it's very easy.i can help you.if you often use it,you can learn how to use it.come on!

If you want to learn,then its easy. If you do not want to learn,then its hard. Have fun.

it ia easy for me but hard for u`

It's easier to learn Chinese as an English speaker rather than the other way around in my opinion, but that's not to say it's easy. I think this because the grammar in English is so complicated when compared to Chinese grammar. After some time the tones aren't too hard to get your head around. The hardest thing about Chinese is the reading and writing, since you need to commit to memory a few thousand discrete symbols, which for a westerner is difficult since westerners learn more by 'exploration of concepts' i.e. I know this, I know that so I'll figure it out, rather than 'by wrote' like they do in the east i.e. committing things to memory and reciting until you know. Chinese people spend many years at school learning the strokes of characters and the reading of the characters themselves- you can't short cut that time, pronouncing a character is not intuitive like much of the English language (obviously there are many exceptions to this!). If you are prepared to put the hours in learning then it's very rewarding and not that difficult; but there are no short cuts as such and it's harder to 'just figure things out' like you can do in English. Hope this helps and doesn't discourage you! Films, music and Chinese TV are a good way to familiarise yourself with new concepts as is Instant messaging and chatting with native Chinese speakers using this site and applications like QQ, MSN and Skype.

if you want to learn and interest in this language,I can tell you it is not hard. you will find it very interesting.come on!