Not really, it's really easy compared to other languages, there's no different accents, there's no masculine/feminine objects, there's no weird tenses, etc.
I always cackle at those posts where people are like "I pity anyone learning English " for having a few words similarly conjugated
I grew up watching english language TV shows/movies and listening to music from US/UK artists. Yet, I'm still STRUGGLING with my english (my grammar, specifically )
My classmates/friends told me that I'm "great" in English. But the truth is, I'm having a hard time but hey, I (somehow) can detect errors in your grammar. So weird.
I want to learn more about english (especially it's structures). Maybe, I'll be more competitive.
I pronounce "THRee" as "Tree", "THirteen" as "Tirteen", "MouTH" as "Mout", "MaTH" as "MaT". Sometimes I feel so ashamed of myself whenever I pronounce those words.
Depends on our environment
my family and friends talk in our country's native language, so it's not easy for me, especially in listening
but I think, I enjoy to talk with some foreign friends and I think I learn a lot by talking with them. But we only text each other, so my ability to speak and listen is very poor
No, it was fairly easy, though I was struggling around the 5th grade, but then everything got smooth. The literary language, on the other hand, is an ordeal.
" for having a few words similarly conjugated 
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but hey, I (somehow) can detect errors in your grammar. So weird.
