What do U think about the easiest language to learn?

Mother Tongue. That's the first language you have ever heard.

going along what others have said, it depends on your NATIVE language.

in my humble opinion, having also studied english, french, spanish, german, italian, portuguese, hindi, hebrew, chinese, greek and japanse............CHINESE! despite the fact that the language is tonal, making it difficult to master translation, the grammar, word order and structure was very similar to english

Esperanto is designed to be learned in a couple of months.
With respect to natural languages, though, Malay is said to have a simple pronunciation and grammar.
It also depends on what you speak: if your mother tongue is English, the easiest language to learn would be Dutch and German, the languages fairly closest to English; Spanish speakers can learn Italian and Portuguese in less than 6 months, because the vocabulary is similar and the grammatical rules are virtually identical.

i had a friend that had not taken a language class in highschool so she went to college and had to take a language class. she said the easiest is sign language because it is universal. that was surprising for me. it is pretty east to remember. have a good day

Hello! I born French in Quebec, Canada... i tried to learn english, spanish, portuguese, japanese, modern greek, old latin, dutch, german, esperanto, italian. And the easiest, fastest, most enjoyable and nice by sounds like singing "songs" when talking had been SPANISH for sure!! Try some... Good Luck!! and Travel a lot that's helping really to be in Immersion!

I don't really think you can just select one language as the easiest to learn. It largely depends on:
-what your mother language is (if you are French it will probably be much easier to learn German than learn Japanese, but the situation may be different if you are a Thai,for instance)
-when you learn the language (the younger you are, the easier it is)
-and where you live while you are learning it. (It should be easier to learn Spanish in Spain,Mexico or Texas than in Japan)
Also you should bear in mind that the more languages you learn, the easier it gets to learn another one because you learn how to learn a language. So if you start with German, say, you may have a real hard time at first, then moving on to French will be easier and then learning Spanish will be even more easy. After this, you can't say that Spanish is the easiest among these 3 languages, for instance.

Pig Latin, it takes about two minutes. Just take the first sound off a word and add it to -ay on the end.

Cheese is Eese-chay. Dog is og-day.
If a word starts with a vowel, leave it alone and add -ay to the end.
apple is apple-ay. Egg is egg-ay.