Which of these five languages you like the most? Let me know down below🤗❤️

Great video! All the success, great advice for language learners

Very nice video alessia

I love Italian! And I'm your fan haha.)

真棒！我很喜欢！ Nice Video！

Magnifico video. UN gusto conocerte Alessia.

Nice, concise and insightful video. Thank you. I like and am exploring Indonesian for the reasons stated but also to engage with the vibrant community here in Washington state USA. In the spirit of inclusivity, I highly recommend an overlooked but very easy language for English speakers to learn: American/British Sign Language!

Lindo video.💗

I am from Indonesia... And so true that Indonesia language is very easy to learn.... ❤

It's nice to know which languages are easiest to learn, but I wouldn't study them because they're easy. Easy and useful would be a good start. I might want to visit France - more than once - but not so much South Africa. Plus, there's a huge French literature to read. I'd start with the language I could use most often, and then go on from there. Spanish is similar to Italian, but it's spoken all over the Americas.

Indonesian, Italian, Afrikaans

My home language is Afrikaans. It's only one of 11 official spoken languages in South Africa, and is only the third largest. Still, it's easy enough to learn, and will make you some friends here, I guess.

I think that your pick of those 5 languages as among the easiest for English speakers is a good one. Spanish and Swedish could also be added to the list. I do need to make one correction in relation to one of your English- Italian examples @1:38. For English learners of Italian or Italian learners of English do not confuse 'Eventually' with 'Eventualmente' - they are false friends (ie. words that look alike but have different meanings). Eventually = alla fine / Eventualmente = if necessary. eg. I will ask if I can borrow my brother's car tomorrow to go to the city. But if necessary (if he says no) [eventualmente] I will take the bus. You cannot use the word 'eventually' here as it would be incorrect. Eventualmente is how you would say 'if necessary/if need be' in many European languages (English is one of the exceptions).

Afrikaans is only useful in SA. Swahili is relatively easy and more useful. Arabic is not so easy but doable for native English speakers.

Learning Indonesian - Bahasa - is only useful in Malaysia outside of Indonesia. It doesn't help learn other SE Asian languages at all. Absolutely nothing like Thai, Khmer, Vietnamese or Lao.

No language is very easy to learn... It takes time and effort

There is no such thing as a "language with small vocabulary". You can't measure the vocabulary size in any meaningful way. And no, the size of some random dictionary is not an indicator.

Hindi is the best language in the universe 🇮🇳