How To Learn Chinese Japanese And Korean At The Same Time

Learning mandarins and/or japanese/korean at the same time is like learning english while learning french/spanish at the same time. pros: 1.common words,grammar and cultural background,easier for one to learn.. Best answer: it's totally possible! just split your time. i am learning japanese and korean as hobbies, and chinese are a serious language to have in life. i casually study japanese, like watching japanese videos, always listening to japanese music (j-pop and j-rock ftw), and reading books on reading it.. Korean, like chinese, is an asian language with similar culture, a huge part of learning a language. it also, like chinese, uses topic particle markers similar to chinese measure words. and, it is an asian language like mandarin..

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Of course, taking korean and japanese would be easier because of their similar grammar, but korean and chinese share a lot of words that sound similar, not to mention that korean also uses chinese characters in official documents and what not, so taking both at the same time is not impossible.. No matter how well i am in japanese i won't lose my chinese, but i lost my french even though i was not learning them at the same time. p.s not all kanji has the same meaning in chinese and in japanese..