I'm studying English. If there are any errors in the sentences I made below, please let me know. Thank you in advance.
"However, learning a language can be compared to learning how to ride a bike. You may need to take a hard time while you are practicing, but there will be nothing hard after you become able to ride a bike. You only need to keep riding it."
Anonymous
You may HAVE a hard time while you are LEARNING, but there will be nothing hard ABOUT IT after you HAVE LEARNED. You JUST HAVE TO KEEP riding it.
choko_canyon
Hi carlo, here's a corrected version that sounds more natural: "However, learning a language can be compared to learning how to ride a bike: It may be difficult while you are practicing, but it won't be difficult after you learn how. You just need to keep practicing".