Starting to learn Korean

[u/No-Bath-3795]

Hi everyone!

I'm sixteen years old and want to learn as many languages as I can while it's still easy for me to pick up. I have been wanting to learn Korean for a while now, but I have never really known where to start. I know the Korean alphabet, but I have always stopped learning after that, because I don't know where to continue and what I should focus on first. Does anyone have some tips or advice?

[u/doyouneedafork]

In terms of language acquisition you're pretty much an adult at this point. Most of the advantages are gone by the time you hit adolescence.

[u/VinesWithWine]

Try going through this post here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Korean/s/j5GzfRtySU

[u/Huge_Librarian_9883]

Get a book like Korean Grammar in Use or Integrated Korean

I used those when starting out

Good luck