I want to learn Korean, and I hope you have some good opinions!

It's hard to get started. It's good to look at the habit.

I thought Korean was pretty good at first.

When I started, I didn't find it too difficult.

After a month or two, I was more depressed.

Learning grammar is very irritating.

Because the word order is different from Chinese and English.

I can't turn my mind around.

But I've been studying for more than a year now, almost two years now.

Because after reading it, you get used to it.

I don't think it's as hard as it was at first.

Language: One word, two grammar.

Stick to it. You will definitely be able to learn it well.

It's not hard to learn.

Learned that everything is simple.

Hehe, I hope my advice is helpful to you.

If it is a formal study, of course, you must learn pronunciation first, and you can buy textbooks to learn this. The recommended material "Standard Korean Chinese" is published by Peking University Press. Comes with tapes and CDs, and there are 3 sets in order from easy to difficult. Just follow the order of this book.

If you are learning everyday language, you can buy a book with pronunciation marks, which is not very standard, but can be used.

Hope it helps.

Korean is a relatively simple language.

But no matter what language you have, if you want to be able to communicate, you need to put in a lot of work.

I'm working in that direction, but I still have to learn English first!

Summary. Hello, I'm glad to answer your questions, according to what you mean translated into Korean as

I wrote a letter to my senior in Korean, and I wanted to ask about how to learn Korean well, because I was really poor at learning Korean.

You Hu Xin smiled well, and I am happy to answer your questions with Tan Hyo, which translates into Korean according to your meaning

It's a letter to a senior, not a translator.

I know, according to your meaning, it is written in Korean.

It's late, and it requires elementary Korean, using the grammar of Hanchang Li Xunshu, about 350.

Guess or ?This means hello senior, may I ask what is the method of Xuesui to let Wu Hao Korean, can you teach me to learn Korean?

That is, can you write a complete article? Follow the format of the letter.

KirikuinWisdom key front wheel clever

Write a letter to a friend in Korean and want to know what you want to do if you want to be with someone. The reason is that he has an indifferent and negative personality.

It's still the same format above.

Shoot infiltration spineLuck hunger.

1. This is the most difficult to simply say that when you pronounce the sound of zi (capital), remove the sound of z, note that it is not e; 2. The pronunciation is g, and the only vowel I know is the vowel with a plus a -- kada (let's go) -- when it is pronounced k, followed by other vowels or when it is pronounced g; 3. The first pronunciation t, the second d; 4. The pronunciation is c, e.g. -- is pronounced can, but followed by l when pronounced q, e.g.: morning; pronounce j, but the z of a za--- is the pronunciation of ; 5. If the first letter of the second word is o, the letter in front of the double consonant is the reception of the first word, and the second letter is the consonant of the next word, which is equivalent to replacing the o, for example, the title of a song Life is travel), the pronunciation of the first two words is sal men; If the first letter of the following word is not o, then the first letter of the double consonant is the reception; 6. Yes, look at the back letters, if the first letter of the latter word is, then it is what you said, send p; 7. The tight sound is the short pronunciation of the letter, such as the last meaning) The third letter is the tight sound, which is quickly issued and stuck in the throat, and it can not be pronounced if it is fast; Normal exhalation of loose sounds is OK, such as m, n, and aspirated sounds are like t, p, k

By the way, I'll give you a ** about the sound change.

The landlord is self-taught, right? If you are a beginner in Korean, you will indeed have a lot of troubles, I guess you haven't learned the umlaut yet, or you should still ask a bunch of questions about the umlaut. It is recommended that you find a teacher to learn one-on-one.

The Korean teacher of Liaoyang Three Bears is very powerful, one-on-one learning, and the class time is not limited, so I suggest you search for it.

Vowels are like finals in Chinese.

Consonants are like initials in Chinese.

Chinese pinyin is spelled by initials + finals, for example: b (initials) + ai (finals) = bai Korean Chinese is pinyin characters, and it is necessary to spell out words one by one like Chinese pinyin. The "thank you" you said, in Chinese is "x (initial) + ie (rhyme), x (initial) + ie (rhyme)", and Korean Chinese is "= (consonant) + vowel) + consonant), consonant) + vowel)".

Since Korean is a pinyin script, in most cases, you can read words after you learn the basic alphabet, just as you can read words when you see Hanyu Pinyin. But to really understand the meaning of words, you still need to learn to memorize.

In addition, I don't recommend self-study for beginners in Korean, and it's best to take a tutorial class or something for beginners, because it's not easy to get started with Korean.

It's about memorizing.

Otherwise, you won't learn.

Of course, you have to read and listen more, read more, and write more.

Just like Hanyu Pinyin, it is the "bone" of the language, so it is very important to say that the foundation (to memorize it well).

After memorizing the word thank you, you can just memorize the pronunciation, because Korean is a phonetic script.

You can write it based on the pronunciation, similar to the phonetic transcription in English.

How could there not be? You still haven't figured it out, I'm just learning Korean, I've already taken the intermediate exam, I'm about to take the advanced exam, you can ask me if you have any questions, I can help you.