My Korean Learning Process I have been learning Korean for 6 years, but I have been studying it for a year. I started learning 6 years ago listening to K-Pop, then I started learning it more with K-Dramas. After a while a lot or words started to become familiar to me, and I caught on to a lot of basic words. Sometimes I watch streams on Twitch, Twitch is a site where people stream themselves playing video games and you can chat with them while they are playing.I watch Korean streamers,after a while I leave because I'm so used to having subtitles I get frustrated since I don't know what their saying. Though, the other day I was watching a Korean streamer and listening to him I could almost understand what he was saying. The words were right there, I knew the words I just couldn't translate them. It's like when your about to sneeze, but then you don't .I was so excited that I was so close to understanding, and I haven't studied Korean for a few weeks. I don't have anyone to study with, and I study for hours on my own. When I study Korean, I have about 5 pages of vocabulary words . To me Korean has been a bit easy, but it has been hard. Though, it's the easiest language I have studied. Spanish is kind of easy, a lot of the words look like English words. Japanese was easy for a bit, but it got hard. Chinese was a little easy, but it was really hard. I'm just excited, and I hope someone can help me with some Korean.