Finally someone understands!!!
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semmappost!
Pizza is a wonderfull thing
Like with the hungarian LĂĄngos, everything is ok on it!
The hardest language in the world because of Ă,Ă,Ă,Ă,Ă,Ĺ,Ĺ° and 18 different cases and grammar system?
Our language is⌠could be considered hard for various reasons
But we are not top tier hard, we donât have our own alphabet for example 
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hindi would like to have a word with you.
EDIT: sorry im salty cuz ac milan is losing 4-0
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Or the Arabic or Vietnames
But Japaneese have its own three independent writing systems, Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji
Russian isnât easy either
I donât think Hunarian is in the top 5⌠but maybe top 10 hardest?
I would say dump the football for rugby but Iâve seen Italy play⌠/e runs
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In fact it is Finnish
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They canât add finnish to the games which are made in Finland like Angry bird, even with another version of angry bird but Multiplayer or a big campaign
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15 different cases might be for sure
for gladitorial games 
Panem et circenses
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imagine⌠now im almost just watch uk premier. and bein supporter of everton im getting disppointment on disappointment.
I used to follow rugby when i was young but sincerely i never had a strong passion for it.
Huh? The slavs share many similarities to few of the slavic cousins but the Slavic languages are hard for the English Speakers when we have conjugations with genders, and 6 or 7 different cases
But british could understand first 4 cases
Huh? Vietnamese is a very easy language that has no conjugation about the genders, numbers, or similar grammatical verbs from slavic, just enough add times
They belong at top 5
and the winner isâŚ
> https://www.berlitz.com/blog/hardest-languages-to-learn-english-speakers
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I grew up supporting Leeds utd⌠thatâs why I follow the rugby more than football 
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Fixed it for ya!
Now i became a death knight!
When i read that Turkish belongs at top 15 hardest languages for British and their sons/daugthers
But in the keyboards from computer I canât write anything like Ĺ Ă Äą and many others to greet and gratituding in Turkish
In our deffense " for English speakers"
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The hardest part is writing right to left. Plus grammar is more complicated than english, even im not fluent.
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Whenever i read a short information when I asked âDoes arabic have conjugationâ
And then just appeared
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