Is It Possible To Go To South Korea By Boat? I wanted to know if there other ways of traveling to South Korea, I can't find anything about it. Thanks!

Korean Radio Stations I have been trying to find online radio stations, I want to start listening to Korean conversation. When I watch Korean movies, Dramas, or Music I have subtitles. I want to try listening without subtitles, and to focus on listening. Does anyone know any Korean radio stations that are online? Thanks!

Next School Year Summer Break starts in about two weeks, and the new school year starts sometime in the beginning on September. I was thinking about taking Chinese as an elective class , my school offers different languages as an elective and I thought it would be great to start learning. I already studied Chinese for a while, but I stopped because I thought I couldn't do it. Also, I took a semester of Japanese in my first year of high and failed. Chinese is harder, but I had a great time learning it. I want to keep learning it, and finish both semesters of Chinese.

Weibo I have finally made a Weibo account! It took a couple days to do, I had to translate everything. Weibo won't work on Google, so I had to use a different browser. The browser I'm using doesn't translate pages like Google does, so I don't know what things are. I set up my profile, and that's it. If anyone has it let me, I don't know how to use it.

Chinese Social Media I have been asked many times if I have Weibo or QQ, and I don't. I know those are really popular, and a lot of people have accounts for those sites. I know this is a stupid questions, but is OK and safe for a foreigner to have a Weibo or QQ account? I really want to make an account, but not sure if I can. If anyone knows, please let me know!

My Ethnicity A couple months ago my mom took a DNA test to see what her ethnicity is, and yesterday morning the results came in. We found out we're East and Central Asian, along with European. We are also Native American, but it wasn't a surprise. Though,40% Native American and Asian did surprise us. I knew we were Asian because the way me and my sibling looked as kids, and older Asian ladies would come up to my mom speaking Chinese; or asking her if she was Chinese or Asian. I'm Mexican, Asian, and European.

Learning Japanese Since I was a kid I watched anime, and I wanted to learn Japanese. I caught on to a lot of basic Japanese words, but when I was in the 10th grade I took Japanese. I studied Japanese for a semester, but the Japanese teacher I had wasn't a good teacher. After the semester I dropped the class, and it made upset since I wasn't learning. I learned more on my own, than I did with the martial I had for the class which wasn't much. It's been almost two years since I studied Japanese, and I want to learn Japanese. Though, I don't know where to start and if I had someone to practice with it would be easier.

My Korean Learning Process I have been learning Korean for 6 years, but I have been studying it for a year. I started learning 6 years ago listening to K-Pop, then I started learning it more with K-Dramas. After a while a lot or words started to become familiar to me, and I caught on to a lot of basic words. Sometimes I watch streams on Twitch, Twitch is a site where people stream themselves playing video games and you can chat with them while they are playing.I watch Korean streamers,after a while I leave because I'm so used to having subtitles I get frustrated since I don't know what their saying. Though, the other day I was watching a Korean streamer and listening to him I could almost understand what he was saying. The words were right there, I knew the words I just couldn't translate them. It's like when your about to sneeze, but then you don't .I was so excited that I was so close to understanding, and I haven't studied Korean for a few weeks. I don't have anyone to study with, and I study for hours on my own. When I study Korean, I have about 5 pages of vocabulary words . To me Korean has been a bit easy, but it has been hard. Though, it's the easiest language I have studied. Spanish is kind of easy, a lot of the words look like English words. Japanese was easy for a bit, but it got hard. Chinese was a little easy, but it was really hard. I'm just excited, and I hope someone can help me with some Korean.

Languages Since I was a kid I been learning Spanish, I didn't understand that it wasn't the same as English. Though, it didn't sound the same as English. My parents are not fluent in Spanish, but they would ask me simple questions and I would answer in English. My dad also taught us some German, but not much. He would ask me " Where's mom?" or " How are you? in German, and I would answer in English.I understood, I just didn't know how to respond. When I got older I did, but English was the only language I knew. Then when I was in 6th grade, my dad suggested I should take Spanish. So, it's been almost 7 years and I'm still not fluent. I learned more on my own with music, than I did in class. I can understand more, and read some. It takes time for to translate it, since I don't use it. This semester is my last semester of Spanish, I don't have to take it in college which is great. Though for the past year I been studying Korean, I was learning a lot fast, but I forgot some of what I learned because I been studying Spanish for school. I been Studying Spanish, Korean, and Chinese. Chinese is hard, but I started to understand it. A lot of characters are familiar because I took a semester of Japanese a couple of years ago, I failed Japanese that semester. I'm way more familiar with Korean after watching many movies, dramas, and songs.