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[acropolismediainc]

[iwriteaboutfeminism]

I'm pro-choice, but I would never say abortion is the "right" decision, just the best one.

Why not?

[5unshinee]

I just saw that other ask about how long it took you to learn Korean and now I'm curious (yeaaahhhh): how DID you learn Korean? I'm still in the learning the alphabet phase, myself, and not quite sure how to proceed from that point...:0

lol omg. Honestly… i have no ideaxD

Umm i  learn languages pretty fast ( I’m fluent in Spanish also) but it took me longer to learn Spanish than Korean (It took me about 2-3 years).

I think it had to do with me really really wanting to learn Korean for myself. Its annoying to wait for english subs… especially now i don’t know where the hell all of SHINee’s subbers wentXD

But basically i’ve watched tons ans tons of dramas and after I learned the hangul, when i noticed phrases that actors would say over and over i would write them down along with the translation.

I have a few Korean friends as well who helped me with sentence structure and tenses (believe me its far less tenses in Korean than in English and SpanishxD) lol and i just memorized phrases by putting them on index cards and then writing down the parts of the sentences teaching myself how to write and say a Korean sentence and sorry this is going to be a long explanation>.<

But i’d say first learning the alphabet and word structure is the Key (wink wink lol) to getting a hook on the language. Korean is a very repetitive language and hearing it everyday will def help in you learning it quickly.

A lot of people say listening to kpop will help… I don’t agree honestly because just like English songs words get distorted and it sounds different from speaking.

I can send you a link to different free websites too that can help you learn Korean~ Sorry love this was longer than i wanted lol I hope this answered your question