Which Language Would You Choose?

[Guest liljewelz]

Japanese!!! I'm studying it now and it's really cool and I think it's easier to learn than Korean.

[mkrztina]

korean is fun to learn. chinese is a bit difficult

i kinda find japanese hard to but i think, i'd want to learn the language too..

[Guest beautifullone]

chinese! i want the difficult one, lol. i already speak korean.

[Guest *yongha^^*]

id choose korean,japanese may appear easier in terms of pronunciation but their writing system and the way the senteces are built is definetley harder

[Antz]

I'd probably learn Korean first. Then I wouldn't have to find translations and subtitles for so many things.

[Guest nizzkimin91]

i'd say japanese first, then korean.

korean's rather hard.

but japanese writing is not that easy either.

[Guest brian032]

I'd rather choose Japanese. But since I'm not in your shoes, only you can decide which language is best for you, which attracts you most culturally, and which you don't mind studying everyday for years on end. Either way you're in for a long and tough road ahead of you (if you're aiming for fluency that is).

[Guest silentmarj]

I want to learn korean language...that's my goal for incoming years

[Guest envyandy]

for mee

Japaneses parce que its easier to learn.

Korean because i have more interest in it.

[Guest joolee.]

If I only got to choose between those two, Korean. Japanese seems way too complicated and confusing to learn.

[Guest sam sik]

Well since I'm learning French right now..I'll finish off French this year since I think I can get around a city well enough by speaking French. Then after I want to work on Korean. As of right now, I memorized all the letters and I can put a korean sentence into english letters. However, I don't know what they mean. So I guess my next step will be to learn the vocabulary and further adv. grammar.

[hellomelia]

i want to learn thai.

[onewhite lie]

Japanese.

I'm more of a Japanesey than Koreany right now XD

[Guest Darknesss]

Hmmm...Japanese...though it's against my will. I just seem to be learning it more quickly. Though I love Korean, and its alphabet is much easier...pronunciation is difficult and I feel mildly retarded anytime I try to say something

[Guest soo_bak3]

Japanese. If you know some Chinese, Japanese will be a little easier in reading kanji. You don't really get to use/learn Hanja until you get pretty deep into Korean. I don't even know many hanja words even though I attend Korean school every week. Plus, Korean is hard to speak (if you're born & raised in America) without sounding that you're from America/don't speak Korean. It kind of goes with Japanese, too, but I've heard plenty of white girls on Youtube sounding like Japanese school girls.

[Guest pandapplejoyce]

I'm Chinese too!

I'm currently taking French in high school.

but in general, I would take Japanese and/or Korean @home.

[Guest iPhets]

the harder one first.. i would take korean because i'm not familliar with it ^^; i'm already learning japanese in school anyway~

[Guest Yuna N.]

If I had the opportunity,

I`d learn both.

Both would benefit me in the future anyways. SK & Japan`s technology is booming.

I wouldn`t even think twice.

BUT, if it`s one or the other, I`d pick Japanese.

Job opportunity never cease with Japanese in mind.

[Guest meilove]

i really want to be fluent in korean V____V

[Guest namu29]

I just started taking Japanese classes. Been wanting to since I was pretty young, bit I grew up in a small town and it wasn't offered. Want to learn Korean too, but that's not offered here, so I'm trying to pick it up on my own right now until I can save up for a language program in Korea.

Would love to learn German and Latin too though ^^