Yeah I after I got used to learning them they actually seemed easier to learn than hiragana. I try to make hints out of what it means. Also spend alot of time learning Japanese. I spend at least 2 hrs a day, and on weekends I spend up to 5-6 hrs. I think Kanji and Vocab is the easy part. Trying to remember particles and how/when to conjugate is alot harder imo.

English. that's it. i was blissfully ignorant over languages at high school and only managed a C grade at french. Everyone else speaks English so no real point in learning another language. i may get flamed for that comment but i love english and it is actually my best subject.

1 english and i am not all that got at speaking english so no reason to learn to speak others if can not talk my first one

german, english and french in order of skill

4: Dutch, English, German and Spanish. Also, a tiny bit of French.

2 - English and Spanish

i want to speak spanish

I speak english, and very limited french.

'je suis a la orange!'

Speak read understand English and Spanish
Speak Read Hebrew
Understand Speak Japaneses Not much

Dutch (native), English (lived in California), German (lived in Austria) and Farsi (partner) pretty good.

And a little bit of high school / tourist French.