What do you think is the hardest language in the world? (teach, top)

[Rams_Lord]

I don't which one is harder out of Arabic and Mandarin/Cantonese, but they are definitely at the top of my list.

Finnish would be in my top 20 too, I find it so complicated.

[Rams_Lord]

Finnish

[Greysholic]

^Wow that looks ****ed-up.

[Ethereal]

Welsh is one of them, especially if you want to read it:

[Ariete]

It's not. That is what makes Finnish so poetic and beautiful. The language simply has endless possibilities.

[Sofi32]

Chinese by far, you need to learn at least 2000 complicated ideograms to be able to communicate in a basic level

[Rams_Lord]

Originally Posted by Theropod

Welsh is one of them, especially if you want to read it:

Well, I guess the fact that it's written in the latin alphabet is a bonus

[Rams_Lord]

Originally Posted by Ariete

It's not. That is what makes Finnish so poetic and beautiful. The language simply has endless possibilities.

I think you'll find it is, haha . Compare it with your neighbouring Swedish and Norwegian. I think there was a time I thought I'd learn Finnish. I decided to teach myself the numbers first and after I saw the numbers after 10, I never done another lesson again.

[Ethereal]

Originally Posted by Rams_Lord

Well, I guess the fact that it's written in the latin alphabet is a bonus

Yeah I guess, but what's the point of reading it when the language looks like unjumbled English words?

You'd get headaches.

[Ariete]

Originally Posted by Rams_Lord

I think you'll find it is, haha . Compare it with your neighbouring Swedish and Norwegian. I think there was a time I thought I'd learn Finnish. I decided to teach myself the numbers first and after I saw the numbers after 10, I never done another lesson again.

Yeah, yeah, you need to know the language to realise its beauty. For everyone else it's just endless äklökakkatussutässäedessäni.

All those words means something, though they are linked together. "Yucky poo vagina here in front of me" that means.