Who is your favorite Korean celebrity?

As you learn Korean, many start listening ti KPOP and start watching Korean TV. So, based on what you have seen abd experienced, who is your favorite Korean celebrity?

Learning multiple languages at once

So when you start becoming a language nut, you tend to become really excited and want to learn a lot at once.

 

I personally am learning Spanish right now and I am thinking about learning Mandarin Chinese as well over the upcoming summer. Just two.

 

What do you think about learning multiple languages at once?

Spanish Pronunciation used in Spain I have heard there are some difference in pronunciation used in Spain in Europe from other countries, and I would like to know how they pronounce certain things: 1. "z, c, s" -- I heard it is pronounced like "th." So would "lápiz" be pronounced like "lapith," izquierda like "ithquierda," and cinco like "thinco," and seis like "theis?" Which is right, and which is wrong? 2. "ll" -- I have heard it is pronounced like a y and then someone else tells me it's like "zy." So is castillano pronounced like "castiyano" or "castizyano?" 3. "g, j" -- I just don't know. I know it's similar to the English "h," but there still is a big difference. What is it? 4. "y" -- I have always thought "y" in Castillian Spanish was just like the English "y," but I just heard someone say "yo" like "zyoh." How is it pronounced in Spain? 5. Are there any other pronunciation difference used in Spain only? What would those be? Thanks!

Questions in Spanish. I finally stepped into the world of complex spanish questions. Before, when I wanted to ask- "do you speak English," ¿hablas inglés? But now I wonder how to ask questions where the order of subjects and verbs are inversed. I can't think of an example right now, but I know it's out there. How do you do it?

Solo y sólo What is the difference between solo and sólo? In what situation do you use each?

Mi fin de semana Aunque fue el fin de semana, no pude descansar. Ah, la vida de estudiante. No me gusta. Tengo sólo tres meses hasta vacaciones de verano. ¡Estoy emocionado! De todos modos, quiero hablar sobre una películo llamó, Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Mi maestro de historia de mundo me dijó sobre la película. En actualidad, él mostró el película en su tiempo libre. Cuando la miré, no tuve nada para decir. ¡Era muy extraña! Muy, muy extraña. La era el más absurda había veido en mi vida. Pero, había admitido, era muy chistoso y cómico. ¡No pude creer a no lo he mirado! Pues, creo que tengo que mostrarla a mi familia hasta. Creí que disfrutábamos. Es siempre agradable a mirar un algo chistoso cuando cansado... ¿Verdad?

What is the indicative and the subjunctive? I was studying Spanish, and I came across the two types of conjugations in verbs: the indicative and the subjunctive. I get what the indicative is, since that's what we use every day. But I don´t understand the subjunctive. What is it, How do you tell, How is it used, And how do you use it? Thanks!

The pronunciation used in Spain I am in the United States, so a lot of the Spanish vocabulary and pronunciation are heavily affected by the Latin American Spanish. But I want to learn more of the Español Castellano, the Spanish spoken in Spain in Europe. How do you pronounce the double L, (ll)? I hear there is a slight -zya like sound in them. How do you pronounce the g (when pronounced like a "h" in English) I heard it is pronounced from the back of the throat. But I may be wrong. What more differences are there in general, considering pronunciation? Thank you!

How to pronounce the double L (LL) in castilian Spanish (Spanish of Spain) I am in the United States, so a lot of the Spanish vocabulary and pronunciation are heavily affected by the Latin American Spanish. But I want to learn more of the Español Castellano, the Spanish spoken in Spain in Europe. How do you pronounce the double L, (ll)? I hear there is a slight -zya like sound in them. How do you pronounce the g (when pronounced like a "h" in English) I heard it is pronounced from the back of the throat. But I may be wrong. What more differences are there in general, considering pronunciation? Thank you!