Korean language

 In language learning, as in any other business, the shortest path to success is solid will, self-development, and hard work from the very first lesson. There are no easy ways and means. But the Korean language itself is not so complicated, you do not need to learn hieroglyphs, just one ABC. Grammar obeys a simple and logical structure; knowledge of several suffixes will allow you to easily make a sentence in any case, and words in any form. The Korean written language (alphabet) "Hangul" (한글) was invented in 1443 by a group of Korean scholars led by the fourth king (van) of the Joseon Dynasty - Sejong the Great, an enlightened monarch whom contemporaries called "Yao and Shun of the Eastern Country." During his kingdom, many political, economic, scientific, and cultural spheres of the country's life reached a certain peak in their possible development and special attention was paid to education. And learning Korean can expand your reach to 78 million people. By learning the language you can learn more about Korean culture, tradition and lifestyle. To achieve a good level of Korean, you need to read, listen, speak and write in this language as much as possible. If your desire to learn Korean is quite serious, and you are really ready to spend a lot of effort on learning this language, first you need to learn some essential truths. At the first stage of learning this language, there are things that are not easy to remember, since words and phrases in Korean must be used correctly. And that means it takes a little time.