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Its not difficult, Angular is a JavaScript MVC, its a databinder, and its pretty awesome for people who know how to use it and for what.
Some examples what you can do with Angular, is web pages with NodeJS backend and Angular as a Front end which binds the data etc.
From the question you asked i can assume that your knowledge on Javascript is maybe low or medium, i would suggest to start learning Javascript from the fundamentals, some ebooks i would suggest is : JavaScript the Definitive Guide, JavaScript the good parts, JavaScript Patterns.
If i assumed wrong, well just see the documentation, i think its pretty straight forward
@DotAL Thanks.
I play jQuery pretty well. But I really have no idea about MVC. Maybe that's my start point? Well, how to start with MVC?
@dnwk, jQuery is nothing more than a simple library built with javascript
if you truly learn javascript you will understand what an amazing and at the same time terrific language it is 
Give a good read to those books
it will definitely boost your knowledge, then start with MVC, or even NodeJS (which is amazingly awesome).
@DotAL Thanks. And could you recommend some books about MVC?
Learning a new language is more or less like Imprinting for me. I usually learn from examples.
MVC is a general term for Model View Controller, so its broader term used by many systems. As for AngularJS books i havent searched yet, like i said documentation is pretty good
I still would recommend starting slow, dont jump on AngularJS without learning Javascript
Oh. Well good luck with that then.
Once you know Javascript and MVC you can check out these, they helped me.
http://www.egghead.io/
http://docs.angularjs.org/tutorial
+1 although I would say hit the official tutorial first then John Lindquist's videos (great stuff); also, you don't need to know the intricacies of javascript to dive into angular, just go for it.
Thanks for these great advices