English is still mostly phonetic

The correct way to say the previous sentence is "Todos deberían aprender español, porque si lo hicieran, su vida sería más fácil". The person who wrote the earlier sentence speaks "cheap" Spanish. And yes, Spanish has many more variations in conjugations and tenses than English, it even has some tenses that don't even exist in the English language.

<<The person who wrote the earlier sentence speaks "cheap" Spanish.>>

So maybe this "cheap Spanish" is as easy to learn as English? But, the real McCoy is vastly more complex?

I don't know that any language can be more complicated overall than others, they're just complicated in different ways (ie Spanish has more conjugations and tenses, but English has many MANY more words). I think people sometimes mistake difference from their native language for complication.

<<The person who wrote the earlier sentence speaks "cheap" Spanish>>
Actually they're both corret, you just repeated it with different words:

"Todos deberian de aprender español y su vida seria mucho mas facil"
Everyone should learn Spanish and their life would be much easier

"Todos deberían aprender español, porque si lo hicieran, su vida sería más fácil"
Everyone should learn Spanish, because if they did, their live would be much easier.

nonsense

English has the most chaotic and arbitrary relation between pronunciation and spelling I have ever seen

French is even worse in some respects.

@Brennus

I see you are back as a moderator ...

Is it still forbidden to post anything about German in the languages forum?