Learn Korean - Learn How to Read and Write Hangul

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Yeah, the sentence ... ( 4 weeks ago by AmericanGatoona)

Yeah, the sentence structures are basically the same for all the three. You just learn the vocabulary and alphabet and your set. I learned Japanese in three weeks.

wow. that's ... ( 4 weeks ago by appleczech5)

wow. that's amazing. but, how long did it take you to learn Korean?

Around 2 months. If ... ( 4 weeks ago by AmericanGatoona)

Around 2 months. If you want to learn quickly you have to live Korean 24/7. Watch Korean tv, listen to Korean music, go to the Korean market, etc.

oh good. well ... ( 4 weeks ago by appleczech5)

oh good. well maybe I can learn it that fast too. i might be moving there..so yah.

This really helps. ... ( 3 weeks ago by dscutsinger)

This really helps. Im going there in 2 months and want to get as good as I can in that amount of time. This video made me feel like I can acutally learn!!!

Wrong. Korean and ... ( 3 weeks ago by Lucky1Lucky1)

Wrong. Korean and Chinese are grammatically very different. In fact, grammatically speaking, Chinese have more in common with English than with Korean. In Korean sentences verb comes at the end (ex. Subject-Object-Verb) whereas in Chinese it comes in the middle (ex. Subject-Verb-Object) similar to English.

I'm Korean and I'm ... ( 3 weeks ago by kpsran)

I'm Korean and I'm learning Chinese, but I'm a beginner. ONly know how to read some words..

No they are not. ... ( 3 weeks ago by elzny)

No they are not. I'm Chinese & I've learned Japanese & Korean. Japanese & Korean have almost identical grammar structures (s+a+v.), while Chinese is mostly s+v+a like English. Please also see Lucky1Lucky1's comment. I have to say that Chinese is much more difficult to learn than Korean & Japanese. Korean & Japanese have alphabets, once you memorize them, you can look at a character & know how to pronounce it. But in Chinese, you can't.

thank u very much ^^ ( 3 weeks ago by jiha2n)

thank u very much ^^

chinese also have ... ( 3 weeks ago by nenikai)

chinese also have alphabets plus, korean and japanese have Hanja and Kanji, that are the same as Hanzi as in chinese... in chinese we have Bopomofo and Zhuyin, of course they are not used, but they are alphabets as well xD anyways, chinese is much more difficult anyways! xD

When you refer to ... ( 3 weeks ago by starlandlee)

When you refer to Chinese, do not forget that there are many different forms of Chinese language. There are huge gap between spoken Chinese and written Chinese, and I would say the Spoken standard Chinese is the easiest language the mankind has ever spoken, but written one is no doubt the trickiest.

Mandarin has 4 ... ( 3 weeks ago by starlandlee)

Mandarin has 4 tones, but if you are a foreigner, basically you can just ignore the tones in speaking. wo3 xiang3 chi1 fan4(the standard) but "wo2 xiang2 chi2 fan2", "wo4 xiang4 chi4 fan4" or "wo4 xiang1 chi3 fan4" will still work.
都差不多了.

SUCH FAKE LAUGHING ... ( 3 weeks ago by Nimora)

SUCH FAKE LAUGHING !!

verry nice i like ( 3 weeks ago by xhir)

verry nice i like

Korean isn't rlly ... ( 3 weeks ago by GazettEAnCafe)

Korean isn't rlly that hard to learn it's just that you have to memorize very much, atleast i have to xD

Yes we do have ... ( 2 weeks ago by elzny)

Yes we do have bopomofo. What I meant was that, e.g., in Japanese, their alphabets are hiragana & katakana, so if a word is made up by these "alphabets", you know how to say it when you see it. In Chinese, unless the bopomofo's & tones are marked, like the Japanese use hiragana to mark the pronunciations for a Kanji, you wouldn't know how to pronounce it unless you memorize it. I'm just glad I was born Chinese; I really admire people who learn Chinese as a 2nd language.

heheheh nice i'm ... ( 1 week ago by nenikai)

heheheh nice i'm actually learn chinese as a 3rd language x_x it's kinda hard but it's cool! xD

does it really have ... ( 1 week ago by nknico)

does it really have to be so cheesy?

actually, hiragana ... ( 1 week ago by murillin186)

actually, hiragana and katakana are not alphabets, they are syllabries

I am learning ... ( 1 week ago by theRod1995)

I am learning mandarin. You need tones even if you are foreign! It is so important!

spoken chinese is ... ( 4 days ago by victimofsleep)

spoken chinese is no easy matter, as idioms and proverbs are more frequently used in chinese than in english. nevertheless, if you are a non-Chinese and looking at Chinese from a conversational point, its easy.

Wow! So helpful! ( 4 days ago by DarkMistress)

Wow! So helpful!

Cool! Love this ... ( 3 days ago by sphinxvampire)

Cool! Love this video very helpful.

haha lol so cheesy ( 1 day ago by MNRS)

haha lol so cheesy

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