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There are over 2650 languages in the world plus over 7000 dialects. Deciding which language is the most difficult to learn may not be as simple as you may think. Different languages present different challenges, and what constitutes a difficult language depends a lot on the individual studying it.

so what the Most Difficult Languages to Learn for you??

Arabic is my mother language so i dont know its difficult or not .anyways i think Indian Language the most Difficult.

Although that Arabic is my first language
but in grammar difficulty
i give it
Rating: 10/10

see study Arabic grammars since i was in grade 1
i reached grade 12 they aren't done yet more & more

From my little knowledge, I'd go with Arabic or Hebrew.

I reckon probably Arabic or Turkish

Mandarin or Arabic.

mandarin and japanese

japanese isnt that hard, personally i think its easier then french but thats probably just me.

the only hard part would be the kanji(chinese characters) which there are thousands but katakana is quite easy.

i would probally have to agree with you all and say arabic is probably the hardest.

???

I've studied 4 languages (I still can't speak French properly but I can read, and I can't write German), but I think the hardest are Arabic or Chinese.

"I will burn my dread I once ran away from the god of fear And he chained me to despair I'll break the chain And run till I see the sunlight again"

Meh, I can hardly retain English. I imagine Arabic though. Generally I can at least tell the difference between lettings in other languages but with Arabic? It's all squiggly lines!

However Sign Language is pretty hard too, esp. if you try to learn them all. Because it's not universal, the deaf just just have their own language, it varies country to country. Sure some of them make some sense but with a lot of it you just wanna go "WTH?! How in the fuck does that sign mean this word?! It doesn't make any sense!"
The only time you can ever get away with learning one and using it in a different country is if you're learning either French or American Sign Language because heck, they are basically the same... or used to be at least, I'm sure sign slang is different, but, eh, you know.

Also... Braille. But is that even really a language?


Meh, I haven't tried to learn too many so I'm not totally sure though.

I imagine it would be any language with different symbols/letters.
I find with languages, I can read and write them fine but it's the speaking that gets me. My rather awesome accent doesn't allow for good pronunciation.
Although, the only spoken languages I've ever taken were Maori (Which I can pronounce) and Spanish (I can roll my r's but that's about it)

I'll say, I've never seen or heard the Arabic language but I learnt New Zealand Sign Language when my mother had to and it is so difficult.