Korean FAQ – Learning Korean Through Japanese

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margarita celada より:

2018年11月14日 5:13 AM

I’m studying korean and japanese at the same time,and help me understand samehow particules..I’m already at 5 chinese curse,,,and like to cpmpare Hanzi,kanji and hanja…very interesting…Thanks for your really good Live Korean every sunday…It’s help me a lot.Greetings from Spain.
Henni R より:

2018年11月14日 5:13 AM

I’ve been studying japanese at university for 3 years and now started to learn korean this year and with the knowledge I already have through learning japanese I picked up korean much faster than my fellow students in the korean class, cause there are indeed many similarities.
But if you have no knowledge of asian languages beforehand there is no use explaining one foreign language through another! So yes I agree with you on that Billy 🙂
ThatPerson より:

2018年11月14日 5:13 AM

I think that focusing one of the two is really beneficial because once you become fluent or nearly fluent in one, once you begin the other it’ll still be at least a little easier to learn.
ALN. より:

2018年11月14日 5:13 AM

actually, I’ve been learning the Jeju dialect lately, and it’s like the Japanese influences from their raids happened to take effect.
Ocarina Gaming より:

2018年11月14日 5:13 AM

The only Korean you could learn (in my opinion) through Japanese is Zainichi Korean (재일 한국어 or 재일 조선어), which is a weird “dialect” [if you could even call it one] of Koreans and their descendants living in Japan that is heavily influenced by Japanese.

Korean FAQ – Learning Korean Through Japanese

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