I am loving Duolingo. I've been learning how to write in Hangul. I'm still learning, but little by little I'm enjoying it. I've never learned another language before. This is my first time. I've tried to figure out how to write in Hangul and so far I've accomplished the alphabet, and now I'm trying out the basics. Even trying to write a sentence. The only parts that is still confusing is trying to figure out how to fit in an 'a', 'is', 'and', 'or', and an 'an' in the sentence. I've written down notes, and I've actually started to learn how to listen to the pronounciation and figure out what each Hangul is for which word. It's actually pretty fun and enjoyable to learn. I'm so glad that I found Duolingo. I'm still trying to understand the pronounciation on each and some are a little hard to hear and understand. 

The good thing about Duolingo is that you can learn ANY language. After learning Korean, I do want to try to learn Polish. I tried to learn on Duolingo and Drops, but it ended up confusing me. I've never had so much fun learning a language.

It's all an app and it's a LOT of fun. My mom looked at my notes and said that it "looks jibberish" but I know what they mean. At some point, I'm planning on putting a lot of the notes on construction paper and making them as flash cards.

Just wanted to let people know if they want to learn a language, try out Duolingo. It's pretty fun. There are other apps for learning a language, but I've heard about Duolingo and decided to try it. Of course, RM was kind of an inspiration because he learned English by watching Friends, so it kind of got me inspired to try and learn how to write in Hangul and learn how to pronounce words too.