What is the hardest word in the Engilsh language to spell?
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I took an editing course and we were given a spelling test to prove that no matter how good you think you are, you always trip up somewhere.\n\nThe words we were given were:\n\nanoint\ncoolly\nsupersede\nirresistible\nall right (or 'alright')\ntyranny\nharass\ndesiccate\ndesperate\nliquify\n\nPresumably they're common, hard-to-spell words.\n\n(I only got 7 out of 10...and I considered myself REALLY good at spelling.)
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English \n\n                  Love & Blessings \n                          Milly
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I am assuming you are talking about spoken languages and not programming languages.  In that case, Mandarin Chinese is the hardest to learn but the most beneficial.
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Does anyone know how to spell?
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Wheel of Fortune\n\nPlease learn how to use the "Check Spelling" button.\n\n\nYou are not stupid, you're just in too much of a hurry to check what you wrote.
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I think learning how to spell seems pretty tough.
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English is the most difficult language to learn because there are so many words that sound the same but are spelled differently and have different meanings, because there is so much figurative and idiomatic language, because so many words are not pronounced or spelled phonetically, because there are so many exceptions to the rules, etc.\n\nConsider the poem at the link I've included.
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Russian, according to a study that measured proficiency levels against time dedicated to learning the language. While English is difficult due to the number of words, pronunciation problems and specified vocabulary, the complex structure of Russian and Cyrillic alphabet make it a bit more difficult.\n\nhttp://www.mtholyoke.edu/~eagerchm/tutorial/research.html
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hard?\n\nAmaki Owlaf i am humbled. good answer.
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French is a lot easier. Take it from a singer. I've had to learn Italian and German. Those where the two hardest for me. Chinese from what I've heard from people is a little tougher. Choose what u think is comfy for u.
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Sorry.. do you mean the longest word?\n"Antidisestablishmentarianism"  is the longest word in the english dictionary, if that's what you're talking about.
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In my opinion chinese. They have a large syllabary. That's just too much to memorize when you have other things to memorize. I gave up on it.\n\nto nwnguyx: what? Dutch is easy. That was my second language.\n\nDutch: hoe laat is het?\nEnglish: What time is it?\n\nThat's pretty close if you ask me.
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ENGLAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAND
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Windlestraw.\n\n\n\nWell - it's a real word, begins and ends with W, is eleven letters long....and I'm English!
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Please learn how to spell/type!
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QUESTION\nINQUEST\nQUONSET\nQUOTES\nQUITOS\nSQUINT\nUNITES\nSEQUIN\nUNTIES\nQUIETS\nTENUIS\nQUINT\nQUEST\nUNTIE\nTOQUE\nUNITS\nQUOIN\nSETON\nTONES\nONSET\nQUITS\nUNSET\nQUITO\nINSET\nTINES\nTONUS\nNOTES\nQUIET\nSTEIN\nTUNES\nNOISE\nSOTUN\nSENTI\nSUITE\nTOUSE\nSUINT\nQUITE\nQUOTE\nUNITE\nSTONE\nSTION\nSTENO\nSNOUT\nQUOIT\nTUNIS\nNOES\nTINS\nSUIT\nTINE\nTUNE\nSNOT\nSNIT\nSITU\nSITE\nSUET\nSION\nSINO\nSONE\nONUS\nISNT\nTONI\nSETO\nUNIT\nSTUN\nTIES\nNITS\nSENT\nEONS\nNITE\nNOTE\nNEST\nQUOT\nTONS\nNUTS\nUNTO\nENOS\nIONS\nTOES\nINTO\nNOUS\nQUIT\nOUST\nSINE\nITOS\nTENS\nNETS\nOUTS\nONES\nOTIS\nETUI\nNOSE\nTONE\nSET\nSIN\nSEI\nSEQ\nUSE\nNUT\nSIT\nOUI\nQUO\nNOT\nONE\nONS\nTEN\nSUN\nOUT\nNIT\nTUN\nNET\nSUE\nNEO\nITS\nTIE\nITO\nSIE\nTON\nION\nTOE\nSOT\nINS\nSON\nTIN\nSEN\nEON\nSOU\n\n125 words.  The hardest part in making sure they're all actually words, but a simple spell check takes care of that.
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This is not an easy question to answer.  Every language is difficult for different reasons.  \n\nArabic is nothing like a western language.  It uses a different alphabet, written right to left.\n\nJapanese uses pictograph symbols as well as two different phonetic alphabets. \n\nChinese uses pictographs, but is an extremely logical language.  The difficulty for us westerners is that it's words change meanings with tone.\n\nI personally think that English is the most difficult because of the large number of inconsistencies.  German and French have almost as many.\n\nI know nothing about Swahili, so I'm not sure where to put it.\n\nHaving said this, I would have to rate them:\n\nEnglish>French>German>Arabic>Chinese>Japanese>Spanish