Learning Korean, Japanese & Chinese together | Comparison + tips
Lindie Botes・2 minutes read
Learning multiple languages simultaneously is possible, akin to triathletes who train in swimming, running, and cycling, allowing the brain to adapt uniquely to each language. Korean, Mandarin, and Japanese share similarities in vocabulary, with words like "exercise" having comparable forms across the languages.
Insights
- Learning multiple languages simultaneously allows the brain to adapt uniquely to each language, similar to how triathletes train in swimming, running, and cycling.
- A strategic approach to language learning could involve starting with Korean for its simple writing system, progressing to Japanese for similar grammar structures, and finally Mandarin for easier grammar, incorporating listening practice, daily life immersion, and music for enhanced acquisition.
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Recent questions
Can you learn multiple languages at once?
Yes
Do Korean, Mandarin, and Japanese share vocabulary?
Yes
What writing systems do Korean, Mandarin, and Japanese use?
Various
How do Korean, Japanese, and Mandarin differ in grammar?
Differently
What is a strategic approach to learning Korean, Japanese, and Mandarin?
Sequentially
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