Hello, Elton! I hope this helps!

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For an English learner, I think the most difficult thing for areas of listening comprehension are news reports and stand-up shows (These do not need to be capitalized because they are general names, not specific names.  For instance, "The Five" is the specific name of a show, so you would capitalize it.  You wouldn't capitalize "news reports", because that is not a proper name). Do you agree with me?

The news report is difficult because the news is often written in a very serious way and uses many big (This is not incorrect, but an even better word would be "large") words. To understand it well, you must have a huge vocabulary.

The difficult part of stand-up shows is the camedian comedian usually speaks very fast with some certain lilarious way in a certain hilarious way. And the more difficult thing is Moreover, even if you can perfectly understand exact every sentence they say he says, and you hear the audence brust to laugh audience burst into laughter, chances are you still might not understant understand what is so funny, because you have no idea about the background stories which make the audience laugh. That's what I think is the most difficult part of learning a language--(You should use a single dash here) the culture background.

I don't expect you to understand everything I did here, but I hope maybe something helped! I completely understand how those two things would be difficult to listen to.  Language is so much more than just words, it is culture.  Learning the culture with the language takes much practice. 

Good luck in your future endeavors!