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Only if cool = scary…</p>
<p>According to [url=<a href=“http://www.nvtc.gov/lotw/months/november/learningExpectations.html]this”>http://www.nvtc.gov/lotw/months/november/learningExpectations.html]this</a> U.S. government website<a href=“which%20seems%20pretty%20accurate”>/url</a>, the most difficult Latin-scripted flourishing languages for English speakers to learn are Finnish, Estonian, and Hungarian (all Uralic languages). Vietnamese is at least as difficult as (and probably more so than) these, but its Latinization is only a relatively recent, artificial addition.</p>
<p>WOULD EVERYONE PLEASE STOP SAYING HINDI/CHINESE/JAPANESE/RUSSIAN/ETC. THE QUESTION IS LANGUAGE WITH THE ROMAN ALPHABET. CHINESE, THAI, HINDI, ETC ARE NOT IN THE ROMAN ALPHABET…right? that just the way i interpreted the question, i don’t mean to be like a *****…I know the all caps looks harsh…</p>
<p>anyways…,
Vietnamese… they’re an Asiatic language (with the tones) and use only the romanized alphabet. Next may come Indonesian/Malay/Turkish/Filipino…
all use the Roman alphabet…
Indonesian,Malay, and Filipino don’t really have tones. But the way the sentence is structured and the translation to the words is sort of off. Hard for a westerner.
Turkish, Its romanized, as well as several other Muslim-based languages (Like Kurd I think…), but its pretty much romanized Arabic with different sounds for several words I hear.
Vietnamese wins(in my book) because it is romanized… but for a westerner…the tones are killer. The sentence structure is not too similar either.
but after all of those?..if you mean European language…
Probably English, we have so many grammar ‘exceptions’ and our laws are screwed up like why do we have a ‘ph’ in phone? why not just ‘fone’…or why is through spelled all funny? why not just thru/throo/threw…I mean…sometimes the ‘ch’ sound is like ‘champ’ and the its like ‘christ’ or ‘chloe’ other times… we have borrowed words and soo much other stuff.
English is weird…
other then that, Polish seems difficult…</p>