Chinese, Japanese or Korean language? (1 Viewer)

[brekker]

Which one do you think is:
a) the hardest
b) the most beautiful writing system
c) the most beautiful to listen to
d) the most interesting

 

[Lovely_Cornchips]

a) Either Japanese or Chinese (the amount of writing systems in Japanese can make it confusing because they have Kanji in their writing as well but speaking it would probably be Chinese)
b) I think Japanese is the prettiest. I personally really enjoy writing in it.
c) Chinese.
d)Japanese

Korean is probably the easiest to learn from what I've heard though.

 

[Darkseid]

1. Chinese probably the hardest, however I've read that Japanese grammar is very complicated while Chinese is relatively simple.
2. Korean for me, Hangul is easy to pick up, makes sense and looks good. Chinese looks great too, not a big fan of katakana/hiragana.
3. Japanese sounds the best to me, might be years of being an anime fan making me biased lol.
4. I'll say Chinese- I've mostly heard only Mandarin and very little Cantonese but still.

 

[Yili]

a) idk maybe japanese or chinese
b) chinese
c) japanese
d) idk maybe korean since its a really odd language to me sometimes

 

[mysteric]

a) depends on which aspect, but chinese spoken I know trips a lot of people
b) chinese
c) japanese for pop songs, korean for rap, chinese for va
d) depends

 

[kinnie]

a) the hardest: Chinese
b) the most beautiful writing system: Korean
c) the most beautiful to listen to: Korean
d) the most interesting: Japanese and Chinese

 

[SofDrink]

A. Chinese
B-D. Japanese

 

[Willow]

a) the hardest: Chinese
b) the most beautiful writing system: Japanese
c) the most beautiful to listen to: Japanese
d) the most interesting: Japanese and Korean

 

[dreambutterfly]

a) I grew up speaking both Japanese and Chinese, but I am going to have to go with Chinese because I just suck at reading and writing. Japanese have Kanji which suck also, but at least Hiragana and Katakana.
b) Chinese probably even though it give me an headache.
c) I would pick Japanese.
d) Korean probably because I didn't grew up speaking it, so when I start learning Korean it was an interesting experience.

 

[izcream]

a) chinese
b) korean
c) korean
d) japanese