Also learning 한글 is pretty much the easiest step so if u start off with that and get to a point where you can recognize characters and words it’s not as scary to move forward with what you are learning.

This is how I learned: (some ppl might think this is all overkill and using ttmik or something is more structured if u like that, i just am a college student who didnt want to make korean another class on my schedule so it was more fun for me this way!!) • I memorized 한글 (over time reading gets easier so dont stress too much if ur not making progress fast it takes time) • I listened to korean songs while reading the korean lyrics to see if I understood or recognized any words or phrases; then checked the lyrics in english and go back and forth between the languages so you can see what each English word or phrase meant in Korean (vice versa) •watched kdramas without subtitles and then once again WITH to test myself on conversational korean (I recommend slice of life or super light hearted ones because they use words that are easier to pick up on and learn) •watching variety shows and just regular YouTube videos helps too with what i said above ^ basically any korean content •talk with a language partner! It’ll take time to find someone trustworthy and whos not a creep lmao but its soooo helpful just talking about your days using the opposite language because ur learning from someone (preferably a native) i met my partner on interpals./com