I want to learn german, but I heard it was hard to learn.

Because I own you, and you will Obey me...

you already learn my true name
and i'll obey you master

You did a good job when I told you to get some caps in your name. There is no further task for you at the moment my son.

Thanks master, with this futile life i'll complete your command

You clan tag is [kz] which is obviously King Zazo. You all will Obey me
Btw what does your signature say?

German is not so hard to learn

it mean's
Adios amigo, you're over with finito
your power to control me just over
Sayonara
Adios Amigos
Bye bye
you got serve

You should teach me then

The present tense: It's very important because you will face it very often in the daily life.
The endings are: -e, -st, -t, -en, -t, -en and you build it from the radical (lieb-)
for example:
lieben (to love):
Ich liebe
Du liebst
ER/Sie/Es liebt
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Wir lieben
Ihr liebt
Sie lieben
polite form: Sie lieben

But: there are plenty of exceptions, like all over the german language ;)
For example: "haben" and "sein"

"haben"
1. pers. sing.: ich habe
2. pers. sing.: du hast
3. pers. sing.: er/sie/es hat
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1. pers. pl.: wir haben
2. pers. pl.: ihr habt
3. pers. pl.: sie haben
polite form: Sie haben

"sein"
1. pers. sing.: ich bin
2. pers. sing.: du bist
3. pers. sing.: er/sie/es ist
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1. pers. pl.: wir sind
2. pers. pl.: ihr seid
3. pers. pl.: sie sind
polite form: Sie sind

little bit advise for the present tense