What Is The Hardest Language to Learn?
Are some languages harder to learn than others? Yes, think so. Some have less or more forgiving grammar. Some have unfamiliar or hard to learn writing systems. Some are harder to pronounce or have little common vocabulary with languages we know. But if we are truly motivated, it doesn't matter. ___ Study a language on LingQ: https://bit.ly/3cmp2FV
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