한국어를 알아보기 배우다

ᅡ ᄂ ᅡ ᄉ 아나스
나는 한국어를 사랑하고 한국에 가고 싶어요

Korean letters can't be written on their own. They have to be written as part of a sylable group. When a the only sound in a sylable is a vowel, you add a silent 'ㅇ' letter before the vowel. You can't put ㅅ at the end of a sylable because it is pronounced more like 't' when it comes at the end of a sylable so you have to place it in a new sylable with the 'ㅡ' vowel sound after it.

So your name is written:

A = 아

na = 나

su = 스

를 is the object particle marker. It identifies the object of the verb in the sentence.

In the title:

한국어 = Korean language

를 = object marker

배우다 = the verb 'to learn'