Is Finnish one of the hardest languages to learn?

Finnish is often regarded as one of the most difficult languages to learn. With its verb conjugation, case system, consonant gradation, and clitics it might feel quite difficult sure. However, the difficulty of the language depends a lot on your point of view.

Is Chinese the easiest language to learn?

When it comes to the issue of grammatical complexity, Chinese is really one of the easiest languages there is to learn. Unlike most European languages, it does not feature complicated constructs like cases and genders. It also treats tenses in a very simplistic way.

Why is Finnish so complicated?

Because Finnish has no connection to Latin or Germanic language groups it has proven to be more than a mouthful for most English speakers looking to learn the language. According to the FSI, learning the most difficult languages would require a minimum of 88 weeks of study time – that’s 2,200 hours.

What is the hardest language to learn in Finland?

Finnish language is the hardest one,,, but I like it a lot,,, it is so rich language with words, phrases and grammars,,, I have found out almost everything in Finnish language is beautiful,,, despite of I am mathematician and do not like languages! I am living with abstract idea mostly. ReplyAnnaAugust 15, 2016 at 10:56

Is Chinese the hardest language to learn?

Despite being one of the most spoken languages in the world, Chinese is one of the hardest languages to learn ranked by the Defense Language Institute. It’s a tonal language, has tons of homonyms, makes frequent use of idiomatic expressions, and uses a completely different writing system. Interested in learning Chinese?

Is Mandarin difficult to learn for English speakers?

English speakers find the language very difficult to learn, primarily because it is a tonal language. Each and every sound in Mandarin has four distinct pronunciations. To make matters worse, the language is rich in homophones (words that sound the same but have different meanings).

Is it easier to learn Polish or Finnish?

In general, it always depends on your individual background. For example, for people who speak a Slavic language as their mother tongue, it is rather easy to learn Polish. In some ways, Polish grammar can be easier than Finnish grammar. For example, it has much fewer noun cases.