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Topic	I am a polygot. Korean is the hardest language to learn.
legendarylemur 06/26/19 10:41:33 PM #26:	Korean is not bad to learn on a basic level. But I think when it gets abstract, I can usually explain why certain English grammar things happen here and there, but Korean has always been more of a feels thing. I don't have a good example I guess, but one subtlety would be and which basically both means "there" but has a bit more closer connotation than . And I still don't really understand when to use either or which both means "you" but is phonetically identical to , which means "me" lmfao. The last few words are also phonetically the n-word, but considerably less offensive --- "Iwata was awesome" - Mr. Nintendo https://i.imgtc.com/7dRrfE1.jpg <cite>legendarylemur posted [p:923899101] in I am a pol... [t:77820758]...</cite> <quote>Korean is not bad to learn on a basic level. But I think when it gets abstract, I can usually explain why certain English grammar things happen here and there, but Korean has always been more of a feels thing. I don't have a good example I guess, but one subtlety would be and which basically both means "there" but has a bit more closer connotation than . And I still don't really understand when to use either or which both means "you" but is phonetically identical to , which means "me" lmfao. The last few words are also phonetically the n-word, but considerably less offensive --- "Iwata was awesome" - Mr. Nintendo https://i.imgtc.com/7dRrfE1.jpg</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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