I’m in middle school and plan on taking japanese in high school. Kanji I’ve heard it’s the hardest I have pronunciation down (not really) I know lots of phrases cause of anime and can sometimes understand the rough meaning when someone says something but I’m still learning. reply
Hello, I would be interested! English is my first language (to be more specific, it's a branch of British English since America butchered theirs, haha. So we spell and pronounce things slightly differently from them). I know some French and Japanese, so learning Italian would also be great. 1 reply
I speak Spanish, English and Italian. I'm currently learning how to speak French, and I plan on learning Korean, Japanese, Mandarin, Chinese, Vietnamese, Arabic and Russian in the future. 1 reply
English is my first language, but I know bits and pieces of Maori (my country's native language), French and Japanese. I wouldn't say I'm fluent though reply
i gave up learning a while back and only remember the alphabet and the word for knife but i used drops for a lot of vocab and if my retention was a lot better it would've been really useful. I also suggest if you want to use it to read stories use papago (https://papago.naver.com/) and learn the phrases as you go (after you learn the alphabet of co...... reply
There’s this app I was using, I learned the basics but I stopped so I don’t know just how much it really goes into depth but it’s named “Eggbun” and there’s also another one called “Learn Korean!” I have iOS so I don’t know if these apps are in play store or other app stores.
If you’re very serious about this, I’d recommen...... reply
If you're in uni, maybe your school offers Korean? Or your local community college? Learning another language on your own is hard and takes a lot of discipline. reply
