If you have a good knowledge of English and want to learn another language, the following list will help you. The list was compiled by Babbel - the first foreign language learning application, rated by Fast Company as the # 1 company in the world for innovation in education.

1 - Norwegian: Like English, Norwegian is part of Germanic languages, which means that both languages ??share a little common vocabulary, such as winter-winter and sommer-summer, Can you help me? ” and "Kan du hjelpe meg?".

2 - Swedish: Like Norwegian, Swedish has grammatical rules similar to English.

3 - Spanish: Due to its widespread use, Spanish is one of the easiest languages ??to learn. But for those who hate grammar rules, Spanish is not the simplest language in the world.

4 - Dutch : Another language in the list of Germanic languages, spoken by most people in the Netherlands and some in Belgium. Dutch is a mixture of German and English.

5 - Portuguese: Portuguese, due to the influence of movies, books, food and music, is easy to learn because people have encountered it often.

6 - Italian: No need for comment (for Albanian speakers always).

7 - French: Pronouncing words in French is a bit difficult, but you've heard French often in pop culture, so you probably won't have a hard time.

8 - Swahili: This language is spoken in the regions of East and Southeast Africa, including Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, etc. It's not easy, but neither is it hard to learn. Words in Swahili are simple to write and pronounce. It is said to be the easiest African language.