The GOG forums system transliterates non-latin characters. I thought the Russian ones were good, but nothing beats these

xiwangweilaihaishizhaogenengtidaigugeyanzhengdeyanzhengfangshi

https://www.gog.com/forum/general_zh/xiwangweilaihaishizhaogenengtidaigugeyanzhengdeyanzhengfangshi

I think that's a village in Wales.

I'm impressed, though. The transliteration seems to work better than most other things in the forum. :P

No dude, he is the new point guard for the Houston Rockets.

Damn Chinese does sound like a hard language, all those intricate symbols and shit

No no, there are far too few Ls for that.

Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch.

Uff.

It also contains 2-3 GOG XD

It is a hard language for Europeans/English speakers.

A minor comfort is that the grammar is rather simple and that the glyphs are less complicated than they might appear at first sight. It’s not like every symbol is unique and completely different from the others. For a big part they consist of little reusable “building blocks”, which you get the hang of after a while.

Source: I had 3 semesters of Japanese long ago. The Kanji are basically Chinese (Kan) characters/glyphs (ji).

I would guess that the hardest part are the tonal systems of both Mandarin and Cantonese.

And ironically the lack of such a tonal system in Japanese is the reason why so many different Japanese words sound the same. That reminds me of the German Rinderkennzeichnungs- und Rindfleischetikettierungsüberwachungsaufgabenübertragungsgesetz

Nope, too short.

I'm seriously laughing out loud at that.

When that law was read out loud in parliament, the MPs had a good laugh at the title. Who said politicians don’t have humor?

Wow, that's the link. ^_^

EY, Macarena!