I was sad and disappointed. I lost my main reason for learning Korean
We need to consider that language learning is a big investment
When I make a decision to learn a language, there is generally a big reason behind it
Hello everybody and welcome back
I am sitting outside which is why I have my phone as a microphone
cause there's construction and things going on
So, I asked you guys to ask me questions for another Q&A
which I will be answering soon, but there was one question that a lot of you upvoted
and I thought it was very interesting. I'm gonna answer it in this whole video
Crystal Lee asks: are there any languages you wouldn't learn? or do you have beef with any languages?
Fantastic question
There are 2 languages I can think of specifically
So I have quite an old, outdated video about why I learnt certain languages
I'll link that here if you want a background of some of the languages I've learnt
I won't go into that now but there are 2 languages that I've kinda had beef with
Surprisingly the first one is Korean
I'm gonna do this part in Korean because I feel like Korean is more expressive and it's easier to explain
I also haven't spoken - spoken Korean for months, so I might be rusty
but allow me to subtitle this next part