Is Korean easy to learn? What are the development prospects?

Is Korean easy to learn?

If you follow a professional teacher (referring to a university teacher at a formal institution, not someone who speaks Korean themselves), and learn it in the right way, Korean is very easy to learn, especially at the elementary level, especially for Chinese. This is because the Korean language factor is the least compared to Chinese and English, and most of the Korean language (more than 60%) is Chinese loanwords, and a small part is English (more than 20%) (students of your age have learned English, but they don't know how well you have learned).

Do you want to take a preparatory course?

1. If you are attending a preparatory course, and you will not be delayed in learning other courses like everyone else, then you can participate.

2If the teacher is a professor from a regular university in Korea, it is important to participate.

The root of the above two points is that it just spends a little more money and time, but it adds an opportunity.

First of all, you can ignore whether the preparatory class is formal or not, and whether the other school is regular, because you don't know what the other side is about, and you can't judge. Maybe it's just a local college on the other side. Maybe your school is just looking for a gimmick to make some money, then this preparatory class has nothing to do with studying in Korea in the future.

Moreover, maybe your school will go to the other school's school in the future, and you will have to pay a large amount of intermediary fees, which you don't know at all. But if it's a formal way to learn Korean, it's worth a try, and your cost is more money and time anyway.

But if the cost is that you don't study the high school curriculum comprehensively, or if it greatly affects your learning of other courses, then you should not choose to take this class. Because, if you complete your high school course, you will be able to go to a top university in Korea after graduation. And if you abandon your normal studies, then if you participate in this class, you will not be able to go to a good university in the future, and you will not have a good foundation to study in South Korea.

In addition, in my experience, it is impossible for a top-ranked university in South Korea to establish such a partnership with a Chinese high school. It should be a local institution, and it is also an unknown local institution.

You ask the teacher tomorrow:

1Which university is that partner university?

2After graduating from high school, can I go directly to the other university? (Since the end of 2010, regular colleges and universities have required an international level of at least 4 in Korean to study for undergraduate studies.)

3How much does an intermediary cost?

4. Accommodation arrangement, that is, whether the school has dormitories, how many rooms, and how much does it cost?

5What is the tuition fee per semester for undergraduate students?

6How many majors are available?

Say hello and tell me I can judge further.

I am of Han nationality, I attended a Korean school from the first grade of elementary school to high school, and I currently work for a Korean company. I'll just briefly share my personal opinion.

1.The first factor to consider when learning a language is personal interest, which is very important.

2.Personally, I think that compared to German, French, Italian and other languages, Korean is a very easy language to learn, and many words are related to Chinese.

3.No matter what language you are, you will only be able to help you in your work if you are proficient in it.

4..The disadvantage of Korean is that it is used in a small range and is only used in South Korea and North Korea, which also has a bad impact on graduate school entrance examinations.

5.Personally, I think you should learn English first, and then learn a language that you are interested in.

It's a bit difficult to get started with Chinese, but it's just a hobby, and no one has to be interested in learning something.

In terms of work, see if your major is trending now. Watching TV, a lot of majors are not right. I'll have to look for a job in the future.

Make your own way. The road is chosen by yourself, and you just believe that there is no regret medicine in this world. Don't complain about why you chose this in the first place.

That's ..Now I still have a teacher to teach you. How good it is to see other baidu friends all learn from the Internet. The basics are much worse. In short, the mentality is good, and any road is flat. That's how my brother came down...

Not bad, but not enough. To be honest, Korean is not easy to learn, and it is not necessarily competitive if you learn it well. There are ethnic Koreans in the country, so it is difficult to compete. But if you also learn English well, you have a bright future. here you go ~

It's hard to write,! If I go abroad, I think the prospects are okay.

Yes, I have a classmate who is studying and is now in Korea.