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>I'm guessing that for Korean it's mostly the grammar differences, honorifics Definitely! And some other differences too. As someone living in South Korea curr
by Tehnix 9y ago
>I'm guessing that for Korean it's mostly the grammar differences, honorifics
Definitely! And some other differences too. As someone living in South Korea currently, the reading/writing part is trivial, but beyond that it is a lot harder to learn (for an english speaker (although I'm danish)) than, say, French.
I definitely disagree that Korean and Spanish would be considered equally hard, and know literally no one here that would say that either.
- gpetukhov 9y agoMaybe that person is the speaker of Arabic. For them, Korean and Spanish should be equally distant.