There are no major "Advantages" other than learning a couple of korean words and expressions, for example, "Oppa"=older sibling/being a tease pal, "Abba"=dad, "Omma"=mom, "Onni"=older sister, "Anneyoseo" = excuse me (almost certain I spelled that one wrong). :p You can undoubtedly listen in on the koreans having discussions in their language and immediately know how they connect with one another haha. j/k. Yet, assuming you become familiar with these words and expressions and you hear…