Is Japanese or Thai easier to learn?

Thai is much easier to use, despite the tones and pronunciation difficulty. Thai grammar system is much easier and straight forward than the Japanese. For example Thai doesn’t have “tenses”, to make negative modification you just add “no”, to make your word sound more polite you only need a single suffix.

Is it useful to learn Thai?

Learning Thai helps you better understand the culture. The more you pick up the more you will understand Thai people, and easier you will find it to integrate into a community, enabling you to make Thai friends and understand local lingo.

Is Thai a difficult language to learn?

Yes, Thai is considerably easier to learn than any of the other three. I believe the three hardest are Japanese, Chinese and Korean in that order. Thai is a tonal language but although that is a foreign concept it isn’t actually terribly difficult to learn. An important part of learning a language well is being able to read it and write it.

Why should you learn Japanese as a student?

Because English is no longer the exclusive language of business, it is critical that people start learning other languages in order to communicate in the language of the customer. Among the large number of foreign languages, learning Japanese creates a variety of benefits for American and other students.

Should I learn Thai or Vietnamese as a foreigner?

However, if foreigners are choosing which one to study, Vietnamese will be your first choice because it uses Roman alphabets and you dont have to start learning to write difficult Thai alphabets. In terms of their sounds and tones, both Thai and Vietnamese are tonal languages.

What is the most difficult Asian language to learn?

Maybe you already guessed, but the most difficult Asian language to learn is almost universally considered to be Japanese. Experts estimate that you’ll need about 2,200 study hours to be able to make the claim that you speak Japanese. So, why so complicated?