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As a non-native speaker, I think it's "easier" in the sense that many non-native speakers already tend to have some exposition to English through music, films,
by Beltalowda 4y ago
As a non-native speaker, I think it's "easier" in the sense that many non-native speakers already tend to have some exposition to English through music, films, and other media. For Esperanto, this exposition is basically 0 unless you're a geek and watched that William Shatner Esperanto film.
The amount of exposition varies based on a number of factors, but anything is better than nothing.
- mariusor 4y agoI see, that makes perfect sense. But I wouldn't call the language itself being "easier" but rather the process of learning it. However I don't think parent meant it like that.