Which is easier to learn, Japanese or Korean?

Japanese is easier to learn. If you want to work in the future, it is more practical to learn Japanese, because there are far more Japanese companies in China than Korean, and the treatment of Japanese companies is quite good. To be honest, South Korea is now inseparable from Japan.

I'm studying Japanese now, and I'm going to take Level 1 next year because Japanese language jobs require at least Level 2 or higher. I enrolled in a class, that is, in the resource building of Peking University, there is a Japanese language school, I feel good, the teacher is very detailed, and I am also responsible for the students. I don't think it's a problem to take Level 2 next year.

By the way, are you in Beijing? If you can go to them for a trial first, it's free anyway, and I recently signed up for a meal card for the Peking University canteen!

I studied both at the same time.

Korean is simple It is said that Korean is the simplest language in the world (I don't know if it's right) The grammar of Korean is very similar to Japanese, (so there are many Koreans who learn Japanese well), and the Japanese vocabulary is much larger than Korean, less than Chinese, and a lot.

Japanese pronunciation is simpler, Korean pronunciation is difficult.

Both Japanese and Korean have many Chinese characters based on Chinese vocabulary, which are easy for Chinese to remember.

But personally, I don't think you can choose based on whether the language is good or not, it still depends on which country you want to develop.

Personally, I think that Japan's development is better than that of South Korea, and South Korea's territory is much smaller than Japan's, and its limitations are great. And I'm very optimistic about Sino-Japanese relations, it's getting better and better, hehe.

In the end, it still depends on the interest.

Whichever you choose, I hope you can succeed in your studies.

Of course, it's Japanese, because in ancient times, many aspects of Japanese culture and writing were passed down from China, and although their characters have changed a bit, some of them are still very similar to traditional Chinese characters, and the pronunciation is still very similar, so of course it is much easier to learn.

There are many similarities between Korean and Japanese, and their grammar is also very similar, so it is a good idea to learn Korean once you have mastered it.

Japanese is relatively easy, first of all, the words are easy to remember, and secondly, the pronunciation is simpler than Korean, and the grammar is almost the same, so there is no comparison, but Japanese is better and more practical than Korean, after all, Japanese is one of the three most beautiful languages in the world.