9. Icelandic 冰岛语

Icelandic has a highly complex, archaic grammar and is the oldest (still spoken) Indo-Germanic language. Furthermore the words in Icelandic are very difficult to pronounce and include mutations, that don’t exist in any other language. Therefore, people can only learn Icelandic by listening to native speakers. The scripture is also uncommon. ‘H’ is pronounced like ‘H’ and ‘V’ like ‘V’. The combination HV is pronounced like “K”. FN is LB and LL becomes a spoken TL.

冰岛拥有一个非常复杂的，过时的语法，是最古老的（还是口语）印度日耳曼语言。此外，在冰岛是很难发音，即不以任何其他语言的存在。因此，人们只能通过听母语学习冰岛语。经文也屡见不鲜。 '轰'的发音类似“H”和'v'类似'V'。组合HV发音类似“K”。 FN是LB和LL成为口语TL。

“Hello, how are you” in Icelandic: “halló hvernig ert tú”

“你好，你怎么样”，冰岛语：“halló hvernig ert tú”

10. Polish 波兰语

7 cases and more exceptions than rules make it so difficult to learn fluent Polish. Someone, who is still eager to talk in this language has to more or less learn every sentence by heart.

7例表明，波兰语有很多例外的规则，很难说一口流利的波兰语。一个人如果想要学好波兰语，必须用心记好学到的每一句话。

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