What language is the best for writing?
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What language is the best for writing?
The Most Popular Writing Scripts in The World
- Latin. Latin is an alphabet type of script and the most widely used in the world.
- Chinese. The second most widely used script in the world is Chinese, also known as hanzi, kanji, or hanja.
- Arabic. Arabic is the third most widely used script in the world.
- Devanagari.
Which language is good for future?
1. Python. When talking about the best programming languages, Python takes the top rank in all its crowning glory. Python is immensely popular among developers and Data Science experts because of its simplicity and versatility.
Is Java dying out?
Originally Answered: Is Java dead? No, Java is not dead. If starting out in programming, you could learn C# which is Java++. The development environment of C# in Linux isn’t as robust as it is on Windows though, but that will probably change soon.
Which language will you find easiest to learn?
And The Easiest Language To Learn Is… Norwegian. This may come as a surprise, but we have ranked Norwegian as the easiest language to learn for English speakers. Swedish. Our second easiest language to learn also comes from Scandinavia and the Germanic family of languages. Spanish. This pick should come as no surprise. Dutch. Portuguese. Indonesian. Italian. French. Swahili.
What are the hardest languages to learn?
1) Arabic. Arabic is one of the most challenging languages to learn, and it might take years for you to take control of this particular language. 2) Japanese. Most Asian languages are ready to give a tough time to those from certain English-speaking countries. 3) Chinese Mandarin. 4) Korean. 5) Greek. 6) Icelandic. 7) Estonian. 8) Finnish. 9) Thai. 10) Norwegian.
Which language is the easiest?
Well, the obvious answer is Esperanto. But in terms of natural languages, the easiest language grammatically, is also the most common language: Mandarin Chinese.
What is the simplest language in the world?
From my own experience, perhaps the simplest and most logical language is Esperanto, a constructed language designed by a man named Dr. L. L. Zamenhof, who embarked on the project of creating Esperanto as he wished to spread an ‘international auxiliary language’ throughout the world.