What language you think is hardest to learn? - Page 4

Originally posted by: blue-ice

see when we talk about how hard a language is...of course its for those whose main language is something else...u Canadians grow up learning French😆...of course it will be easy for u😆...I was talking from the point of learning it after u are already having a different primary language..

There was a series written by Enid Blyton...I am forgetting the name...but it was about twin sisters..Pat and Isabell who could never get their Rs right...that is why I said it😆😆

Originally posted by: ani_gr

I love love love to learn Urdu... my dream to learn Urdu... I think it is amazing..😊

Originally posted by: ani_gr

I love love love to learn Urdu... my dream to learn Urdu... I think it is amazing..😊

Originally posted by: gameon

Hindi- According to any wannabe cool girl born in 2000s. They are like hamari hindi is so weak, we only talk in english.

No offense but I find Korean funny. Like the girl will be saying 'I hate you' but it sounds 'I need a chocolate'😆 Thank God for the subtitles 😆

Originally posted by: blue-ice

OMG...me too😲 😆...hello Lucknow born Texan🤗

Originally posted by: blue-ice

I don't know how difficult learning Urdu is...but man its the most beautiful language in this whole world❤️...so much class...I am from Lucknow...and I have seen people fight in Urdu...and I am like really...guys u are fighting...stop being so respectful towards each other😆😆

I want to learn french and spanish😳

Not sure those who works with Chinese has this problem or not? Remembering their names 🤔 that too full name 😆 they make it very easy wen they ask other to call them with their surname 😆

Chinese and Arabic are the toughest I have found. Its a nightmare. In Chinese, Mandarin is easier than Cantonese though, there are less way you can say the same word in Mandarin, hence fewer meanings. 4 for Mandarin as opposed to 9 I think, for Cantonese. Like I said, a nightmare.😆

Between the two you mentioned I would say Japanese. You have to go a really long way before you can write anything of value in Japanese. Way too many words to learn.

Also in the end it comes down to the person's interest as well. If you are really interested you will find it much, much easier than the average person.

Regarding as to whether they will learn the whole language, nope; they won't. I doubt they will go beyond their dialogues, even to the basics of grammar, vocabulary etc. Don't think Bollywood is really there yet to get that amount of detail right; though this is an encouraging trend.

The most important thing they need to work on most is the accents. Its harsh to expect them to take full language courses. But yeah basic grammar, vocabulary should be studied imo. It makes the performances that much better, if you understand what you are doing and the room for improvisation increases.