The document lists and provides brief details about 6 of the hardest languages to learn: Chinese, Arabic, Japanese, Russian, Finnish, and Icelandic. Chinese is described as a tonal language with many homophones. Arabic letters have multiple forms and vowels are often not written. Japanese uses three writing systems and two reading methods. Russian has a complex grammar involving conjugation and cases. Finnish has 15 noun cases and vowel harmony. Icelandic has archaic vocabulary, complex grammar, long words, and unique pronunciations.

1. Top 6 hardest languages to
learn
By
SATHYAN S
Department of civil engineering.

2. 1.CHINESE:中文
• Mandarin
Cantonese
North and south south
china,
West of china hongkong.
Tonal languages
4 tones 6 tones
Rich homophones

3. 2.ARABIC
• letters are written in 4
different forms .
• To complicate things,
vowels are not included
when writing.
• Arabic has many different
dialects.
‫العربية‬ ‫اللغة‬

5. 3.Japanese 日本語:-
• Three independent writing system .
• Two ways of reading characters.
• Honorific language.
• It also have different dialects.

6. 4.Russian русский
• It belongs Slavic family.
• Complicated alphabets
• Complicated pronunciation
• Russian is its complex grammar, words can be conjugated and
change its endings based on gender, time, 7 grammar cases,
plural.

7. 5.Finnish Suomen kieli
• The language is in the Finno-Urgic language family.
• Nouns have 15 different cases.
• Vowel harmonic.
• "Lentokonesuihkuturbiinimoottoriapumekaanikkoali
upseerioppilas.
• airplane jet turbine engine auxiliary mechanic non-
commissioned officer "

8. 6.Icelandic
• the archaic vocabulary and complex grammar.
• Not only are the words extremely long, the specific
syllables are pronounced completely different from your
typical English syllables.
• Vaðlaheiðarvegavinnuverkfærageymsluskúraútidyra
lykl.
íslensku