My native language is albanian, I lived in Greece for 5 years and learned to speak greek fluently while I was a kid but then moved to Canada and learned french and english fluently. Ideally I would like to learn all the following languages eventually (at least that's the goal): spanish, russian, mandarin, korean, japanese, arabic, brazilian portuguese, hindi/urdu, vietnamese. Hopefully I can learn them all in a few years but as of right now I'm most interested in korean. However it's very difficult. I've learned a lot of vocabulary and watched movies but I can't form sentences needed for a conversation (nobody to talk to), at best I can understand what someone is saying by the vocabulary used. My question is, which languages are the easiest and which are the hardest for me to transition to considering the languages I already speak. I would like it if you guys could put them in order from easiest to hardest based on your past experiences or opinions (for me of course not yourselves), thanks!

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I would really like to study Okinawan, but I have NO idea where to begin. Does anyone know of any books, audio, websites, or the like?

What I've searched on Google is that some people that Spanish grammar is complicated than English, or English is harder than Spanish due to it's irregularities, but I don't know, I believe Spanish is straightforward and easier to learn, while English is hard and irregular to learn. If a non speaker speak a language similar to a language like French or anything, if a non speaker speak a language similar to a like German or anything, it's easy, but if it's a Mandarin or Chinese speaker, it may be hard I believe, so what language would be easier?

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I little back story to set up the scene, I am a highschool graduate from Ethiopia living in Spain. I have nothing to do, I'm not in school or anything. I had zero knowledge of Spanish before I came here. After a few months, I took A1 Spanish. And I, hated every single second of it. I met some interesting people but it was not worth it. It has been a while since I took that class and I'm at an impasse where I have to do something about my idleness. I wanted to revisit the idea of continuing my study but I just felt this jolt followed by this feeling of disgust.

I might be the odd-one-out on this one but, I just wanted to ask if anyone felt this and what they did to remedy it. Thanks.

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Born in Tijuana in the 70s, back then there was no such thing as 'watch TV in Spanish', all we got was local San Diego stations and a couple in Spanish, but with shitty programming, so I naturally stuck with the San Diego channels.

By all means fire away, I may not be the Grammar Master, but I will get you through that 'why do people in Tijuana say compa as opposed to cuate and how does that translate in English?' sort of questions. I'll do my best to answer in the evening once enough questions (if any) go through.

I would like to say that I know 4 languages, but my French is really bad, I can read it, but can't pronounce it.

My Japanese is good enough to know what they are talking about, I lost practice with writing. So I'm here to learn more than to what I got to offer.