"Let's learn the Korean alphabet."

Translation: 한글을 배웁시다.

[EliKee]

It took 한글을 공부합시다. I know then mean practically the same thing but were y'all trying to so show us that 공부하다 and 배우다 can be interchangeable for this sentance. Not trying to nit-pick or anything. It just didn't give me the option to select 바우십시다.

[pattmahiney]

I was looking for 배우십시오, but I guess it's 다 and it's shorter.

[CGTokki]

배우십시오 means "(please) learn" in the imperative, like an order.
배웁시다 means "let's learn"
At least, that's what I think it is...

[Hanzo_Ergo]

공부하십시오 please study.
고부합시다 Lets study

[jahz08]

한글을 is hard to pronounce

[akeemaaa]

Try using a pen, pencil or marker for pronouncing. That's the method I use for practicing difficult words.

Put it in your mouth and say the word slowly until you can comfortably say it.

(And I don't literally mean put it in your mouth, I mean open your mouth and put the marker in the space between your lips)

[ElielF4]

Maybe like Hyunjin did when he wqs practicing his rapping?

[blue.7.4]

Its pronounced as 항그를 unlike the way its written(한글을).

[Lachimolala_1234]

I have already learnt korean alphabet

[ElielF4]

배우자, 배우자!

[LiveKindly]

Is there a difference between 공부합시다 and 배웁시다? Is one closer to study, like sitting down and reading textbooks, and the other to learn, like generally the act of learning something? 24/4/21

[Joyyy364]

Doesn't 배우 mean 'actor/actress' as well? Please correct me if I'm wrong. Thanks!

[dpatkat]

Where can we learn the Korean names of the letters, not just the sounds? For spelling, please.