How does the japanese language effect a culture and how does it effect people who learn it?

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well, it is one of the more difficult languages to learn because unlike french and spanish, Japanese doesn't use english words with accents. instead there's the three writing systems.
(based upon difficulty: at least for me...>>;)
1. Katakana (Easiest to learn quickly. fewer strokes.)
2. Hiragana (a little bit more difficult to learn, about same number of strokes as katakana)
3. Kanji (Many strokes and more complex. many kanji have MANY different meanings and can be EASY to confuse with correct meanings.)

and as for affecting people who use it? it only really effects you in the sense that you now know how to talk in a language other than your native one (whatever that may be) and if you have a love for the culture, it may make it easier and or funner for you to learn the language. i myself have been interested in the culture and that's what made me start studying japanese extensively.