"천천히 배우십시오."

Translation: Please learn slowly.

[ClassiDuo]

Sage advice: resist the temptation to finish the tree ASAP.

[PALewis88]

Yep. No point in getting to the end if you don't retain anything you learned.

[PeterReill7]

I try to master each lesson to gold lv five before moving on. Helps so much more but takes foreverrrrrrr ㄹㅗㄹ

[josueetcom]

Alternative strategy so you can still learn new stuff while still mastering older material:

1. Learn a new topic
2. Level each of the previous four topics
3. Repeat

Your last four topics will roughly be at levels 4,3,2,1 respectively :)

[Andy69146]

Great thanks

[Bunbun565657]

Learn slowly please should be accepted

[Ash-Fred]

"Learn slowly, please." is now accepted.

[Andy69146]

Thank you

[Joy123877]

I agree, but remember that korean grammar is a little backwards from English. For example an English sentence " move the car over" would be in korean " the car, move please"

So im sure they want us to understand that difference in order by making the wrong order incorrect.

[NiaArmyStayMoa]

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[Adrian-Michael]

Is 천찬하다 different from 느리다? Does 느리다 mean slow as in speed while 천천하다 mean slow as in time?

[panicatthe798847]

lol ok I am taking extensive notes on Korean sentence structure and such so I'm pretty sure I am being pretty damn slow

[joduart]

Wouldn't "study slowly" be also a correct translation?

[HLM1]

Different word. 공부하다 is "to study".

[Straw_Neige]

The stem is 배우. So I guess -십시오 is the particle added to form a polite imperative. Am I wrong?

[GeoffreyWa11]

That's what it looks like to me. Perhaps in the same vein as Japanese 〜してください. Maybe someone with more knowledge can elaborate?

[Andy69146]

Correct

[Calico.Kitty]

I feel like this sentence is directed at me...