Arabic or Chinese, which is the hardest language in the world?

In this video, I'll be comparing these two languages across five key aspects:
00:00 Intro
01:50 Pronunciation
04:03 Speaking
06:19 Writing
07:56 Reading
09:21 Grammar

Every language presents different levels of difficulty and challenges. Mandarin Chinese is generally considered more challenging in terms of writing and reading due to the complexity of the Hanzi system, while Arabic is known for its intricate grammar. However, Mandarin is often more accessible when it comes to speaking because of its widespread use in professional and daily contexts, compared to Modern Standard Arabic.

Nevertheless, as mentioned earlier in the video, the difficulty of learning a language depends on various factors, such as one's mother tongue, learning abilities, motivation, and consistency. I hope this video has provided some insights into these two languages.

Here are my videos in Arabic:
⭐️Lebanese and Chinese girl speaking in each other's native language
⭐️【Arabic video】How to learn Arabic? Conversation in Levantine Arabic
🇯🇴【Travel vlog】Speaking Arabic in Jordan السفر في الاردن
🇸🇾【Arabic video】Learning the different Syrian dialects
🇸🇾【Arabic video】How I learn Arabic while cooking
🇸🇾【Arabic video】Arabic-Chinese exchange with my Syrian friend

Here are my videos about Chinese learning:
⭐️How to learn Mandarin Chinese on your own?(sharing methods, tools and resources for self-study)

More videos about language learning methods:
⭐️How to START learning a new language on your own？Step-by-step tips!
⭐️How to memorise vocabulary and never forget it?
⭐️5 Golden Habits for Language Learning
⭐️How to make a good study plan to learn a language effectively?
⭐️How to improve your speaking skills by yourself? The shadow boxing technique!

[YourLovelyDoctorX]

I'm from Peru 🇵🇪 and recently reverted to Islam. Now, I'm learning Arabic in order to understand my prayers and the holy message. May Allah make my path easier.

[luna-mtsf]

As an Arab I can confirm that our grammar is hard to us as well 😂😂 it feels like it's an never ending rules

[tommylakindasorta]

I'm a native English speaker who learned Arabic in my late teens and early 20s. It was challenging, but the language is so precise and consistent with its rules that it reminded me of mathematics. I wonder if that's why so many great mathematicians have come from the Arabic-speaking world.

[redone]

I am studying Arabic for years now as a German speaker. I found the grammar extremely logic and easy to understand. Also all the irregular verbs are actually regular and not random at all. The only problem I have is the large amount of vocabulary!

[MmeZinzin]

I'm German and have been learning Arabic for only 10 months and I really love the Arabic grammar. It's the most logical grammar I have ever learned. I find it way more difficult to understand the language when spoken with a "normal speed". This is why for the first time I think the immersion does it all-way does not work with Arabic.

[shawnd]

I recently converted to Islam and have been learning the Arabic language. It seemed hard at first, but after 3 months I have gotten the hang of it and it makes sense how the language and grammar is set up. Still got long way to go. Alhamdulillah

[براءالدينالنمورة]

I am a native Arab also, I can speak 5 languages and still didn't master Arabic, but out of experience I believe that Arabic is the most expressive language in the world. once you know that "lion" in Arabic has more than 300 names each of which describes the lion in a different status !

[ViktorOuahabzada-doqi]

Really interesting question!It is for me is more difficult to write in Chinese, than in Arabic, but speaking Chinese is for me not so difficult.Arabic is a musical languge and hypnotic in some way!Hear only to the Quran and you feel it!Respect for the teacher!Thank you for your lesson!

[chubydukskruber]

You're here fluent in 2 Arabic dialects, Chinese, and explaining how difficult these languages are in English! So much respect for you!

[wildlife]

Being an Arab, I'm surprised that she isn't just fluent with an Arabic language but with different Arabic dialects as well. She earns my respect. 👍🏻

[saifdes]

As an Arabic native speaker I can confirm that Arabic has one of the most complex grammar, it’s also hard to us as native speakers to master, but it’s really beautiful language.

[thecrazypoet]

I am American and I mastered the Arabic language as a teenager. Arabic is very complex, but once you understand the pattern, it's very easy. The issue isn't that it's difficult, but rather the sheer amount of rules in grammar you have to go through.

[Fai-MA]

As an Arabic speaker, I find your simplified explaination of the Grammer rules and vocabulary is simply fantastic

[Fatima-gdye]

I'm doing master in Arabic language and I can tell you that the difficulty of the Arabic language is not in pronunciation or writing, but much deeper than that. It is a language full of details and meanings, and no one can master it 100 percent, even scholars of the Arabic language. There is always something that has not been discovered.

[SIUUUUUsman]

As a people who not an Arabian or a Chinese, I feel both language are pretty difficult. But *for me* Arab language is the most beautiful language, even if compared to my native language.

[regulusmuphrid]

As a Spanish speaker I found Arabic to be far more pronuntiable since about 15% of Spanish already has arabic roots.

[rmzuegm]

I'm from Iran. We have Arabic lesson in our school after 6th grade.
And we have to learn the Grammer. And schools does't care about Speaking that much.
Persian and Arabic are close but not the same. I mean, most students in Iran hate learning Arabic in school.
But personally, I love Arabic!

[superblaster]

"Arabic grammer is one of the most complex in the world, but it's also highly logical ones understood"
The language of the Quran Is definitely a work of art

[alisaker]

Arabic is a complex language with lots of rules. I’m multilingual and speak 4 languages. Arabic is by far the most difficult to master and it’s my mother tongue. If you achieve a higher level of understanding of the language you’ll unlock its true beauty once you are able to decipher ancient Arabic poetry. Arabic poetry transcends anything I have come across in western societies.

[rumeysagoktas]

As a Turkish, it is so easy to learn Arabic for me. And also i am Muslim so i know the alphabet and how to say the letters. Actually in Türkiye, you can learn Arabic in school but not all the schools.