Korean language question
i've been trying to learn korean for a month now. i've been teaching myself so i dont have an official "teacher" but sometimes i literally can't hear what they are saying. i have a general grasp on hangul and the language but when i try and apply what i know to speaking or talking to another person it sounds like all the words are melded together and i can only understand a few select words and phrases; and i can't piece together what they are saying unless the person i'm talking to accentuates it. any advice?

Watching K-dramas and listening to K-pop has really helped me get a grasp on how the native speakers speak, also interviews and game shows with Korean Idols and English subtitles; like Man on a Mission, and After School Club. Some of my favourite K-dramas are To Be Continued, and I Am Not A Robot, also any of the K-dramas they have on Netflix are really helpful.

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1. is c.

2. not sure but i would say that's true.

4. i would say a. and b.

not sure about question 3. sorry

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shii i don't know shiii i just mess wit people on here till they mad @sf