Someone Tweeted about English Studies I found that an older man said on twitter, "中途半端な英語にかける労力で、高度な韓国語と中級レベルの中国語が学べます。". It means "If you study English the half-baked way, you can pass the skills of advanced Korean or intermediate Chinese with the same effort." I would say that it's true. For me, it's much harder to learn English than I thought. By the way, I asked my friend, who studied abroad and taught Japanese in South Korea for a total of eight years, about it. He agreed with me, but he told me that it wasn't practical for us to get fluent in Korean. According to him, it's because many Koreans are fluent in Japanese and the Korean language is spoken only in the Korean Peninsula. What do you think of it?