World's most difficult languages
Tagalog - Also getting a score of four on the Effective Language Learning list is the official language of the Philippines, Tagalog.
Georgian - This language is almost entirely only spoken by the people of Georgia.
Mandarin - This is the most spoken language with roughly a billion Mandarin-speakers in the world, according to Babbel.
Cantonese - Along with Mandarin, Cantonese is also spoken throughout China and is an extremely useful (but difficult) language to learn.
Croatian - If you speak Croatian, then good on you! You know one of the world's most difficult languages.
Sanskrit -
The sacred language of Hinduism is as beautiful as it is hard to learn.
Polish - Learning Polish is no walk in the park.
Albanian - Albanian is spoken officially in Kosovo, Macedonia, and, of course, Albania.
Icelandic - Icelandic is an Indo-European language largely influenced by the languages of Danish and Swedish.
Hungarian - Not only spoken in Hungary, this difficult language is also heard in Serbia, Romania, Slovakia, and the Ukraine.
Persian - Persian, also known as Farsi, scored a four on the difficulty ranking list.
Basque - Basque is extremely difficult to learn as it is a language isolate, meaning it isn't similar to any other language which makes it that much harder to learn.
Korean - Korean is also a language isolate. It's hard to learn because of its completely different alphabet and grammatical structure.
Danish - Mutually intelligible to Norwegian is Danish, the official language of Denmark
Indonesian - Indonesian gets a score of three on the difficulty ranking list. The language is spoken in the Southeast Asian country of Indonesia.
Thai - Thai has a totally different alphabet, making it extremely hard to learn for English-speakers.
Arabic - Part of the difficulty with Arabic is that it's a language that is spoken differently depending on where you are.
Vietnamese - Another language with a different alphabet is Vietnamese.