Hey, I'm 14 Korean and born and raised in the US.
I know how to speak Korean enough to keep a conversation going formally (adults, ect), not much so casually (Whats up, how is blank, ect)
I can't read or write Korean anymore, but could when I was a child.
Recently I noticed how important keeping in touch with heritage is, so I'm asking:
What is a good way to learn Korean and how to read + write it? My mother goes to work or is away all day, and my brother knows about as much Korean as I do. My father passed away, and I know nobody willing to teach me due to their schedule.
Thanks, I would be so happy if I could say I'm FLUENT in Korean rather than "I know some".
2007-07-24
22:47:43
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