Who's Learning Korean?

[Doremeduck]

I'm just wondering, who is trying to learn Korean? I know that there is already a thread for Korean language resources, but I figured that we needed a thread for anyone learning Korean to be able to talk to others learning the same language, and get some help if needed. I've been trying to learn Korean for a few months now, but it's sort of hard to when no one else around me is trying to learn the same language.

[jellyfishdrama]

I'm just starting. I'm curious...how is everyone going about learning it?

[Nana87]

Me i bought Rosetta Stone. Hopefully it works lol

[Doremeduck]

I'm just starting. I'm curious...how is everyone going about learning it?

I use youtube. There are quite a few videos, also I found free podcasts on itunes. talktomeinkorean is a really good podcast. What have you learned so far?

[Doremeduck]

But!!! does anyone know anything about particles. Like, what is the difference between subject and topic particles?

[darkangel662008]

i know some members who are learning korean..
one is miks and the other is Mareina, i think both of them are having proper schooling...
and I'm going to a crash course soon...
but i start learning in talktomeinkorean..that site is really good and easy to understand:-)

[Doremeduck]

i know some members who are learning korean..
one is miks and the other is Mareina, i think both of them are having proper schooling...
and I'm going to a crash course soon...
but i start learning in talktomeinkorean..that site is really good and easy to understand:-)

I love talktomeinkorean. I treid using a whole bunch of other sites, and all the youtube videos, but I didn't actually start learning learning until I started listening to talktomeinkorean. I do their podcasts. I know they have another website, but it costs to use every month.

[darkangel662008]

I love talktomeinkorean. I treid using a whole bunch of other sites, and all the youtube videos, but I didn't actually start learning learning until I started listening to talktomeinkorean. I do their podcasts. I know they have another website, but it costs to use every month.

talktomeinkorean is a free site as i know...hmm..i think we have a member who is a native korean...i think we have talked long ago..or in a thread..an she said that she is much willing to help teach or give some pointers...just forgot who she is...maybe I'm going to scan a little my own db...kekeke!!!

[Doremeduck]

talktomeinkorean is a free site as i know...hmm..i think we have a member who is a native korean...i think we have talked long ago..or in a thread..an she said that she is much willing to help teach or give some pointers...just forgot who she is...maybe I'm going to scan a little my own db...kekeke!!!

Really?! That's awesome. I wonder if MDL has quite a few Native speakers?

[Pinky]

When I do set aside time to study, I use livemocha. There is also a youtube channel that I use. Both have been very helpful. I tried Rosetta Stone, my huband is military and has free access to all languages, but it didn't help me as much as I thought it would.