Which Language Would You Choose?

[Guest nahiki_jodecist]

im learning korean.. after im gunna learn canto.. hehehe

[kissez*]

Japanese. It just seems easier.

[Guest gd_is_great]

have i ever posted iz diz thread??????? oh well i would luv 2 learn korean cuz it sounds beautiful n moreover my idols r koreans xxx peace

[Guest velvetsky]

japanese is easier but I want to learn korean (:

[Guest ...:chau:...]

I intend to learn Korean this summer with some of my friends. Hope this will go well

[Guest crackers&cheese]

If I could, I'd like to learn every language, particulary German and French.

[Guest sara2002a]

I would choose Korean. The wording structure is a little bit similar to my mother tongue and it is as complicated as my mother tongue. lol

I dont know I just find Korean much easier to learn than Japanese.

[Guest green_T]

I would definitely learn Korean so that I would be able to understand all the sweet and heartfelt lyrics of Korean songs

[Guest Xia-ya]

I would love to learn Mandarin and Korean.

[Guest Champagne*kisses]

Even though it would be hard, I want to learn Mandarin and Cantonese.

[Guest alphabetsoup]

-- It only took me 5 months to be fluent. In writing it, understanding

it, speaking it, etc. It was reallyy easier than I expected ! (:

I'd really like to learn what you did. =o=;;

If it's you, it really depends what you're more interested in and how useful the language.

Though in terms of ease, I'd definitely take Korean first.

I studied Mandarin for a few years and became semi-fluent, and when deciding to pick up Japanese and Korean, Korean is SO much easier.

I believe that Korean has a helluva lot more Chinese based vocabulary than Japanese, thus making really easy for you to learn.

As well, if you decide to learn with hanja, it's actually not difficult at all as many of the characters/compounds mean the same thing and are pronounced similarly.

(美國 for 미국 which means the same thing, etc.)

Thus, it's much easier to learn.

However, Korean without mixed script I find to be extremely confusing... = =

yet at the same time, Japanese has a lot of English based vocabulary, so I'm not so sure.

all i know is that I find Korean a lot easier to learn. ~_~

[shangomar]

both are hard,but korean was easier for me to comprehend.

i guess it depends on the person.

More importantly,willingness is a great factor.

i'd like to learn japanese too..maybe some other time.

[Guest SilentScreamerS]

its either filo, korean or japanese

i wanna learn filo because im going to the phils. this year and i want to be able to talk to people easier,

korean so i dont have to watch dramas with the crappy subtitles and

japanese because of naruto (:

but i think i'll learn korean because i already know how to read hangul

and my cousins are learning english anyway

[Guest kyaaax3]

Japanese.

Even though the Korean economy is on the rise and all, I think Japanese is still much more widely used and more important.

[Guest x_priscillaaa]

I'm Chinese and I take Mandarin as a language at school, but on Saturdays, I take Korean school. I'm planning on taking Japanese during the summer. Not sure though..

[midori_0318]

BOTH!

but Japanese first and then Korean...

Japanese is easy to learn I think..

[Guest ooxstacee]

I'd learn korean cause I don't think I'd ever get the writing down with all the swirls and whatnot. LOL!

Reading and writing korean is easy but .. I'm not sure about saying it, lol. x__x

[Guest Prince Tony]

Learning Korean and Chinese at the moment. When done... Japanese and Italian!!!

[Guest winter_love000]

japanese

no doubts there

or ever will be

[Guest Jasarn]

Korean so you can watch all the variety shows and actually understand all the good Korean music