Questions & Answers about xuéxí zhōngwén hěn yǒuyìsi.
In Chinese, when you describe a noun or topic with an adjective, you usually do not use 是.
The pattern is:
- Topic + (degree word) + adjective
- Here: 学习中文 + 很 + 有意思
So:
- 学习中文很有意思 ≈ Studying Chinese is (very) interesting.
If you added 是, like 学习中文是很有意思, it would sound more like you’re emphasizing or contrasting:
- Studying Chinese really is interesting (as opposed to what someone said).
For a neutral statement, no 是 before the adjective is standard.