Learning a new language presents unique challenges to non-English speakers based on their native language. The number of non-native English speakers worldwide exceeds the total population of native English-speaking countries. This diversity creates different learning experiences as people try to master a new language. Several factors determine the difficulty level of language learning for non-English speakers. To cite an instance, Japanese uses three different writing systems with unique characters and speech concepts. Arabic, with over 310 million speakers in the Middle East and North Africa, challenges learners with its distinctive sounds that English lacks. Mandarin Chinese stands as the second…