why is spanisha so hard
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First of all, you need to use proper spelling/grammar/punctuation- there are people here trying to learn English. So, instead of "why is spanisha so hard", it should be "Why is Spanish so hard?" (and technically, the word should be "difficult", not "hard").
Secondly, this question has been asked a lot already. Please make a search, and, if your question is still not answered, ask again and specifically mention what you don't understand.
Spanisha be harda
coz your mind is full a' larda
yew wanna look yo best
but yo brain is stuck at rest
So if thinkin's not yo trend,
any language just be lame.
Hi , welcome to the forum, actually you need to write correctly. If you like,read the forum rules . 
Well , actually learning any language is difficult , not only Spanish..
Compared to English it's easy. Actually, compared to almost any other high school class it's easy. It's easier than calculus or physics. It might be harder than pottery.
Because if it was easy, everyone would speak it and there would be no advantage gained from learning it.
As JulianChivis suggested, I am volunteering my experience because I learned English as a second language.
I had it as a subject for 6 years in elementary school, 4 years in high school, and in the first 2 years of college. I had a total of 16 years of schooling and English was the medium of instruction in all of them. Spanish was a subject for a year in high school and for 2 years college, but English was also the base language in our learning it. After all those years in school, I don't think I have learned English enough to be fluent in it. Only when I started working and had no choice but to communicate almost exclusively in English that I gained some fluency. I would say that it took me at least a couple of years in such an environment before I became comfortable with it as a second language.
It was only six months ago when I started re-learning Spanish so I have nothing to say with regard to my fluency in it. However, if it would take me another 15 years or so to learn to speak it fluently, I should be able to say then that it's just a difficult as English.
Look me up after 15 years and I'll give you a more accurate response. 
Meantime, my suggestion is that If you are serious about learning Spanish, just go on and do it. Apply that old saying: the end justifies the means.
Atleast when you learn a new Spanish word, you don't have to guess at its pronunciation, as in French or English. Just sit it out, it'll all soak in.
Are you for real???
Just to gain some perspective, I suggest you ask anyone who has struggled with English as a second language why it is so difficult.
¡Saludos!
All language takes time. Babies don't start out speaking fluently in any language, it learned thru trial and error and a little bit of time. Don't try to learn it all in one day, just a day at a time and you will find yourself speaking some and understanding alot more than you would believe in no time at all. Stay with it.
When the going gets tough, the tough get going! 
It may be hard but you can still do it. The secret is learn whatever you can ,however and wherever you can . Remember practice makes you perfect ! hang in there.
