Learning English is difficult for many reasons -- the top two in my opinion are: 1. English grammer, though seemingly simpler than European romance languages because of its lack of gender-based conjugations (and contemporary lack of formal conjugations), has so many "exceptions" to the "rules" that native speakers only rarely get through a couple of paragraphs without making an error. 2. Because of its incorporation of words (and parts of words) from so many different languages, there are huge inconsistencies in pronunciation of words in English. My father -- in his sixties -- still mispronounces probably one word in 100! But more importantly, why do you think English is so difficult to learn? Identifying your biggest challenges and questions will help you learn more effectively, help your teachers design lessons for you, and help your language exchange partners give you more specific advise and feedback.

It is easier for native speakers of related languages to learn English. German is very closely related to English. Many words are the same or similar between German and English. Native speakers of unrelated languages have a more difficult time. The sentence structure is different and there are sounds they don't use in their mother tongue. It isn't impossible, just hard. Keep practicing.

i have one problem in english is when speak with with icant undrstand and when u write what u said me i can undrstand