" I have been learning three languages: English, Spanish and German; I have been studying English for more than 10 years, Spanish and German for three years. From these languages, I prefer English because it is use worldwide, I like it the most and it is a nice language which isn´t as difficult to learn as German. In addition German sounds hard, not very smooth. It isn´t pretty language. On the contrary Spanish is beautiful, and has common elements with English
 I endeavour to use my photographic memeory to remember the vocabulary. I try to draw an analogy between the vocabulary and another picture or word, Difficult or confusing grammar I can best remember thanks to some famous phrases (such as song lyrics-for example in song Money, money, money by ABBA is sentence „If i had a little money...“ So I know when I should use little/ a little). I also listen to music, watch films and read books. I dare say that these methods are good because I have no problem to learn languages and in addition these procedures fit me. For me, the most difficult issue is listening. Because of having troubles with hearing, it is not easy for me to recognize individual words. Sometimes it's too fast for me.
 The Indo-European family of languages
The Indo-European languages are a family of several hundred related languages and dialects, including most major current languages of Europe, America, the Iranian plateau, and South Asia. the Indo-European family is significant to the field of historical linguistics as possessing the longest recorded history after the Afroasiatic family. Indo-European languages are spoken by almost three billion native speakers, the largest number for any recognised language family.
Membership of these languages in the Indo-European language family is determined by genetic relationships, meaning that all members are presumed to be descendants of a common ancestor, Proto-Indo-European. ‚Nowadays, this language is extinct.
Division
 the languages of antiquity (Latin, Greek)
 the Germanic languages (English, German, Dutch, Swedish)
 the Romance languages (Italian, French, Spanish, Portuguese)
 the Celtic languages (Welsh, Gaelic)
 the Slavic languages (Russian, Polish, Czech)
 the Baltic languages (Lithuanian, Latvian)
 the Iranian languages (Persian, Pashto)
 the Indian languages (Sanskrit, Hindi)
In addition to the classical branches listed above, several extinct and little-known languages have existed:such as Venetic, Liburnian,Messapian,...
In Europe, there are some languages (for example: Basque, Finnish, Estonian, Hungarian, Turkish) which don't belong to Indo-European language family."