My native language is hard to learn

I don't think English would be easy for someone who hadn't been exposed for it. The pronounciation rules are many and often confusing, and it's a lot of words. I think that which language is the easiest to learn will depend on what languages you already speak. I'm Norwegian, so Swedish should be easy since I don't really have to learn to read it. Since I speak English and German, Dutch shouldn't be very difficult. So I tried Northern Sami instead. Trickier, but not impossible. But Tagalog must have an inner logic? All languages has an inner logic/grammar, that's what make them languages and not just random sounds.

Most people complain that English is very hard to learn. I know vanny complains all the time about it. When I was in High School, I took classes in speaking French. I still remember quite a bit of it. In the real world, I've learned a little Spanish, a little Italian and a little Hindi. (vanny makes fun of my attempts at Hindi. I'm really not very good with it.)

I am not into any foreign language learning. Keep it up and you will make it.

I am happy with jusy knowing English.

Learning Math is harder to learn for me than learning Tagalog language. Tagalog is not my mother language as I came from the south of the Philippines and we speak Bisayan. But I learned Tagalog very well through reading Tagalog magazines and books in my younger years in Pinas. Nowadays, I often speak Tagalog as my Filipina friends in Germany only speak Tagalog and of course German. The hardest language I have learned was German language. Learning English language for me was not hard compared to learning German as I have learned it since I was in Kindergarten.

What is tagalog?

I love language . . . and I often pick up phrases and words here and there from friends . . . but funny I have not picked up Tagalog! I can recognize the accent when English is spoken, but the only Phil words I know is foods - and what you call family (like Nanay or Kuya). Besides English, I know Japanese, Spanish . . . and a little bit of Farsi (Iranian) and Mandarin.

Where do you live? I have not heard of Tagalog before.

English seems easy, but there are no rules for the correct pronunciation. Some words written the same have a totally different pronunciation. As I am Italian, Spanish was very easy for me to learn, same for French, but I had a very hard time with German.

I will try that hopefully tis vacation

I am from Belarus. The two official languages there are Belarusian and Russian. I know that the two languages are similar and they have many words that are identical but I don't really know Belarusian or speak it. I am "fluent" in Russian. I can read and write, though I will make spelling mistakes when I write and I may not understand 100% of what I read. When I was in high school I took Spanish. I remember very little unfortunately.

I found Indonesian easy to learn. I learned the basics within a month and working knowledge in three months. I find languages with gender nouns not easy for others to master.

Right now am learning Germany language, it's very hard to learn it in a short time, it will time to be good at it but I cant give up yet

I know tagalog language but I never learned it. I am currently working on fluent English, another language I am learning is Chinese and Japanese language

I`m still learning German language and it is not really easy for me.

Except English I don't know any other foreign language. I thought of learning Japanese once but could not because of the time constraint. My nephew says it's easy to learn.

My friends daughter in law is from the area that speaks Tagalog, she only speaks English now and I believe she has not yet taught her sons to speak it.

I'm still learning Japanese and Korean, reading and listening its easy there's a lot of sources online but Speaking is another level, you must find someone to talk, to practice speaking.

i have always struggled with lanagues. So, I use the translation devices now!!!!

I only studied English and a little Mandarin. English is much easier or maybe because I'm used to it.