hardest language to learn?

ardianto said:
I shall register to an English course near my home.
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anda hanya perlu aktif di dalam forum ini, moga-moga anda akan berjaya menguasai Bahasa Inggeris dengan baik... Insya Allah...

(you just need to be active in this forum, hoping that you'll be successfull in mastering the English Language... Inshallah)
 
anatolian said:
Yeah..by the way Tony Tarek has gone :D

but I must say that I can't translate it very well too :)
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Tarek Tony went as he has been on holliday. I said I was picking up Turkish easily and not a linguistic expert, even my wife who has degrees and worked for Turkish govrnment does not know this word
 
anatolian said:
Ok let's translate this word to English "ademimerkeziyetsizleştirttiremeyeceklerimizdenlermiş"
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OK then, I dont think it is translatable. please tell us what it means in English.
 
north_malaysian said:
anda hanya perlu aktif di dalam forum ini, moga-moga anda akan berjaya menguasai Bahasa Inggeris dengan baik... Insya Allah...

(you just need to be active in this forum, hoping that you'll be successfull in mastering the English Language... Inshallah)
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Both Inonesian and malaysian languages were created artificially, right?
 
TKTony said:
OK then, I dont think it is translatable. please tell us what it means in English.
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I was just kidding/jocking :) If you think this language is easy to pick up it's ok with me :D

That word may be translated as this, by the way, although I'm not sure enough,

"one of those whom we cannot make to become nonautonomous goverment supporters"
 
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I think Finnish is the hardest. Arabic is hard for me because of the verbs.

Finnish has easy pronunciation and spelling, but it's just... hard.
Try learning it! :)

Mandarin isn't really that hard, but it's just different.
The same goes with Japanese and Korean. It just requires (like most languages) to think with a new slate and try to not translate in your mind to your native language when learning new words.
 
For some odd reason the language I have and still have the most difficulty with is Urdu, even after living over 2 years with my daughter and her husband and all they spoke in the house was Urdu. I think after 2 years the only word I learned was Biryani and I'm not too certain on how to spell it.
 
Woodrow said:
For some odd reason the language I have and still have the most difficulty with is Urdu, even after living over 2 years with my daughter and her husband and all they spoke in the house was Urdu. I think after 2 years the only word I learned was Biryani and I'm not too certain on how to spell it.
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;D. I think Urdu can be quite hard unless you've grown up with it. Reading it is especially difficult. The pure form of Urdu has lotsa arabic and persian in it, which not a lot of people use in every day language.
 
I am currently trying to learn german and it's not so easy!!! People trying to learn arabic think it's difficult. And chinese is difficult too!!!
 
Whatsthepoint said:
Both Inonesian and malaysian languages were created artificially, right?
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yupp.. both originated from Malay...

the main difference between both is that Indonesian has lots of Dutch-origin words and Malaysian has lots of English-origin words...

Because there are millions of Indonesian immigrants in Malaysia plus Indonesian movies, dramas and muisic are so popular in Malaysia... Malaysians have no difficulty understanding Indonesian Language... But I dont know about whether the Indonesians would have problems understanding us....
 
From what I remember reading it seems that many people consider the old whistling language of the Canary Islands and the women's language of Tierra d'el Fuego as being the most difficult. Neither has ever been translated and no non-native has ever learned either.
 
I've heard Chinese Mandarin is the hardest language to learn, Classical Arabic is not simple but it is not hard to learn though the many dialects and their variations may form a problem for Arabic language learners since people don't use Classical Arabic in their daily life.
 
Arabic is the hardiest
believe me, even Arabian don't speak it grammatically

I'm talking about the original Arabic, which we don't deal with it now..

who said that the quran is an easy to be understood?.. there is a rough rules to explain it, so no one can explain the quran

but the Arabic language is very sweetly language, and you taste the sentences

it is difficult, but when you learn it you will love it
 
Hanz said:
^Haha lol. :D

Arabic isn't too hard. :)

I find Urdu hard. :(
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Are janab aisa kyon farma rahe hain? Urdu to sabse shirin zuban hai mere mohtaram. Aap shuruaat to kijiye, agar na maza aaye to jo chor ki saza woh meri bhi.:D
 
Woodrow said:
For some odd reason the language I have and still have the most difficulty with is Urdu, even after living over 2 years with my daughter and her husband and all they spoke in the house was Urdu. I think after 2 years the only word I learned was Biryani and I'm not too certain on how to spell it.
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Dont worry about spelling brother, just enjoy it. lol.

And I bet urdu is the sweetest language on earth, though its not my mother language, still I love speaking it.
 

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