Learning a new language.

Let us accept the fact that learning a language is not easy.
I had previously found out (on the Internet) that the easiest language to learn is Spanish. I didn't want to learn a new language because (as a native speaker, I would say because instead of 'cause here. I do use both, but in this context I would say because. It just feels more appropriate)  I wanted to make a career out of it. I just wanted to learn for the fun of it.
When I started learning Spanish, I faced (faced implies the difficulties are over, had to face implies the difficulties may still affect you) many difficulties. I couldn't get (didn't have) enough time to study Spanish properly. Also, it was tough to learn all the new vocabulary and conjugations (I'm learning Spanish now... I 100% agree with this).

But once I learned all of that, it was no longer an alien language to me. I was able to form basic sentences and knew quite a lot of words. It's much easier now.

All I want to say is; keep pushing 'till (add the apostrophe or use "until" instead) you finally grasp the basics... everything will become easy (easier?) then.

Thanks! :)