It may be that, depending on the way you are taught, you may learn easily or you may not learn at all. I have developed a strategy or a new approach to teaching "How to learn a language", or at least for English and Spanish.
This method is not found in any website nor book, I truly developed it myself. It will be published here, for the first time, in this website.
I have already taught others with this technique and it works.
Its based on sequential repetition and the adding of carefully chosen words, to create building blocks for sentences. With three or four words you can start making sentences or at least, be at a very basic level of communication.
But don't misunderstand its not a magical way nor is it easy, you still need to study and it will take several month or even a year or more to truly speak any language.
But with this technique you can start rudimentary communications from the very beginning of your studies. Its based on a type of building block structure and constant repetition, where you learn a word then a second word and then you put both words together to make a statement or a question. Then a third word is added to the first two words and you now have a more complex structure. You continuously repeat the same words and just add a new word here and there and build upon the know and previously used words.
Here's an example, you first learn the pronouns, I, you, he, she, it.... Then you learn the Verb to Be: be, am, are, is,..etc. So now you can say I am, you are, he is,... In the next step you learn the modal verbs: can, must, will, and a few more. So you can now start to say: I can! can I? I will. Will you? I must. Must you? He might. And when you learn the negative Not, you double your output of sentences.
With carefully selected words like: who, what, when,... do, want, here, there, for,... you can start making your own sentences very quickly. Based on the fundamental concept of using a building block structure and repetition, so that you reinforce your memory by continuously using the same words over and over but making new sentences and developing new ideas with just a few new words.
Each group of words are given based on the logic of adding to the building block structure in the course of study. The group of new words are arranges in order to build upon the previous words, the average group of words consist of 10 to 15 words per group.
For example: 1st group personal pronouns, then the Verb to Be, then maybe the W's: who, what, when, where ,why and a few more,... So now you can say: Who are you? Where am I? Who is she? Is it him? Was it her? Is it me? as you can see with just a few word you can create a lot of different thoughts. And many more as well. All the sentences use the same words just in different order.
for example: the building block structure and repetition goes something like this...
I want. I want more. I do want more.
What? what is it? What is it for?
This theory of teaching surpasses the traditional way, where they give you a bunch of different question, based on a topic like for example...
Travel: where is the train station? I want to go to my hotel room. Can you take me to my hotel? Can I exchange money here? where is the bathroom?
With so many questions and so many different words how can you ever learn? Besides you may never use those words again unless you travel, and to memorize them you may need to travel every week!
In conclusion you are welcome to a free trial for the first few sets of words, so that you can decide if you like this learning method. You may be surprised to realize you have begun to speak a new language.