Not for speakers of other languages, it's not. English has so many loanwords, it's impossible to learn a proper structure. I mean, you can look at Japanese and tell that it has a logical structure. All vowels are pure, there are very few consonant blends and all syllables end in a, e, i, o, u or n. In English, however, we have words that don't even fit our own conventions, from aa (say ah-ah. A kind of lava - from Hawaiian) to zwischenspiel (say tsfish-en-shpeel. An interval in a piece of music. From German zwischen, 'between', and spiel 'play'.).
