I agree with you. I want to add, and yes for the people that know me, I have said it before many times: the romanization of Korean is based on the English spelling. The Dutch, Germans, French, Spanish use those letters in a total different way, and then also English is a language with a very inconsistent spelling. So romanization is crap and confusing. Use Hangul! Also you could make this romanization 'less English based'.

I agree completely. Roman characters messed up my prounounciation... at first

Yeah, I totally understand. I already can read, write and I understand but I'm working at reading fluidly and more faster at reading the syllables and me too, I need to focus on studies and I also paused learning Japanese because I want to know as much Korean as I do for Japanese. Well, hwaiting~ we'll get there :)

I'm also a korean language learner.

And guess what, learning hangul is just easy, trust me. It took only for about less than 2 days for me to master it. So now I already know how to read and write. But what's the use of hangul if you don't know what you're reading or writing, right?. Now, it's been more than months since I started learning this language. It's a bit difficult for me, because I'm still attending school and I have to focus on my studies, and learning korean is not included in our subjects. So I really need to have a free time in order to study this language. I am hoping that I'm not only be reading or writing those character, but also to understand them as well.

Also, practice makes you better. So better practice more and don't depend on romanizations(i never read romanization except for that single lyrics of a song). 

Let's learn and help each other everyone! :D

u got the point. exactly using roman alphabet for korean language is awkward