What s the best language? 20

Nonsense, what else is there besides Chinese.

Chinese is the language of the Han nation, also known as Chinese and Mandarin. It belongs to the Sino-Tibetan language family and is an isolated language with tones. The basic Chinese character for writing Chinese is an ideogram.

Chinese is one of the six working languages of the United Nations. Chinese is the most spoken language in the world.

The standard language of modern Chinese is Mandarin – with Beijing as the standard sound, the northern dialect as the basic dialect, and the exemplary vernacular works as the grammatical norms. Chinese is the official language in Chinese mainland, Taiwan, Singapore and other places (called "Chinese" in Taiwan and "Chinese" in Singapore). Chinese is called Chinese in Chinese language textbooks in Chinese mainland.

In Chinese-speaking areas, Chinese mainland and Taiwan use Mandarin (or Chinese) as the lingua franca, basically all Chinese people in the world speak, Hong Kong and Macao use Cantonese as the lingua franca, and overseas Chinese use Cantonese, Hakka, Hokkien or other Chinese dialects as the lingua franca of community communication.

As the world's only remaining ideographic language, Chinese has a high degree of unity and standardization, and modern Chinese has a unified and standardized grammar, although the dialect pronunciation is particularly different, but the written language is standardized, and there is no written communication barrier caused by dialect differences.

The written language used before the May Fourth Movement was called Wenyan, which was a written language based on Yayan used in ancient Chinese. The written Chinese language promoted after the May Fourth Movement is often referred to as "vernacular," a modern written language based on northern dialects. In the written language of modern Chinese, Wenyan is rarely used.

English is an international language, and the timbre is king!! Don't speak Japanese, French, Chinese, Italian or whatever, disgusting.

The legend is French, but I don't really think it sounds good, and it's tiring to speak.

The best language to listen to depends on what kind of mood you are in. The language that best suits your mood at the time is the best language to listen to. Because when you are upset, if someone can understand yourself, it is the happiest thing; When you are helpless, you are happiest when you have someone to help you; When you have something to say in your heart, you can listen to yourself and solve some problems that you can't handle psychologically, which is so happy.

The world is recognized as French.

The countries with the best languages are as follows:

1.Italian.

There is no one of the best languages in the world. Many people think that even if you speak Italian, you can pronounce it as well as singing.

2.French. > one of the most emotive languages in the world, French is a very light and pleasant sound.

3.Thai. > Thai sounds very soft and soft, which is really a very special language.

4.Spanish.

Spanish is one of the top ten best languages in the world, one of the world's five major languages, and one of the independent languages in Europe.

5.Chinese. > one of the most spoken languages in the world, Chinese originated very early, and it is very unique from place to place.

6.English. > one of the world's common languages, it sounds very rhythmic, and if the pronunciation is standard, it will feel very beautiful.

Python is the best language in the world.

There is no best, only better.

Greek,

Arabic, Icelandic, Japanese, Finnish, German, Norwegian, Danish, French, Korean.

1. Greek

Greek, the language of the Greeks, belongs to the Indo-European language family, the Greek language family, and is widely used in Greece, Albania, Cyprus, and some parts of Turkey. Ancient Greek originally had 26 letters, but gradually evolved and determined to be 24 after the Homeric period, and has been used until modern Greek. The Greek language developed vowels, and the Greeks added vowel letters.

Because the writing instrument of the Greeks was a wax tablet, sometimes the previous line was written from right to left and then then written from left to right, which became the so-called "ploughed" (boustrophedon) writing, which gradually evolved to write entirely from left to right.

2. Arabic

Arabic is the language of the Arabs, belonging to the Semitic language family-Semitic language family, using the Arabic alphabet, mainly spoken in West Asia and North Africa, and is now the official language of 18 Arab countries and 4 international organizations. More than 200 million people speak Arabic as their mother tongue. Arabic is the religious language of Islam and is spoken by more than 400 million people worldwide.

Arabic dialects vary widely, while standard Arabic is based on the Qur'an, the Islamic classic.

3. Chinese

汉语 (hànyǔ), also known as Chinese, Chinese, Chinese, etc., belongs to the Sino-Tibetan language family, with at least 1.5 billion speakers worldwide, is the official language of China and Singapore, and is also one of the six working languages of the United Nations, mainly circulating in China and Singapore, Malaysia, Myanmar, Thailand and other Southeast Asian countries, as well as the Chinese community in the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Japan and other countries. Generally speaking, Chinese refers to Mandarin.

4. Icelandic

Icelandic, the official language of Iceland. It is mainly found in Iceland and is spoken by more than 200,000 people.

The ancestors of the Icelanders were inhabitants of western Norway from the 9th to 10th centuries. Due to Iceland's distance from the European continent, Icelandic has always maintained the characteristics of the western dialect of Old Norwegian, and the vocabulary is rarely influenced by loanwords. Some linguists call it one of the "most conservative" languages in Europe.

5. Japanese

Japanese, also known as Japanese, is the official language of Japan. With a native population of about 130 million, it is divided into four dialects: East Japan, West Japan, Kyushu, and Hachijo, and the closest language to Japanese is Ryukyu.

There is no language in this world that is unpleasant, because for the people who use it, it is their own mother tongue, don't spend a day idle and nothing to do these moths, don't you understand that when you are self-righteous, others don't take you seriously?

The top 10 unpleasant languages in the world are: Chinese, Greek (Greek), Arabic.

Arabic (Arabic), Icelandic (Iceland), Japanese (Japan), Finnish (Finland), German (Germany), Norwegian (Norway), Danish (Denmark), French (France).

Let me first talk about my personal experience of learning Chinese. I grew up watching movies about Chinese martial arts heroes, and China was a mysteriously inaccessible foreign country to me at the time. We even have a saying in Poland:

All the things that we can't understand are Chinese for us.

The learning process gradually becomes a part of daily life, and if foreigners only care about Chinese during class and forget Chinese after school, it will become more and more difficult in the long run. In fact, we as Chinese scholars must be aware of one thing, to identify with and accept the Chinese language, we must practice writing, speaking, listening and so on repeatedly for at least 6-7 hours a day.

There is no other way. Writing is indeed fun, but it must be written in the correct stroke order, otherwise the Chinese characters are too ugly and people will not be able to read them. At that time, it was normal to forget to write a pen.

There are more than 100 students in our department when they apply for majors, and after the first semester there are only about 40, and then there are more or less, because they either change majors or the students in the higher grades have not passed the exams. I was studying Spanish in addition to Sinology, but I spent 80% of my time learning Chinese.

At that time, the characters we wrote were all in traditional Chinese, because in addition to the modern language courses, the Sinology major also included classical Chinese and liberal arts, Chinese history and philosophy, the Four Books and the Five Classics, and so on. However, these are the most superficial and negative knowledge points, and there is no way to learn deeply.

The difficulty of Chinese also lies in the incident, that is to say, when learning Chinese, you must also learn to write, speak and listen, which are all inseparable parts of Sinology.

In conclusion, I would like to say that the above explanations are only from the perspective of my personal understanding, and are completely based on my experience and feelings. So for me, Chinese characters are more complex than using a combination of 26 or 30 abc, because it is impossible to read the meaning of the word form, and the meaning between the lines is more important.

Thai dialect, it feels hard to hear, especially when the boy says, a lot of Tanmei dramas are Thai, ahhh

I'll say a few: Cambodian, Lao, Burmese.

I've heard all of these for real, and it's really hard ...... sound

And almost all the indigenous languages in Africa, of course, I have only heard a limited number of them, and it is difficult to hear the explosion......

I really can't appreciate the Thai language, when you see a handsome guy or a beautiful woman, you think that this will be your next male god or goddess, but when they open their mouths, they instantly have the urge to abandon the drama and smash their mobile phones