r/learnjapanese
Is learning 2 languages at once a bad idea?
28.08 23:20 | u/Longjumping_Safe_724
I've been learning Japanese for a bit now, proud to say I'm almost done with n4, though I feel like my vocab isn't all there yet. Anyways I'm thinking of Korean because I'm Korean American and I'm a little embarrassed to say I know more Japanese than my own language. I'm still in high school but I'm wondering if I should start now or wait till a bit later and I got Jp down pat. I'm planning to go to college and (maybe?) work in Japan. So should I start in university? Or maybe after I hopefully land a job at salesforce? Even If I end up staying in America, I do want to work at salesforces and knowing multiple languages would be pretty good on my resume. Sorry if this isn't technically learn jp I'm just wondering if Its bad to learn another thing along with it. For reference I study 2 hours jp so I'm planning on 1 hour kr.
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