I dont see how German or Spanish  pronounciationfor is more complicated than the English one. I speak spanish french german and english  some japanese some polish and some irish.

English is one of the most complicated languages when it comes to pronounciation because it is a mix of alot of languages with most of it still being germanic or french.    German and Spanish almost have the same pronounciation.   You just say 90% of the words the way most of the world would write them..   French is totally hard because  almost every word is written  different from how it is pronounced.    Monsier   Mademoiselle   etc.

Or try to pronounce this:

Je mange   tu manges   elles mangent   (its all the same  LOL)


English not as much as French but even English has a strange pronounciation. Just look at  Super Mario which mutated into  Soopurr MERIOH.  or Future which mutated into somethinge like FEW CHURR (ch as in chill   Urr as in purr)

Lets say   LATIN would be the perfect language.  You can be sure  spanish people will have no problem to pronounce the words correctly  same goes for germans most of the time. French or English speakers will have serious problems because english has no real R anymore etc.  Arabic also has somewhat similar pronounciation to German Latin or Spanish. Even Japanese people know how to pronounce A E I O or U better than English speakers etc.   

Sure every language has its own stuff like the German  ST / SCH thing or the spanish LL etc.  Japanese lacks alot of western letters etc. English has TH and French tries to avoid cacophony.  But todays English  has a pronounciation that differs much more from the "global" standard than German or Spanish.


WHAT IS THE BEST LANGUAGE?

IMHO English is the best language. Its already a mix of germanic and roman languages. 
For  Germans Norwegians etc this should always be the first language to lean if they plan to learn  french italian spanish etc. Because the English vocabulary has alot of latin/french words. 

And for people from Spain Italy France etc  it should be the first language to leanr when they want to learn German, Swedish, Dutch etc... because English has a ton of Germanic words (its a germanic language)

Would be nice of English would have some  more Chinese/Japanese  and Slavic words so it could be the PERFECT LANGUAGE.

Well the majority of very popular artist around the world would disagree with you.  I doubt The Beatles would have become the most famous band of all time if they would have sung in any other language besides English same rule applies for pretty much all top musical acts of the last 100 years.  Of the 70+ albums that sold over 20 million copies only one was not in English that album being Romanza by Andre Bocellci but even it features one track in English.  I also highly doubt that ABBA, a-Ha, Poets of the Fall, Scorpions, Modern Talking or Europe, would have been as popular if they would have sung only in their native language instead of English.  Not only is English very lyrical but its one of the more poetic languages also.  Rap music wouldn't exist if English wasn't very poetic.

Well, 400 million views of "GANGNAM STYLE" would like to have a word with you

LOL! Just kidding.

I'm glad that massive Youtube views usually don't generate big album sales because if that where true then Justin Bieber would already be one of the best selling record artist of all time and that would be terrible.

"Gangnam Style"

Spot the English. 

Whatever it is, it's probably not English. Grammatically, English is a very difficult language to learn. So many exceptions to rules, and it's just crazy, and homophones just make it even worse.

I have to say English as i don't the others well or at all. I can say a couple words in Spanish, Russian, Chinese and Italian though but not enough to start a conversation lol

I would love to see a song that is completly in a foreign language get 400 million views.  But most people still prefer their music in English.  Take me as an example I grew up in Germany as a native German speaker but even before I knew a good amount of English I prefered my music in English and so did most of my country men the time I lived in Germany 1972-1988 the majority of songs that where popular and high on the music charts where in English.

Well I guess it's different for a person who has spoken it his whole life. :P

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghoti