If you can say the words COW, TIE, SINK or YAK plant a big, sparkly gold star in the middle of your forehead. If you're wondering how speaking in other languages suddenly became so easy, stop wondering. There's a reason. A language is a people's worldview and identity.
Words are only symbols for the things they represent.
Words are made up of sounds. Each language has developed its own unique system of putting sounds together to create words. Sometimes, by coincidence, two or more languages happen to have created a word with the same or similar combination of sounds, but this word has a different meaning in each of the languages. It was not compiled to demonstrate the sound code of human language, to teach organization of meaning across languages and cultures or to oversimplify the complexity of language. Many people, including lexicographers, linguists and native speakers, have helped with this shoecabbage project.