Jose Mourinho learning Korean as Spurs boss hopes to communicate with Son Heung-min in his native language

[mawspurs]

Jone Mourinho says he is now learning an incredible SEVENTH language — Korean. The Tottenham boss is already fluent in Portuguese, Spanish, Catalan, English, French and Italian.

Source: Sun

 

[spursfan1991]

All irrelevant until he learns to speak in cockney

 

[Shadydan]

특별한 하나

 

[Wearegoingtowintheleague]

That is a really impressive set of languages he knows. Got to be great for bonding with players

 

[Metalhead]

특별한 하나

Thanks very much, with a splash of soda.

 

[absolute bobbins]

I'll be incredibly impressed if he does it.

 

[Dougal]

Jone Mourinho says he is now learning an incredible SEVENTH language — Korean. The Tottenham boss is already fluent in Portuguese, Spanish, Catalan, English, French and Italian.

Source: Sun

Fluent in Portuguese? Wow.

 

[sausage]

Fluent in Portuguese? Wow.

Tbf there are a lot of people whose only language is their native one, and they can barely scrape fluency in those.

Couple of them on AFTV

 

[Gareth88]

I'll be incredibly impressed if he does it.

Its not that hard, he will do it especially seeing as he has been able to learn other languages fluently

 

[Jenko]

No way, his brain must be full already. I hope learning this doesn't push his football knowledge out

 

[ERO]

"The club still have a £1billion stadium and £175million Bank of England bridging loan to pay off."

Completely unrelated to each other of course ?

 

[Dougal]

Tbf there are a lot of people whose only language is their native one, and they can barely scrape fluency in those.

Couple of them on AFTV

Quite a few on SC...

 

[chinaman]

특별한 하나

Korean is a difficult language. The complicated 5 characters above is simple in English starting with the letter F and 3 others.

 

[carmeldevil]

Korean is a difficult language. The complicated 5 characters above is simple in English starting with the letter F and 3 others.

I thought the modern Korean language was developed so that the 'common folk' could become literate quickly. At least that's what I remembered reading the history of Korea.