Who's Learning Korean?

I finally decided to enroll on the Korean Cultural Center here in my country. I'll be starting with Basic Korean and plan to continue on until the end. Hopefully I can keep up because my work is really, really tiring. And also I hope it's not that hard unlike what I experienced with Japanese (sooooo many characters to memorize, KANJI >.<), good luck to me!

I am! ^_^ I tried most of options mentioned, but the best option for me were the courses in Memrise! If you guys don't know this site yet, I recommend with all my heart. It has many cool resources and a great method for learning. I think it's very fun! And you're not limited to one language, I can say it has pretty much almost any language you want to learn, even Klingon. Formerly, I used for learning Japanese, but nowadays most of my courses are for Korean.

TalkToMeInKorean is also a very good tool.

Mostly out of boredom I started a few days ago, since I had already picked up on a number of different words and what not since I started watching dramas. Which surprised me, since I've often watched anime subbed for years and never really picked up on anything. I think what really is going to get me is writing in Korean, I understand their alphabet and I think I'll be able to get the hang of reading it, but writing it is a different story. Then again, I also have that problem with writing in Spanish (though that might be because people always assume I know it and my teachers never bothered to teach it).

I started to learn because I was picking up a lot from Korean dramas understanding wise but I couldn't put sentences together!
I'm using talktomeinkorea.com they have really good podcasts that go slow, are funny, and I learned a lot already! check it out!

http://www.talktomeinkorean.com/category/lessons/l...

Also I am in total shock. I thought "Yes" in Korean sounds like "de" but according to these podcasts its "ne"!
I feel like the stars of the universe have shifted....

Our university offers access to Rosetta Stone so I tried out their Korean lessons. Sadly, they only had three levels and all were just basic beginner stuff. No use for me. :<

Korean is so freaking easssyyyy ^^ U will do well!

I studied foreign languages so I'm used to learn a new language, I'm good at it and I enjoy it BUT...in the case of Korean I dropped it when I got to the adjectives. I mean what's the necessity of conjugating adjectives, that's crazy, that's why verbs exist!
If somehow I'm wrong someone please tell me so or at least tell me how you studied the adjectives because I'm starting again with Korean and I don't want to drop this again. 

I have been studying Korean for 4 years and am at early Intermediate level. I can get by. On my most recent trip to Korea I spoke quite a bit of Korean to numerous locals and was easily understood by them all. I have to say, it's not the easiest language in the world for an English speaker to learn. The grammar is awful. But you get used to it. On the plus side the response you get from Koreans when you speak reasonably good Korean to them makes it all feel worthwhile. They are so delighted that a foreigner has taken the trouble to study their language.