In my opinion it is this way because, Latin languages has many conjugation tenses, and, I can only speak about spanish, because it is my mother tongue, it has a huge vocabulary too. To all the spanish's students, never give up! And good luck with it. Regards. Diego

According to me Grammar is easy but subjunctive is a bit difficult for English speakers.I am native Urdu speaker and I used to wonder while learning English because sometimes English could not translate the subjunctive but when I first encountered the Spanish then I realized that how difficult would it be for native English speakers to grasp subjunctive completely. Furthermore the conjunction of verbs in different tenses require a person to memorize so many forms of verbs ,whereas in English forms of the verbs are very easy.In short, Spanish require better memory to cram rather than understanding a concept.

I'm just a beginner in Spanish but, in general with languages, I find I vocabulary the most difficult thing to learn. Grammar is OK, provided it is not rushed, but I have to keep going back to vocabulary in order to get it into my memory. The easiest thing to learn is words that are similar to English and there are many. For instance, the grammatical terms are almost identical: adjetivo, verbe, infinitivo, etc. I'm learning Spanish for travelling. This is something I do in the weeks or months before visiting a country, after which my language goes on hold, maybe for several years.

I find it difficult to know what tense to conjugate in, mostly when it's subjunctive. Vocab and Pronunciation is very easy, though I've noticed non-Spanish speakers are embarrassed to speak with an accent around other non-Spanish speakers. I love learning Spanish because my communication has opened up to a huge percentage of the world and I can talk to so many more people.

Porque en español la conjugación de los verbos es más difícil que en el inglés. Así como la estructura para hacer oraciones principales y secundarias. Greetings from Mexico.