Is it easier to learn Korean or Chinese?
I think China is a country on a track of rapid development, which makes Chinese the most popular language in the world, so learning Chinese is your best choice.
Chinese is not that hard to start with, the grammar is straightforward, similar to English and because it is a language business and exchange it uses the simplest grammar for everyday tasks. Korean and Japanese have a grammar structure that is very different from English and require lots of words to be polite. Korean writing is the easiest to learn (2 weeks to learn it), Japanese is hard (2 years) and Chinese...20 years.
But basically here is the rule, no language is hard to learn, it just takes a long time. Which means you can only learn a language if you want to learn it.
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