What is the hardest language to learn for Indian speakers?

Answer: Akhbaar Road (Representational Image) If you are a native English speaker, Japanese, Chinese, Arabic and Korean are the toughest languages to learn – taking an average of 2200 hours to reach a certain proficiency level.

Do Japanese learn Sanskrit?

From a practical perspective, it can help you land a teaching job as Sanskrit teachers are hard to come by. He also says that Japan has made learning Sanskrit compulsory in its schools. This is because Sanskrit has been found to be a suitable language to work with computers.

What languages are easier to learn after Japanese?

English and Malay both use roman characters but are not similar at all. I’d say that besides Okinawan, the easiest language to learn alongside Japanese for OP would be Korean. Although the two aren’t related, they have very similar grammars and both share a large amount of vocabulary through influence from Chinese.

How difficult is it to learn Japanese as a second language?

Even experts agree that spoken Japanese is not particularly difficult to learn. The sounds of the language are limited (only five vowels and thirteen consonants) and grammatically it is quite regular, without case declensions or other complex issues that are found in languages like Russian, or even German.

Is Japanese easy for Hindi speakers?

For someone who knows Hindi, it is DEFINITELY not hard learning another script language. German, Russian, Japanese, Mandarin are some of the hardest languages for a Hindi speaker. Among Indian languages the toughest are Tamil and Malayalam.

Is Chinese based on Sanskrit?

Sanskrit’s geographical influence is seen in India, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Tibet, China, Korea, and Japan. Although Sanskrit is mostly used today for religious and cultural rituals, many different languages can trace its roots back to this classic language.

Is Japanese influenced by Sanskrit?

The Japanese syllabic alphabet evolved from Sanskrit, thanks to the Buddhist texts that reached Japan through China. India’s historical cultural linkage with Japan through Buddhism is a widely acknowledged fact.

Why are there so many Sanskrit characters in Japanese?

It is because of an inherent nature present in all these languages and we hyothesize it to be sanskrut. The T/S alternation of Japanese/Odia/Sanskrit occur because these characters occur adjacent to each other, eg Tsukuba, matsuri (Japanese), Matsya (Odia/sans) and batsalya (Odia/sanskrit).

Why does the T/S alternation of Japanese/Odia/Sanskrit occur?

The T/S alternation of Japanese/Odia/Sanskrit occur because these characters occur adjacent to each other, eg Tsukuba, matsuri (Japanese), Matsya (Odia/sans) and batsalya (Odia/sanskrit). Once they occur together either character has a probability of being taken while the other is left out.

Is Sanskrit similar to other languages like German and French?

Sanskrit and German have several functional cases, whereas French/Spanish/Italian/Portuguese/Dutch/English/etc. do not. Those are the languages one might be inclined to compare Sanskrit with. – Cerberus Nov 23 ’12 at 8:49

What is the impact of Sanskrit on the culture of Asia?

As a result, Sanskrit had a lasting impact on the languages of South Asia, Southeast Asia and East Asia, especially in their formal and learned vocabularies. Sanskrit generally connotes several Old Indo-Aryan language varieties.