Top 10 most difficult languages in the world to learn:

1 Mandarin - refers, as a rule, to a group of dialects spoken in the north and southwest of China, as well as in the Chinese diaspora. The number of Mandarin speakers is more than 14% of the entire population of the Earth.

2 Arabic is widespread in such countries as: the Middle East, the Arabian Peninsula, North Africa (the Arab world). There are 270 million people among carriers.

3 Japanese. Origin - East Asia, America, Australia. Widespread in Japan, among the carrier more than 130 million people.

4 Georgian. The number of carriers is more than 8 million people. There are three dialects of the Georgian language: Kartvel, Kakheti, and Imereti.
Georgian is spoken in Georgia, the USA, and Turkey.

5 Hungarian is common in such countries as: Hungary, Romania, Slovakia, Serbia, Transcarpathia (Ukraine), Croatia, Austria,

6 Finnish is widespread in Finland, Estonia, Sweden.

7Ukrainian (for non-Cyrillic speakers). From 2022 to 2023, the Ukrainian language became more widespread in the world due to the unleashed war between Russia and Ukraine, so the next countries on the list are: Canada, USA, Europe (Poland, Germany, Romania, Slovakia, Italy, Spain).

8 Korean - Republic of Korea, USA, Canada, DPRK, PRC, Japan.

9 Turkish is widespread in Turkey, Romania, Iran, Iraq, Syria, Greece, Bulgaria, Cyprus, and the former Yugoslavia. Between 80 and 100 million people speak Turkish.

10 Navajo (Native American language) - the number of speakers reaches 178,000 in the US regions - Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, Utah.

These languages differ in complex grammar, writing, or pronunciation, making them challenging to learn. Choosing a language to study depends on your goals and interests!

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