Old is gold. Read our curated article that has a list of the oldest languages in the world (some of which you can learn with us)
Hebrew
How old: about 3,000 years old
Origin: Israel
Estimated no. of speakers in the world: 10 million
Arabic
How old: 8th Century BC
Origin: Arabian Peninsula
Estimated no. of speakers in the world: 107 million
Irish Gaelic
How old: 2,500 years old
Origin: Ireland
Estimated no. of speakers in the world: 1.2 million
Greek
How old: 13th Century BC
Origin: Greece
Estimated no. of speakers in the world: 13.5 million
Mandarin
How old: 12th Century BC
Origin: China
Estimated no. of speakers in the world: 1.5 billion
Sanskrit
How old: 1500 BC
Origin: India
Estimated no. of speakers in the world: 25,000
Korean
How old: 15th Century BC
Origin: North and South Korea
Estimated no. of speakers in the world: 80 million
Lithuanian
How old: 16th Century BC
Origin: Lithuania
Estimated no. of speakers in the world: 3 million
Armenian
How old: 3,000 years old
Origin: Armenia
Estimated no. of speakers in the world: 7 million
Latin
How old: 2,700 years old
Origin: Italy
Estimated no. of speakers in the world: 3 million
Basque/Euskara
How old: 6,000 years old
Origin: Spain/France
Estimated no. of speakers in the world: 1 million
Marathi
How old: 2,000 years old
Origin: India
Estimated no. of speakers in the world: 83 million
Icelandic
How old: 9th Century AD
Origin: Norway
Estimated no. of speakers in the world: 300,000
Persian/Farsi
How old: 3rd Century BC
Origin: Persia
Estimated no. of speakers in the world: 130 million
Aramaic
How old: 3,000 years old
Origin: Syria
Estimated no. of speakers in the world: 1 million
While these are the oldest languages spoken till date, languages like Arabic, Korean, Marathi, and Mandarin can help you in career development in this era too. Contact us to know how!