😺

Guten Tag

What about the fifth???

@@sumaiyasulatana3033, the fifth is count to 7. Work in progress.

All I see is jungkook 🥰

;; b u b b l e t e Como hablas español e italiano, será muy fácil hablar portugués. Intenta aprenderlo.

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What

@@unrelatabledude3776 Idke

Hei minä soumi

Wtf we are talking about human langs we're not programming here

@@Al-Hussainy r/woosh

東アジアの文化にハマってるよ!笑笑 Lol i feel like a boomer