Which Language Would You Choose?

[Guest bonjour tristesse.]

I speak Korean, English and Filipino. Since I'm partly French, I want to learn more French. I'm still learning Lol.

[Guest Tahmnong]

Japanese is a nightmare >_> ahaha. It's hard, but I think it'd be more useful than Korean, depending on where you lived at least.

[Guest Rainie Yu]

I would choose japanese since I already know korean.

I want to learn Chinese in the future too!

[haruberry]

I would love to learn Korean and Japanese.

Korean, so I can help sub Korean dramas, and I don't have to wait for subs to come out.

And Japanese, because I want to visit Japan one day. (:

[Guest nataliiexx]

i would choose korean for fun.

but if you want a more useful language then japanese. or just learn both lol.

[Guest unknown.]

Japanese is currently more useful.

I would like to learn both though I'll probably start taking formal lessons for Japanese next year, and hopefully Korean next next year Oh, and Mandarin.

[Guest distorted-daytime]

Japanese is more useful and interesting.

[Guest rainiee.dayy]

i'd love to learn japanese or korean, so that i can watch dramas and variety shows without the need of subs. also cos i hate those fobby subs that makes no sense when i'm watching a drama.

[Guest james18]

I'd love to learn all of the languages, just to add to my personal working profile. ^^

[SunniRise]

Both.

I prefer Korean though. But they both are interesting.

[Guest Steven]

Choose Korean for understanding k dramas instead of subtitles

But I would choose Mandarin!

[Guest Leopoldine]

Personally, I'd love to learn both.

I only speak French and a bit of bad Cantonese. I think I can talk a good English ( though I'm sure I have a heavy French accent )

honestly, take the one you're really motivated to learn. Learning a language takes a lot of time and motivation.

Me for example, at school I took Spanish (because it was either spanish or either german.) and I wasn't motivated to learn it and... I suck at it. My spanish marks prove it. Also I didn't want to learn Mandarin ( my mother forced me to. It was outside of school) and I didn't take class seriously ...and after 5 years I quitted.

I didn't learn anything because I didn't wanted to. so yeah kinda regret it a bit now :\

So right now, since at the end of my senior year, I've my spanish written exam (end june/early july) I have to study harder. Kinda realize it too late.

ok Sorry for writing my life haha.

Good luck

[bomchi]

it's easier for me to learn korean...i remember all the words and sentence construction rules that i learn about korean, but as for japanese, as soon as the day ends, i forget it all...hahaha!!

and it's also easier for me to read and write Hangeul than katakana/hiragana/kanji....there's too many characters to remember in the japanese writing system...i write japanese characters like a grade - schooler...

[Guest vivientww]

Korean. Then I can watch stuff without waiting for subs

[Guest xSallyyx]

I would loove to learn Japanese! but my school only teaches Spanish and French. I take Spanish..

I learned a BIT of Japanese from my dad cause he speaks a little. Plus from my brother, as he watches Naruto.. LOL (:

[Guest julieeyy]

i wanna learn korean very badly!

[Guest livelifelove]

Korean, it's jjang

Of course, I'm not so obsessed with Kpop stuff and Korea now... there's still the passion to go overseas, though.

I've tried to learn Japanese; there are many aspects, however, and 4 different types of writing systems. I'm more interested to learn how to speak the language, then try to decipher how I should go about writing the words.

However, I tend to give things up halfway, so I'm not going to learn either.

Good luck to those who are learning Korean/japanese

[Guest v3rmillion]

I'd choose Japanese, as it seems more useful now.

but who knows, that might change in a couple years.

btw, their grammar structures are pretty similar, so apparently knowing one makes learning the other easier.

[Guest blu3bubbl3]

Where do you live?

If you live in the United States, Japanese will be by far more useful. In most areas, at least.

i think it depends on which city... in NYC i feel like korean is more useful since there are tons more koreans than japanese, thus stores, restaurants, etc.

personally i'd like to learn both but i'd learn japanese first. i did start learning a bit on my own but it's hard; not enough time or self-discipline =X to me korean seems harder to learn, i can never pronounce anything correctly lol. japanese on the other hand is easier for me (i'm chinese), pronounciation and reading/writing wise.

[country_pumpkin]

I'd like to learn Japanese, but never have chance. I wonder whether it is difficult or not???