u/aujifps

Hey guys, I just need opinion on this, would it be a good idea to change some apps/games to korean. For example changing the language on my Instagram or in Valorant/League/Deadlock(since I frequently play). I may not know what I'm reading nor if I'm reading it right, but would it good firstly for reading and secondly practicing pronouncing syllables/sentences (it would take me a couple of minutes to read a single sentence depending how long it is). I would say I got 100% of the alphabet, but still somewhat struggle with some consonant groups (ex. j/ch group and s group). I still plan on getting like children's book/ short stories, but would this be good idea or would it be hindering my "learning"

Hey guys, I just need opinion on this, would it be a good idea to change some apps/games to korean. For example changing the language on my Instagram or in Valorant/League/Deadlock(since I frequently play). I may not know what I'm reading nor if I'm reading it right, but would it good firstly for reading and secondly practicing pronouncing syllables/sentences (it would take me a couple of minutes to read a single sentence depending how long it is). I would say I got 100% of the alphabet, but still somewhat struggle with some consonant groups (ex. j/ch group and s group). I still plan on getting like children's book/ short stories, but would this be good idea or would it be hindering my "learning"

Hey there, So far I have been self learning korean for almost a month and so far i know vowels, consonants, and double consonants through DeerLingo (practicing my pronunciation and hearing the difference all between the consonants and double consonants). Once I'm comfortable/confident with hearing and pronouncing, should I start building vocabulary or start sound change rules. Also if you guys can recommend apps/books that would be much appreciated!