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Yeah it was me, i tried to see if DA would send out a complete copy of status updates as an E-Mail so even if he posts anything and then deletes it immediately like he often does i would still have an archive (unfortunately it does not work that way). Don't worry i won't interact with Alex outside of this thread ever.

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This is my last status update for awhile.
This is based on my experience thus far, with notes. (Throughout my lifetime, I don't expect to be C1 in more than 5 because learning languages is hard but this doesn't stop me from trying). Lower number = Easier, Higher number = Harder
This is based on my experience thus far, with notes. (Throughout my lifetime, I don't expect to be C1 in more than 5 because learning languages is hard but this doesn't stop me from trying). Lower number = Easier, Higher number = Harder
- Esperanto
- Spanish - Most fun I had learning a language.
- Italian - Very fun language to learn.
- Norwegian - Probably the best language to start in your polyglot journey.
- Portuguese
- Dutch - Very Similar to English
- German - Very Similar to English
- Swedish
- Afrikaans
- Danish
- Indonesian - Fairly different from English but very easy to learn.
- Romanian
- French - Easy to learn, complicated to get right.
- Turkish
- Tagalog
- Lithuanian
- Latvian
- Ukrainian
- Russian - Best Slavic language to start with.
- Czech
- Slovak
- Croatian
- Polish
- Bulgarian
- Belarusian
- Mandarin Chinese - Very easy to learn with the exception of tones.
- Greek
- Nahuatl
- Catalan
- Estonian
- Finnish
- Japanese - Actually easy to learn but is a massive grind.
- Hungarian
- Latin
- Mongolian
- Korean
- Bengali
- Georgian
- Farsi
- Urdu
- Hindi
- Arabic
- Vietnamese
- Thai - Has the most complicated script out of any language.
- Cantonese
- Tobati - Resources are extremely scarce.
- Xhosa - Takes a lot to get right.
- Tsez - Probably the most complicated language.
- Navajo
- Ket - Like Navajo but with extremely scarce resources.