为什么这么说？英文单词和中文一样，一个单词有各种词性，动词形容词名词等等，还有大部分英语单词都是多义词，单义祠很少。所以有的单词一个名词词性就有好多种意思，好几个词性，这样算下来一个单词等于好几个单词，有些还有短语用法。而且不仅仅是记单词的意思就行，要记发言，还会要拼正确，单词必须放在句子中否则缺少语境，所以是整个句子都要边学习来学好这个单词。说这么多，其实是说记一个单词其实不是记一个那么简单是记一系列单词，没那么简单的。

所以一天记10个单词，该单词所有意思词性用法都学好相当于几十个了

I’m a native speaker so it’s hard for me to say if I ‘love’ or ‘hate’ learning English because I did not have a choice since this language has always been the primary mode of communication ever since I was born.
But I do think I can answer the question in the form of me learning Mandarin as a second language. I love learning Mandarin, for the most part, because not only it allows me to communicate better with the Chinese foreigners in my city but also brings me closer to people outside of my immediate friend circle.
I take weekly classes here in NYU. Online classes of course, with COVID and shit going on. Before COVID, the classes were in person and I got to interact with my classmates who are mostly monolingual Americans. The interaction with them helps me a little when it comes to mustering courage expressing myself in mandarin. It’s comforting to know that your friends won’t make fun of you because you are bad.

At the initial stage, it all looks amazing, like all the babies are so lovely.

There is a saying goes, girls are becoming more and more beautiful with aging gaining, English is such a girl.

My goal is to make English my second language. (the first is Cantonese) but I won’t consider reciting words a comfort to me. I focus more on making the language flow naturally as I speak and fostering the language sense native speakers were born with (say when I stumble on the road, I would instinctively yell SHIT! but not 靠!)