Resolved Question: Learning Korean, good idea?

12 October 2009, 7:39 pm

Hi, i'm 16 years old and I really want to learn Korean. I speak English and Dutch fluently. ( Write and read too.) I speak a little Papiamento ( Dutch Antilles), French and German too. I understand Spanish quite well, although I suck at speaking it. So, is learning Korean a smart thing for me? Is it difficult? I already read it a bit, I don't know what the words mean but I can pronounce a word by looking at the letters. I'm going in on Vocabulary now and later on grammar. tso, Good idea? thx :P... Read More »

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