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Arabic and nordic languages (ex swedish)
Greek, Polish

"If I do good, people might accuse me of selfish, ulterior motives, but I will still do it. Because I believe no one is malicious, not in their core, in their raw being.
The best in them is clouded by sorrows and fears, take those away and you'll bring out the brightest of lights in them.
Because no one can be happy without being kind, without giving ourselves to another, and we all love to give ourselves, it is our true nature.
That is why, even if I might get disappointed, I'll always give the best I've got. A single candle can light a thousand others and still burn." - Skezra

french.. hahaha im not good with languages.
im half Lebanese, and i wouldnt even try for a SECOND to learn it.. so thats the hardest.

Lots of people say, that slovenian(or slovene/slovenÅ¡čina) is really hard to learn.

I'd say that as long as you want to learn some language and you're doing on it, it isn't too hard.

I've heard english is the hardest.

I am fluent in both English and French and understand Creole and would say French is the hardest out of the three. French has a lot of grammar rules that can be difficult to grasp if it isn't the language you've been taught in the first place. English is incredibly easy to learn. I have taken German class on my next semester and I don't know yet if it's a difficult language. I have also learned a little bit of Spanish while I was in high school.

i read that the Slovak is the hardest language

madarin chinese has been the hardest for me
but once you master it
its an awesome language xx

Arabic, Hebrew, Mandarin and Turkish