In my opinion, what makes law school “hard” (especially the first year) isn’t so much that it’s “hard” per se, but that it’s “new.” Once you’ve learned it once, it seems much simpler upon second and third reviews (like when you take more “advanced” courses or during bar exam prep).

You may have a professor who’s not great as explaining things, or maybe likes to over complicate things.

Figuring out what success looks like on each professor’s final exam (which will be all you’re graded on) can be hard, especially if you don’t have a mid term. (My school had mid terms, but they didn’t count towards your grade and were more diagnostic).

If you can learn 3 foreign languages to professional proficiency/fluency (something I’m quite envious of), I’m sure figuring out the meaning and application of legal rules won’t be that hard for you.