There is no hard language it's just our brains suffering a hard language for it.
It would be extremely hard to communicate.
Well basically it is hard to learn basics. But if you catch the structure it is quite interesting to learn, because Lithuanian has many diminutives. That makes this language more soundly. Like an Italian. Lithuanian language has similarities with Sanscrit and rated in the top 10 oldest language in the world. If someone would like to learn this language
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It's very hard. About as hard as a Slavic language.
The hard C originated from the Latinlanguage.
Well, That's hard to do considering that 'Argentina" is Not a language. i think you might mean 'Spanish' since That is the official language of Argentina. Edit: "Bienvenido al mundo" welcome: bienvenido to the : al (in this case) world: mundo
Around 4.5% of the world's population speaks Arabic as their first language. This makes Arabic one of the most widely spoken languages in the world.
Well, what do you think? In a hefty majority of the countries in the world, language does form a part of the educational curriculum. It's awfully hard to learn about math and science if you don't have any language to talk about it with.
Main Language in the World: English
How hard a language is to learn really depends on your motivation.
The Englisha language is one of the most used language in the world. It is now considered as the language of communication for the whole world.
English is relatively a very difficult language. It has so many rules and all of them have exceptions. Unlike Spanish it isn't a phonetic language, meaning all of it's word aren't spelled how they sound. It is hard to full master the language, but it is a major language of the world and will prove to be helpful throughout one's life.