Dannyd857

My biggest problem is finding motivation. I would love to be able to speak and red the language with ease, but it is such a daunting task compared to latin and germanic languages. Grammar and vocabulary are difficult enough without having to learn 2000 kanji instead of a traditional alphabet.

As someone trying (and failing) to learn Japanese, this looks like a godsend at first glance. It's too bad it's a bait-and-switch to get an overpriced monthly subscription.

This sounds promising. Korean has always intrigued me but I've heard that it's pretty difficult to learn.

I've heard that speaking the language (preferably to other people in conversation) is the only way to really achieve and maintain fluency, especially for more difficult languages.