I always find this attempt to categorise languages by difficulty questionable. What sort of level of fluency is being aimed at? Is written, spoken and oral fluency all being weighted equally? I’m surprised that Spanish is often assessed as an easy language to learn. It’s easy to get to a basic level of Spanish. But at an intermediate and advanced level there are many complexities in Spanish grammar for the English speaker. Got most people I suspect it’s going to take an good two years of part time study even living in Spain to get really good. The reverse is also true. I often meet people living in the UK whose English even after 20 years isn’t great. Learning languages is rewarding because it takes real effort.

To motivate myself I am trying to accept my situation because some People have less than me and they're happy.

How to say good bye?

I enjoy watching YouTube videos! Some of my favourites youtubers are English speakers, so I've always wanted to send greetings but I'm not sure what are the correct way to say it!. Could you help me?

Well, it's nice just to make some comments about the Youtube film and why you liked it.  You can then say, 'all the best'. 'Regards' is sometimes used at the end of a letter but it's quite brusque and formal.

Everyday collocations

As Jackie is just about to call it a night, she realizes that she’d better make sure that the workers take turns in time to get the job done. She would rather see that it's finished soon.