Hi Amy! Thanks for your kind words! It’s a common challenge for Korean learners to feel unmotivated. I’ll be glad to give you some tips. ^^ I suggest giving yourself some kind of structure so that you know you’re making progress. You should start with the Korean Alphabet first. Then, you can follow the lessons on How-To Guide for Language Study.

You’re welcome, Alexander! If you want to practice Korean through dialogues, you might want to check our article about Korean Conversation. ^^

Thanks for your comment and for sharing, Amelia! ^^ You can check out our article How to Speak Korean – Online Guide for Conversational Fluency to help you speak in Korean. If you want to learn Korean, we also have a step-by-step resource called Learn Korean Online: How-To Guide for Language Study to guide you.

Thanks for your comment! ^^ You can check out our article on How to Give Directions in Korea to help you with that. If you want, you can also check our blog and visit our YouTube channel for articles and videos with great Korean content.

Thanks for your comment! ^^ If you want to enhance your skills in Korean, you can read these articles: Korean Practice – How to effectively use your language skills and Korean Phrases – Basic Expressions and Sentences for Travel & Everyday Life with Audio. They have useful phrases to practice your reading skills. To learn to write in Korean, you can read the article called Hangul Stroke Order – How to Write Korean Letters as a guide. You can also check our blog and visit our YouTube channel for articles and videos with great Korean content.

Cool, thanks for the comment. You can check our blog and watch our videos on our YouTube channel for more Korean language content.
https://www.90daykorean.com/learn-korean/
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Awesome, thanks for the comment! Great job for being fluent in Korean. Keep it up ^^

Thanks for the comment! We’re glad to be part of your Korean language journey. We hope you achieve your goal this 2022. ^^