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The '''Japanese and Korean''' languages have many similarities. They share many vocabulary words borrowed from [[Chinese]], and much of their grammar has a similar form.

The '''Japanese and Korean''' languages have many similarities. They share many vocabulary words borrowed from [[Chinese]], and much of their grammar has a similar form.

Words like ''denwa'' (telephone) and ''jeonwa'' are easy for native speakers of one language to learn in the other language. Both languages use [[postpositions]], for example ''Tokyo e'' means "to Tokyo", just as ''Seoul e'' means "to Seoul". Both languages avoid the use of pronouns wherever possible, especially [[personal pronoun]]s like "you". A person's title or a relationship term is used instead; see [[Pronouns in Japanese]].

Words like ''denwa'' (telephone) and ''jeonwa'' are easy for native speakers of one language to learn in the other language. Both languages use [[postpositions]], for example in [[Japanese]] ''Tokyo e'' means "to Tokyo", just as in [[Korean]] ''Seoul e'' means "to Seoul". Both languages avoid the use of pronouns wherever possible, especially [[personal pronoun]]s like "you". A person's title or a relationship term is used instead; see [[Pronouns in Japanese]].