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Both these languages are extremely complicated and terrify me coming from someone whose taking on Mandarin, Korean and Japanese.
Which language is harder, Hungarian or Navajo? - A shit ton of cases or Rubik's cube like verb conjugations?
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It depends on whether you find noun cases or verb conjugations easier for your mind to handle, though I will admit to finding the madness of Tsez's noun case system to be extremely difficult.
Also there's Nuxalk, a Native American language that can make entire sentences without any vowels.
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Also there's Nuxalk, a Native American language that can make entire sentences without any vowels.
Nuxalk language - Wikipedia
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All voweless languages deserve to go extinct. Vowel pride worldwide!It depends on whether you find noun cases or verb conjugations easier for your mind to handle, though I will admit to finding the madness of Tsez's noun case system to be extremely difficult.
Also there's Nuxalk, a Native American language that can make entire sentences without any vowels.
Nuxalk language - Wikipedia
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I dunno about navajo but the injuns round my parts seem to have a lot of x's and random apostrophes and shit like that in their words and the words look like a drunk person hammering random shit on a keyboard. Seems like an annoying and shitty language to me and I hate having to see them on all the road signs after the town decided they needed to waste a bunch of money replacing perfectly good signs so they could confuse tourists for virtue signalling points.