One: First learn hangeul. You shouldn't rely too much on romanisation because its not just the pronunciation, but there are grammar rules and often people write romantmization literally, without paying attention to grammar rules and how it's actually pronounced. There are also some things impossible to be pronounced in English. And please remember to learn the whole names. It will be important for batchim. (For example the Sh in 심 and sh in She are pronounced differently. You don't move your mouth when saying "sh" in "shim (or sim/심)", but you do when saying "she") (Alone the word batchim, which is a grammatical rule, has that case. Romanized it would be "Badchim", but it's pronounced "Patchim". Learning the whole letters name is useful. Because for example: ㄹ is pronounced "r" at the beginning and "l" at the end. You know what's the whole name for the letter? Rieul (리을) . ㅅ is pronounced "S" at the beginning and "T" at the end. You know what the name is? Sieut (시읏) - Two: Learn grammar. I recommend starting with Batchim, then when to use 는/은, 의, 를,을 etc. And then do whatever you want to do. -Three: Get some vocabulary. Reading, translating, watching videos (especially vlogs, because there will be less Dictionary korean and more natural sounding. -Four: Look at sentence structures and make your own sentences. -Five: Make some korean friends. There are apps like Kakaotalk or jyp bubble, where u can find tons of koreans. I am in a group with wonyoung and other koreans and they help us with korean. Here are some app recommendations: For speaking: Teuda. SayHi For vocabulary: Drops Easy korean (there are easy articles with an option where u can find words with translation) Word of the day (It will notify you with a random korean word of the day every day) Simply korean Reword korean For grammar: LINGODEER ALL THE WAYY!! IT EXPLAINS EVERYTHING EASY AND WELL. ALSO SKILLSHARE. ITS AMAZING FOR MANY LANGUAGES WITH NATIVEA TEACHING U. (There they 1/2