i will try to help where i can. to be honest i thought you were a mentally ill native english speaker. knowing you're translating from french explains the lack of flow in your theories.

i still think you need some work on making logical connections between certain unrelated concepts, but the language gap explains a lot. no offense meant, as i said english is really hard.

many people say that English is an easy language, but they are liars.

English is a false "easy language".

https://www.mondelangues.fr/mythe-de-langlais-facile

most of the site are native speakers. people always think their native language is easy.

most people think spanish is hard, LOL

there is no easy language, NO.

did u make this map?

Yes I did.
Zeronim0 helped me to translate it into English.

Here is the original map:
https://image.ibb.co/eg6oOS/carte2.png

How can you believe I am a native American while I wrote an entire blog in French?!?
http://forums.d2jsp.org/topic.php?t=78322083&f=276

This post was edited by Chevaucheur on Jun 1 2018 04:43pm

English is THE SECOND hardest language to learn. Chinese is the only harder one, as far as I know.

nvm

This post was edited by Chevaucheur on Jun 1 2018 04:45pm

Chinese is easier to learn in terms of basics, simply because chinese has a simple writing system when it comes to its more commonly used quotients.

When you get into English you hit all the barriers right away. There is structure, but it is different from the Latin languages. It also has a lot more exceptions to its rules that other languages simply don't have, creating 'redundancies' in the mind of foreigners who try to learn the language.

Once you get passed basic Chinese, and delve into its different writing systems and complex tonal nuances, you get a much more difficult language.