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I think it honestly depends on what the language is, and whether you are familiar with the language family or not... I mean, if you are Chinese then it might be easier to learn Japanese than, say, German… or Russian, because they share some characteristics in common, at least in the written form. So, it really depends.

I speak English, Chinese and a little Japanese. I studied all three languages in school from a very early age. Of course, Chinese is my native language so I also learned to speak at home, as a child, like most children. 

Everyone from where I’m from learns English. And it’s the international language of business and politics too, so I think it’s important and useful to speak, read and write English. That’s why most people I know here learn English. I think it’s quite easy to learn English at first, to a basic level, but to speak and understand it at a very high level it’s more challenging for sure. 

To be honest, I hope not. I don’t really like learning languages much. I think that 3 languages is enough and I would like to focus on speaking those as well as possible, and then focus my energy on my master’s degree studies – in international relations. So, it’s not a priority for me to study any new languages. At least not in the foreseeable future.