Reflection Through a period of learning Korean, I gradually realized that language learning is not only about accumulating vocabulary and grammar but also about understanding ways of expression and cultural thinking. In the learning process, I started with basic pronunciation, common sentence patterns, and daily expressions, gradually building an understanding of Korean phonetic structure and grammatical rules. Meanwhile, through integrated training in listening, speaking, reading, and writing, I found that consistent practice and repeated application are particularly important for improving language skills. Initially, I had some difficulties in oral expression and listening comprehension, but these problems improved significantly through classroom exercises, group dialogues, and after-class review. Furthermore, learning Korean has made me more attentive to the cultural context behind the language, making me more mindful of politeness and appropriate expression when using it. Over...