What languages are the easiest to learn while stuck at home?


Malaysians can use this MCO period to pick up a new language at home.

Most international borders are still closed to travellers, but that shouldn’t stop us from making travel plans for when it’s safe to see the world again. One of the things you can do to prepare for a future holiday is by learning a new language.

But there are some languages that are easier to commit to than some, according to a recent study by global online training platform TheKnowledge-Academy.

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