What language that uses the Latin Alphabet is the hardest one

Finnish

It's English, by a long way.

English is about 4 languages mixed up with no logic.

Unohdit mainita suomenkielen

>>692516560
Hardly, english is my second language it's definetely one of the easiest ones to learn.

>>692516560
hahahahaahahahah

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>>692516529
This

>>692516560
"Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo" is a grammatically correct sentence in American English, used as an example of how homonyms and homophones can be used to create complicated linguistic constructs.

>>692516803
also there has to be many ways to learn the language without getting some kind of special course, being one of the most used languages.

>>692516348
kek, way too easy..
try to learn Icelandic,Finnish or Czech

>>692517009
Essen essen essen essen essen essen

>>692516348
Icelandic

bitch please try hungarian

1. Icelandic.
2. Danish.
3. Latvian

Hungarian

>>692517629
how are you supposed to tell the difference between these? is it all just assumed based on the context?

>>692516348
learning a basic german is not hard just mastering it is nearly impossible, even for germans.

>>692517667
>Megszentségteleníthetetlenségesked- éseitekért

hungarian is not language

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>>692517868
Yes, on the context.

French grammar

>>692518250
french is for fagots

>>692516874
hee!

Plebs haven't mentioned Polish, like one of the top 3 hardest languages after mandarin and hungarian

>>692518160
damn what the fuck

I've heard Swedish is pretty hard to learn. I can never know if it is, though.

>>692518020
what do you mean with mastering?

French

>>692518475
>polish
yeah sure.. even Slovakian or Russian quite harder

>>692518475
OP said languages that use the latin aphabet

>>692518632
ask fucking linguists smartass, just throwing the facts on the table. even I can approve of it, since it's the third language I learned to speak "fluently"

>>692518529
From what I've heard it's rather difficult but in general easier than the other Scandinavian languages.

>>692518803
polish is not latin ?
kek

Basque.
Vietnamese.

>>692518940
meant to reply to >>692518632

>>692518475
u wot m8? You probably never witnessed italian.
9.8/10

"ancient" greek tho, is maybe the hardest one.

obv I'm taking in consideration the grammar and not the "hurr durr i watched this video and now I know 3/4 words of *insert language*"

>>692516348
Anyone that isn't English.

>>692518849
you learn 3 languages out of 2000+ from whole world.. and yout think you know it better how to comapre others?
maximum faggotry

>>692519067
Slovakian is still latin.. you can over look the russian tho

>>692519227
The Popes learn many languages not sure how many im in fact gonna google it.

>>692519004
Latin, you fagot

>>692519092
I learned italian for a year, shit tier language, it's not even hard, and learning ACTUAL LATIN is more worth it, since it's an actually usefull language.

>>692516348
Depends on which language you were born with.

>>692519373
Is Francis your friend and told you so ?

>>692516348
Any language which assigns a gender to a fucking inanimate object.
A table is not female you fucking cunts.

>>692516348
German? Are you kdding me? I'm bilingual English and Spanish and German is by far the easiest of the two. I already got my A1 level certification in German in two years. Fucking pleb

>>692519584
Answers
Pope Francis's native language is Spanish but he also speaks Italian, Portuguese, French, German, Ukrainian and Piedmontese (a language spoken in the Piedmont, an area in northern Italy). Of course Pope Francis is also conversant in Latin- the official language of the Holy See.
I speak spanish but speaking Ukranian that is a long shot.

>>692519092
Try learning English. It was very hard for me.

>>692519600
every slavic lang

>>692519416
Cosa faresti se al posto del pisello avessi una vagina?

Basque, fucking ergative-absolutive

>>692518094
akkor az angol sem egy valódi nyelv, te rohadék kis anyabaszó

On a scale of difficulty, where do the Chinese/Japanese/Korean languages rank?

>>692519630
Gonna go to try to learn German or Russian, tried to learn Arab fuck that is hard as fuck.

>>692516348
Easy: English
Mine: Portuguese
Hardest: German, Portuguese, Mandarin

>>692519856
Korean is the easiest language (an alphabet similar to ours in terms of numbber), then it's Japanse because the katakana/hiragana characters aren't as vast as the 20,000+ characters in mandarin (but the japanese still borrow some chinese words), and then mandarin

>>692519675
wtf you are talking about retard?
We were talking about, how do you know the polish is harder.. Not what language the Francis speak

>>692516348
Finnish or Hungarian for European languages.

Probably Vietnamese and Turkish for other languages.

>>692519927
Also, Swahili language:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJiHDmyhE1A

>>692518904
It's more regular, but more complicated than other Scandinavian languages.

>>692516529
Or hungarian

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>>692520000
Quads don't lie. Thanks, guy.

>>692520153
No you dumb fuck I was pointing out how many languages he speaks some seem hard as fuck from knowing to pronounce some words in a different language ah just forget about it faggot.

Nikker is the most difficult language it's horrible to learn

>>692519416
>latin is an actually useful language.

I highly disagree m8.
btw you are right when you say that italian is not even hard; tho you should agree with me that the "true" italian, the one of the 13th/14th century is way harder and enjoyable.
Being able to read without pausing 24/7 a piece of poetry of that age is what makes today italian a not-shit-tier language.

Yet I understand that italian now as now is not a language worth learning due to the fact that only one country speaks it.

>>692519810
You think I'd bother ACTUALLY REMEMBER ANYTHING I LEARNED for a year of a language so gay that it's reaching french levels of faggotry?
Try me again, pussy.

>>692520517
Yes I agree! Nikker is hard to learn

>>692520539
>italian
>gay

pick one cuck.

>>692520519
Arab too if you want to get a job in the middle east.
also is arab muslim like Hebrew ?

>>692520458
nobody ask for it..
you sure speak to yourself too often fagot

>>692520000
>mandarin
>easy
Fuck you.

>>692519810
Inizierei a provare le gioie della vita.

latin language users will struggle with the ural-altaic languages such as finnish, hungarian, turkish since it has a completely different word structure.

>>692520736
was pointing out that if you speak spanish it will be easier to learn portugesse or italian, and so on.
but you had to fuck up my post maybe it was my fault for not explaining myself on the first place.
anyway go fist your mother you cuck

>>692518632
>>692519092
latin alphabet you fucktards

>>692520748
You obviously can't read, he said mandarim is the hardest of the three.

>>692520709
arabic is very easy and simple.. only letters are really hard

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>>692516348
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>>692519092
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>>692519927
>Faggots picking languages that stem from the indo-european language tree


>>692518632
>>692519786
>Faggots! Russian uses Kyrilic

Finno-Ungric is the correct answer.
Ultra Faggots!

Also fuck anyone mentioning any lai lai sucki five dollar, or halal language!

>>692520812
già, ben detto!

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>English is so ez
>check out the most complicated words/setence structures in my language
>god you Americans are so stupid

The fad that never ends.
You do realize having something stupidly difficult without reason doesn't make you smarter, right?

>>692520709
I don't think so.
btw the point of all is here:
>if you want to get a job

like, seriously, who bothers himself so much for nothing? If I can make use of a language I am learning then yes, go on.

>>692520941
dont point at anything..
nobody is interested in your shittalk.
Go be fagot somewhere else

>>692518564
Not the same anon, but genitive, difference between conjunctions and subjunctions, completely fucked up orthography, composite words (the German word for turtle 'Schildkröte' literally translates to shield toad) and overall more complicated grammar.

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>>692520955
Its because English is hard.

>>692520960
will try if you know arabic there is real high payed jobs true story.

Depends on your point of view.

If you are already speaking an Indo-European language than it should be (in order of difficulty):

1. Basque
2. Maltese
3. Turkish

>>692520519
>latin
>not useful

You dumb nigger, knowing just a bit of Latin highly helps you learning two of the most spoken languages in the world.

>>692518475
i've started learning polish and it's not that bad. the only thing that seems tough is all the micro consonants. And that's only hard for me because I'm an American and like most Americans, my elocution sucks big nigger titties.

Irish/gaeilge. Tír gan teanga, tír gan anam! Is fearr Gaeilge bhriste, ná Béarla cliste.

Google translate is not your friend with this.

>>692516560
second language also, one of the easiest ive learned

Lithuanian

>>692521272
yeah I know.. I have some work cooperation in few middle east countries..If I wouldnt been married I would definitely went there for few years, since for the same job I can get up 3 times more

German is not that hard to learn...

we have a fuckton of words, what really fucks
you up is our grammar.

>>692521675
Ayyyyyyyyy! Tiocfaidh ar la, mo chara

>>692520960
>Arab
>Latin
Pick one, Faggot!

>>692521675
Aggreed that its a difficult language.
Only useful as a minority school language that only few people use, so if you arent a local, or like to talk in code, then its useless.

>>692522305
it was a respond on previous post.
read before you post a shit, fagot

>>692521822
>can pretty much order 90% of the words in a sentence in any way and still make sense

Maybe conjugating is hard, but anyone can do that. Also my German teacher is high school was hot as fuck now I'm thinking about her

>>692519927
Anonimo da Silva da merda

>>692522528
Thankfully there has been explosion in interest in the language and a definite rise in the amount of speakers. As you may know it was banned by the British at one point in history

>>692522528
Tá tú líofa i nGaeilge?

>>692516803
you spelled definitely wrong

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>>692522587
NO YOU!
Also, learn the fucking difference between fagot and faggot.

>>692516348
Finnish, by a longshot, or danish, or icelandfuckspeak...

>>692522747
7-1 Faggot.

>>692518375
We will still fuck your sister

>>692523373
I'm portuguese too if you havent realized, dumbass

>>692522782
>explosion
Typical fucking irish

>>692523460
4-0

Bosnian :)

>>692521105
Difficult grammar can be beneficial if it allows you to express yourself better.

On the other hand, Turkish is such a shitty language that according to studies people need 1/3 longer to process a question when asked in Turkish because the grammar is so fucked.

>>692519600
Latin languages tends to do that

>>692516348
https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Kikuyu_language

>>692522164
Tá ár lá anoís...

>>692516348
>What language that uses the Latin Alphabet is the hardest one to learn?
>In my opinion:
>1. German
>2. French
>3. Portuguese

Icelandic, by a very looooong way.

>>692523062
I don't think icelandic is very difficult

>>692516348

They can all use the latin alphabet...

>English
Motherfucker's never had to learn Welsh

Stupid spic dialectics

>>692524524
>Latin languages tends to do that

All European languages do it. The English grammar system collapsed during the transition from Old to Middle English (Old English had grammatical gender). English has it in a few things, for example, referring to ships with feminine pronouns (although in Old English it was neuter).

>>692524649

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubykh_phonology

>>692516348

Watashi wa, raten'arufabetto o shiyō shite imasu.

>>692525956
I don't know that the hell you're saying, but it looks pretty easy to learn.

>>692525334
Thanks for the information, I only know some latins languages that's why I didn't included other languages.

>>692522528
me
>>692522782
>>692522857
No sorry I dont.
Years ago I had a thing with a gamer girl that I met online and flew forth and back a few times.
- Her sisters husband knew how to speak it

>>692526026

I said, "I am using the Latin alphabet."

>>692524524
Romance languages tend to reduce the three IndoEuropean genders to m/f.

Slavic languages tend to keep the three IndoEuropean genders m/f/n.

Of the Germanic languages Danish, Swedish and Dutch merged m/f to a common gender, thus ending with two, German, Norwegian and Icelandic kept the three genders, English (and some Danish dialects) merged them all into one ender.

English btw
There are so many rules of pronunciation

>>692517450
And faroese.

It's grammatically like german but even more of a pain in the ass and pronounciation is like icelandic but even more headache inducing.

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>>692526240
Aaaand back to /a/ with you ;)

>>692526757

And yet you can make yourself understood without using almost any of them.

>>692517787
Danish is only hard to pronounce.

Grammatically it is the easiest i know (Of faroese, english, german and danish), though english is a close second.

>>692526776
Oh boy.. in my high school days I had a Faroese physics teacher and his Danish accent was at times quite difficult to decipher.
Also he was a sparetime alcoholic.

>>692525956

Ya takzhe s ispol'zovaniyem latinskogo alfavita.

>>692518160
They have jumbled entire paragraphs into a single word. That's what I call efficiency

>>692518160
>>692527496Yyou'll find that Finns (Estonians as well for that matter) wont pause to breathe, but keep yapping whilst inhaling/exhaling to spend the least amount of time talking.
Efficiency?- I'd call them introvert by nature.

But seriously, polish is my native language, and i still can't tell which verbs are regular, and which are irregular. All seem just random. I can't imagine learning it as a second language.

>>692526870
>;)
Aaaand back to rebbit with you.

Polish, Icelandic, Faroese, Finnish, Hungarian and Andorran.

>>692527222
We have a way of starting to learn danish called street danish (Even if it doesn't in anyway sound like actual street danish) where we pronounce every consonant hard. This makes learning the grammar easy even though it gives a lot of us a very thick accent.

This is primarily due to us pronouncing most things how they are spelled with the exception of ð which is like the danish soft d. But it can be pronouced many, many, many different ways which makes it a bitch.

An example of faroese fuckery is the words: Veður, vevur & vegur. All of them are pronounced exactly the same (With a v sound in the middle) even though they mean many different things (Weather, loom & road respectively)

Also everyone from the Faroe Islands is an alcoholic.

All of you retards who say that English is easy...learn the language without being bathed in it every second in your life. The music, movies, books, TV series, commercials - literally everything you see these days is in English. That's why it's "easy to learn", you never had to learn it, you just absorbed it. Fucking retards.

>>692529647
What's the problem if the language is easy? That's probably why it spread around so much, a language being harder doesn't make it better, butthurt burger.

>>692516348
Portuguese is my second, english my first. didn't think learning portuguese was that hard tbf

>>692529647
But it is easy. Only like 4 verb forms (take, took, taken, taking), 3 noun forms (table, tables, table's) and that's kinda all flexion there is. Compare with polish adjectives, which have 3 genders x 7 cases x 2 numbers to make roughly 42 forms. Seemingly without any logical pattern.

>>692528940
Faroese represent!

>>692516803
i think the reason people have different opinions on this is because english is technically a really complicated language, but you get a lot of exposure to it through media, so its a lot faster to pick up once you know a little 'cause you're kind of forced to practice a lot

>>692528956
Bro, I can hear the accent inside of my skull even when reading it.
Some of the dialects originating from southern Jutland are quite similar to what you're explaining.
Also, Danish has got an abundance of local dialects, many of which are difficult (read: impossible) to replicate, even for a guy whose got an ear for it like me.
- My local dialect often cuts away d, or makes it into double d, cuts away e and turns next consonant into double, or messes with the structural integrity with the sentences themselves.

Yeah, I realised, Faroe people are alcoholics.
- Big words for me whos used to taking the ferry to Puttgarden (Germany) often, for the sole purpose of buying alcohol (ciggies and cheap candy ofc).

>>692516348
I am german and im able to speak english aswell as a little bit of spanish.
I would say actually Latin itself is the hardest language using the latin alphabet. Or maybe polnish or some other eastern language. try it. its somehow hard as fuck due they use their own logic. very different from english/german/dutch...

>>692530469
the grammar isn't complicated but theres shitloads of lone words and different words with subtle variations of the same meaning

for example: fast, quick, speedy, rapid
all mean the same thing but with different implications that are tricky to pick up

>>692531637
Wait aren't southern jutlandic dialects more like not at all pronouncing anything and grunting while having a 15 inch dildo in your ass?

>>692516529
Or Esti, but pretty much the same tbh.

vaguely related
anyone have any advice for an anglophone learning russian? this'll be my first attempt at learning a language

>>692530469
Danish
8 verb forms (tag, tage, tager, tages, tog, toges, taget, tagende)
8 noun forms (bord, bordet, borde, bordene, bords, bordets, bordes, bordenes),
3 adjective forms (grøn, grønt, grønne)

>>692517009
And,
James, where John had had had, had had had had. Had had had had the teacher's approval.

>>692516348
Portuguese is really easy if you know Spanish.