valiantx

Caveman language. Uh, uh, ugh! Yah, yah. Rargh! Wahhh! See, very simple.

It's pointless and impossible to count all languages in the world of humans, but my best bet is this: seven plus billion languages. Why? I believe, every living and dead human, speak their own languages, because it changes with every man or woman's interpretation and use of a language to imply or express an experience, memory, phenomenon, etc.; philologists or linguists understand this very well.

In my experience, my native language of Hmong is possibly the hardest language I know to speak. There's so many tonal differences that sound similar to another word that if you, make one slight incorrect intonation, the word you speak will mean a whole different word; source http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hmong_language. There are possibly harder languages I do not know of or speak, but if people are curious to learn a hard language, try Hmong. As far as I know, it's the tones and inflections of a spoken language, that makes a language hard to speak.