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Juggling Multiple Languages? I guess this isn't much of a question related to learned Korean itself, but I was wondering if I could get some feedback anyways. Being Chinese, I feel somewhat bad for not speaking my own mother language. I really want to learn Chinese, but I don't know where to start. Unlike Korean, to me anyways, the language feels very overwhelming. The tones and intonations scare me especially. On top of that, I think that I'd get confused learning Korean and Cantonese/Mandarin simultaneously. So I guess my questions are: Do you think it's a good idea to try and learn two completely new languages (to you) at the same time? If yes, how do you differentiate between the content and not mix up the grammar and structure? (Obviously I wouldn't randomly say a sentence in Korean then one in Chinese, but I mean for order of words, vocabulary, etc. Thanks~!

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it would be better to stick to one language. especially in this case because the sentence structure are so different.

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