Giving it all a numerical score: Low = 1, Moderate = 2, High = 3, & Very High = 4 Japanese Korean Chinese Grammar 2.5 2.5 1.5 Speaking & Listening 2 2.5 3 Reading & Writing 3 1.5 4 Total 7.5 7.5 8.5 🧧Chinese wins by 1 point 🧧
I have studied Japanese and Vietnamese. Spoken Vietnamese is tonal, like Chinese, with comparatively little gramatical structure, unlike Japanese, which has a structured grammar, which as an English speaker, I find easier. Both Japanese and Chinese employ kangi in their writing systems, but Japanese has a syllabry, which obviates the need to memorize thousands of kangi in order to communicate in writing. The tonal dependent spoken word is very difficult for an English speaker. I know nothing about Korean.
For me, Korean was the hardest and Chinese feels easiest. I'm studying Japanese too, but I'm about to start over from the beginning because it's hard 😂. Japanese pronunciation is much easier than Chinese, but I am able to create sentences in Chinese after only a few weeks of studying
Every language is difficult until you learn it
Giving it all a numerical score: Low = 1, Moderate = 2, High = 3, & Very High = 4
Japanese Korean Chinese
Grammar 2.5 2.5 1.5
Speaking & Listening 2 2.5 3
Reading & Writing 3 1.5 4
Total 7.5 7.5 8.5
🧧Chinese wins by 1 point 🧧
Thank you very much.
Each of this languages is lovely and so are you.
Japanese is hard for someone from Germany, but I will never give up.
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Each language is difficult, but each make the next one a little easier 😅...Good 六 luk 6 ろく
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I have studied Japanese and Vietnamese. Spoken Vietnamese is tonal, like Chinese, with comparatively little gramatical structure, unlike Japanese, which has a structured grammar, which as an English speaker, I find easier. Both Japanese and Chinese employ kangi in their writing systems, but Japanese has a syllabry, which obviates the need to memorize thousands of kangi in order to communicate in writing. The tonal dependent spoken word is very difficult for an English speaker. I know nothing about Korean.
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For me, Korean was the hardest and Chinese feels easiest. I'm studying Japanese too, but I'm about to start over from the beginning because it's hard 😂.
Japanese pronunciation is much easier than Chinese, but I am able to create sentences in Chinese after only a few weeks of studying
I love the Asian culture I have been trying to learn Japanese
From my experience, Vietnamese is damn harder than these 3! Japanese is relatively easier. Chinese is hard. No idea about korean though.
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No disrespect to you lovely ladies but where's Risa???