Hello, italkers!
I'm wondering how many Korean learners we have out there. Also how did you all got started in Korean. I have started to take a course in Udemy, but so far I find it hard to write anything. I'm in a language club and we have a Korean group on Whatsapp, I'm not yet ready to write there but I'd like to read conversations between other learners and native speakers, that'd help me a lot. If you have a Korean level that allows you to have a conversation and would like to practice your writing and speaking skills in our group, let me know I'll be glad to add you there. ^^
See you!
Hello! I am a Korean learner too.I just started and right now I'm in that first stage ,the ''WHY IS IT SO HARD???'' phase.I have the best teacher and she is really cool with my insecurities.Have you ever felt like that? hahahahah
@ Ana Maria,
I also did notice that it would be better to have structure in the learning and that was diffucult to find on memrise.
So I did order the talk to me in korean books and that works much better, with excersises and explanaitons.
Reinier
Hi hi. I've always liked K-dramas and songs, so I started to collect small corner of "Korean lessons" on weekly newspapers.
And when I got into college, I took basic Korean classes. Our teacher was a native Korean and has Seoul dialect, so it was easier to learn. That's why I suggest new beginners to take basic Korean classes from a teacher. Then they can go up from there by themselves.
Now, I'm able to understand simple family K-dramas and songs without looking at the eng subs/translations. It's so convenient. I want to improve my Korean more.