language of love or language existing between mom and child

I think it depends on what languages you're used to - if you speak a language like English, German, French and so on (or most of the European languages), you're more used to the kind of structure and grammar they use, as well as alphabet (except for a few special characters), and would probably find it easier than if you were to, say, take up Chinese (since most European languages have a lot in common with each other, whereas Chinese is totally different). I'm not really sure how it would work if someone who spoke Chinese tried to learn Japanese, whether it would be easier than it would be to learn a European language or not. I don't think they're quite as similar to each other as European languages are, so I'm not really sure... I'd be interested to find out, though. I think it also has a lot to do with the WAY in which you learn the language. I took classes in French for three years and learned barely anything, then started to teach myself and started learning at - at least - twice the speed. I tried learning Japanese from actual lessons and books and barely learned anything, then I started doing it my own way, which felt much more comfortable, and I started picking it up incredibly quickly. If you're not being taught in the right way, no matter how easy the language may be (from your perspective) you will still find it incredibly difficult. It's just a case of finding whatever works for you, really.

your language :)