It's thought of like that but the truth is that they are really good at other languages because they start learning them really young. It's a lot easier to learn languages when you are a little kid and so that's why they are so good at so many languages.
Depends of your background. If you are Chinese, you would find european languages difficult. If you speak an European language like English, then other European languages (French, Spanish) should be the easiest languages to learn, and languages using other alphabets (Chinese mandarin or Cantonese, Russian, Arabic, Hebrew, Japanese...) will present more difficulties.
English is no easier to learn than Spanish, or any other language of the Indo-European group that uses Latin letters, since for languages that use some alphabet other than the Latin one, you also have to go through learning a new alphabet. If you speak a lot of Germanic languages, English would be easier to learn than Spanish, but for someone who speaks more Romance languages, Spanish would be much easier to learn. It's all in what you already know language-wise as to whether or not you find a language difficult--besides, for English, you have to deal with far more vocabulary and a more complex system of grammar.
If you already know Spanish, the following languages would be relatively easy to learn:PortugueseItalianFrenchCatalanEsperanto
The easiest language for a child to learn depends on their native language and exposure to other languages. However, languages with simpler grammar and pronunciation, such as Spanish or Dutch, are often considered easier for children to learn.
It's English-like syntax is much easier to learn than many other languages.
I am not sure that this opinion is valid.
English is unique compared to other languages because of its diverse vocabulary, which has been influenced by many different languages over time. Additionally, English has a relatively simple grammar structure compared to other languages, making it easier to learn for some people.
English is no easier to learn than Spanish, or any other language of the Indo-European group that uses Latin letters, since for languages that use some alphabet other than the Latin one, you also have to go through learning a new alphabet. If you speak a lot of Germanic languages, English would be easier to learn than Spanish, but for someone who speaks more Romance languages, Spanish would be much easier to learn. It's all in what you already know language-wise as to whether or not you find a language difficult--besides, for English, you have to deal with far more vocabulary and a more complex system of grammar.
Portuguese is the language that is most similar to Spanish. Both languages are Romance languages with similar vocabulary and grammar, making it easier for Spanish speakers to understand and learn Portuguese compared to other languages.
PHP is it is open-source and there are a lot of frameworks, ecommerce and cms built using PHP. It is comparatively easier to learn.
European languages are spoken all over the world, not only in the USA. USA Tourists should learn European languages in order to visit France, Italy, Germany...and to get inside of Europeans customs and culture.
Missionaries taught the Native Americans at missions to convert to Christianity, adopt European cultural practices, attend church services, learn European languages, and engage in agriculture and other forms of labor.