Learning a second or even third language is a challenging but rewarding endeavour that can enrich your life and lead to exciting new career and travel opportunities.We’ve previously looked at some of the easiest languages for English speakers to learn, but what about the hardest ones? As a general rule, languages that have significant linguistic and cultural differences to English will be more difficult for English speakers to learn.So why would you choose to learn a language that will require more time and effort?For one thing, some of the most difficult languages to learn are also the most widely spoken. Mandarin Chinese, for example, is spoken as a native language by 918 million people, which makes it an extremely useful language to learn.Mastering a difficult language is also good for your brain, with research showing that it can lead to improved memory skills and increased focus.Looking to reap some of these benefits while also acquiring a valuable new skill? Based on insights fro...
