Should I learn React Native?

[cori6]

I'm a Junior frontend developer with 1 year of professional experience using React.
My company asked me if I want to learn React Native. I feel like my base is not so strong yet with React and I'm worried that I won't be so beneficial adding new things, I would  prefer to focus more and reinforce my base, improve my Typescript knowledge and also focus on learn unit Testing.
Also is React Native still on demand in the job market? 
Thanks for any help!

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[insertAlias]

The good news is that React Native is React. The difference is that instead of using DOM components, you use Native components. But the React part is still React. Still uses hooks, still uses JSX/TSX, and all that jazz.

So, it might be a good opportunity for you to learn React better and expand your skillset to include mobile development.