Would like to learn a new language...

[Grinch]

Nice

 

[Lille]

I think Hungarian is difficult (but I guess not for me ). I can recommend you Russian or Swedish, I love both of them

 

[roadrunner1190]

I'm learning Hebrew right now, and afterwards I wanna learn Japanese (which I actually started already)

 

[stevan989]

I'm not so good in languages... First, my English is not so good and I want to be better in that. Also, I like Italian and Spanish and I'm interesting to learn these languages once

 

[handeyener]

Currently i´m studying russian at university, i´m learning romanian by myself and i would like to learn bulgarian, portuguese and turkish...

 

[sannerz]

Yeah, I'd love to learn Swedish.

 

[vatroslav_cro]

Swedish would be good yes .... or Norwegian maybe....well there is no so big difference between them....

 

[sannerz]

Swedish would be good yes .... or Norwegian maybe....well there is no so big difference between them....

Yeah, I'd love to learn any of the Scandinavian languages.

 

[vatroslav_cro]

Me too... maybe Finnish would be the most interesting one....well ok it is not really a Scandinavian language....it's the Ugro-finn group...Icelandic would be good for learning also

 

[sannerz]

Yep, Finnish is closer to Hungarian than anything else, right?

Icelandic is still more different than the three other Scandi languages. I'd like to learn Swedish the most, since I want to move to Stockholm.

 

[vatroslav_cro]

Yes I learned Hungarian during elementary school, as a non-obligation subject, but hahaha...it was a long time ago and I don't really know to speak, understand some phrases (grasps) but nothing else than that....very hard language indeed... Finnish looks easier but I am not sure....

 

[Lille]

Yep, Finnish is closer to Hungarian than anything else, right?

Right, but Finnish is difficult for us too, there are not so much similarity.

 

[Asiye]

I heard that Hungarian was close to Turkish, something like both of them came from the same origin I wonder if it's true.

By the way @Kicker, good luck on Turkish

I want to learn Spanish, French, Arabic, Russian and maybe Persian but i like Spanish most Spanish sounds very nice. I don't know why but everything about Spain attracts me Also I like Scandinavian languages too.

 

[Kicker]

I heard that Hungarian was close to Turkish, something like both of them came from the same origin I wonder if it's true.

Both Languages use Suffixes for building their sentences, so there is something close

 

[SpZ]

Yep, Finnish is closer to Hungarian than anything else, right?

Icelandic is still more different than the three other Scandi languages. I'd like to learn Swedish the most, since I want to move to Stockholm.

Umm no. Finnish is far closer to the other Finno-Permic languages than to Hungarian. Eg notably Estonian, Sami languages and languages spoken in the western part of Russia.

 

[amateur]

I heard that Hungarian was close to Turkish, something like both of them came from the same origin I wonder if it's true.

By the way @Kicker, good luck on Turkish

I want to learn Spanish, French, Arabic, Russian and maybe Persian but i like Spanish most Spanish sounds very nice. I don't know why but everything about Spain attracts me Also I like Scandinavian languages too.

It is taught that both languages are in the Ural-Altaic language family in Turkish schools (Hungarian in the Uralic, Turkish in the Altaic branch), but this bull****, as there is nothing called Ural-Altaic language family and even the existence of Altaic language family itself is controversial.

But the two languages are both agglutinative as mentioned, so yes, they are similar.

 

[Canuck]

Umm no. Finnish is far closer to the other Finno-Permic languages than to Hungarian. Eg notably Estonian, Sami languages and languages spoken in the western part of Russia.

Sannerz:

The Finnic languages, Sami, and Hungarian languages are all part of the Uralic language group. Hungarian is the most spoken language of the Uralic -> Ugric subdivision by millions (the other two Ugric languages are spoken by less than 20,000 people. Therefore, rather than Finnish being closer to Hungarian, Hungarian is closer to Finnish. This doesn't go the other way around, because Estonian is more closely related to Finnish as they are both part of the Uralic --> Finnic subdivision

HOWEVER: due to the geographical distance between Hungary and Finland, I would highly doubt that there's really any mutual intelligibility between the two languages, as they've been allowed to evolve separately for thousands of years; rather, sentence structure and such is where you would find common-ground.

 

[SpZ]

Sannerz:
HOWEVER: due to the geographical distance between Hungary and Finland, I would highly doubt that there's really any mutual intelligibility between the two languages, as they've been allowed to evolve separately for thousands of years; rather, sentence structure and such is where you would find common-ground.

Indeed there isn't any

 

[Kate77]

Yeah,I would like to learn Italian

 

[Nikoreindeer1973]

I understand German but it's harder to write.