Learning the basics of any (within reason...brainfk,etc not included) is within easy reach of a beginner. The difficulty with languages and C++ is the more complicated features like templates and such.

Every minute you spend researching and trying to decide which language to use is time wasted. You shouldn't be learning languages at all, you should be learning concepts. Figure out concepts like what linked lists are, recursion, inheritance, etc. Then learn the details of some language, then go back to the fundamentals and realize how little you knew before. Rinse, repeat.

This advice is for someone interested in CS as opposed to just programming. Yes, there is a huge difference.

Stop wasting your time and start something.