I'm looking for an existing word instead of 'learnable'

Hole One a New SeeEvery language is 'learnable' with using English.

Once you know English, you can learn any other language.

CJ

Thanks for the answer

1. Is there a variety where you just substitute 'learnable' with an existing word?
2. Is there a

CalifJim Once you know English, you can learn any other language.

That's the correct version of the message intended, but it's not true, in my opinion.

Hole One a New SeeIs there a variety where you just substitute 'learnable' with an existing word?

No, because "with using English" is wrong anyway. It's "by using English". Besides, I can't think of anything that can substitute for 'learnable'.

CJ

Thanks for the answers

Prepositions sometimes jut get on my nerves. But I do not give up I can see the light at the end of

You can't learn Chinese by knowing English, so the premise is false.

Chinese is just hard but besides that it is widespread. There are many English sources to learn it (these mainly deal with Mandarin). You can pronounce everything by using IPA.

So you can learn Chinese in this way. The process will be much slower if you don't talk to a native Chinese speaker or a teacher of Chinese but still it is possible.

And I guess that there are many native

Hole One a New See Is it right that 'with' is never followed by 'verb + ing' (at least not immediately after 'with')? I just checked some monolingual dictionaries and it seems true.

No. "There's nothing wrong with being gay". that's just one of over 17,000 citations in COCA for with + verb+ing.

Hole One a New See Prepositions sometimes just get on my nerves.

Join the club!

Thank you very much, everybody

I guess I should start using Merriam Webster dictionary besides Longman, Cambridge, Oxford and Macmillan. I tend to believe that words exist only if they are in particular dictionaries.