REVELATION(s)

1. Aiba Masaki is as much a tease as Sakurai Sho. I just didn't see that often enough.

2. Learning Korean is doable!!!!!! YES!!!

    I've been wanting to learn it for so so long, I've bought a pair of really good books but never had the chance to cherish it properly. A few months ago I start to read it but overwhelmed with so many letters to remember and the difficult pronounciation. So I left, thinking I'll comeback when my mind isn't so crowded with other thoughts.

    Today I have some spare time and look at them carefully and turns out I think it's possible. I think Korean is the opposite of Japanese. With Korean, if you can master Hangeul, it'll be easier to read the rest, so you have to work hard in the beginning. With Japanese, everything seems easy until you have to remember all those kanji properly, so the hard work come after.

    I've given up Chinese because I don't think I can handle 4 types of tones and even more kanji than Japanese. People should know their limit. Seriously, for any of you who can speak/write Chinese, how in the world can you do that? I need scientific explanation ><

    My favourite of course the ever easy alphabet and Indonesian pronounciation that made me adaptive to other languages's.

    For now, lets see how long can I learn Korean on my own before I get bored.

Comments

[投稿情報: Dúnadan]

Haha! I am trying to learn Hangul too (and so far I can read is Big Bang's name).

I know what you mean - Bahasa Indonesia and Bahasa Melayu are so much easier because we just use normal alphabet to make words and the two are more or less similar that we can understand each other - well you can understand some Malay right?

[投稿情報: zekeshocks]

I totally agree on your two points!  Aiba is one beautiful man. :)

Before learning a little bit of Japanese, I was self-studying the Korean language.  I totally agree with what you said.  Once you master Hangeul, you can definitely read the rest.  I had difficulty with their words since they're really long and the pronunciation.  But watching tons of Korean films is the easiest way to go.  Plus, writing the Korean characters is easier and somehow I still remember how to write the characters. 

Happy-chan, you made me remember my Oppas in film and music! XDDD

[投稿情報: hinagiku85]

I can chat with almost no problem with my Malaysian friend though I used Bahasa and she used Malay. We'll get along fine if we ever meet up ^^

[投稿情報: hinagiku85]

Ahahaha yes, you were into Korean before right?

Most of Korean dramas and boybands don't work for me. I'm more interested to the RL there. Buuut, I like Wondergirls. I think.

I guess I'm more into Japanese men than Japanese women.

and more into Korean women than Korean men.

[投稿情報: La-Rush]

yay, i do love Bahasa for its easy alphabet and pronounciation^^