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Free online courseKorean for Beginners

Duration of the online course: 21 hours and 54 minutes

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Start learning Korean with this comprehensive free online course. Master Hangul, essential vocabulary, grammar, and everyday expressions to kickstart your language journey.

In this free course, learn about

  • Hangul Alphabet Basics
  • First Steps in Korean Reading and Expressions
  • Lesson 2: Topics, Locations, and Politeness
  • Lesson 3: Objects and Requests
  • Lesson 4: Numbers, Counters, and Locations
  • Lesson 5–6: Daily Routines and Conversations
  • Lesson 9–10: Honorifics and Noun Modifying Forms
  • Lesson 11–12: Intentions, Opinions, and Conjecture
  • Lesson 13–14: Benefactives, Intentions, and Negation
  • Lesson 15–16: Ability, Clauses, and Advanced Negation
  • Lesson 17: Gerunds and Conditionals

Course Description

Welcome to "Korean for Beginners," an engaging and comprehensive course that spans 21 hours and 54 minutes. Whether you're completely new to the Korean language or looking to solidify your foundational skills, this course offers an in-depth journey through essential aspects of Korean.

Begin your voyage into the world of Korean with the basics of Hangul, the Korean writing system. You'll start with simple vowels and progressively move to diphthong letters, and consonants, understanding their variations and uses. With clear explanations and practical examples, you'll master plain, aspirated, and tensed sounds, as well as syllable block building and final consonants in no time.

As you progress, you'll expand your repertoire with basic Korean expressions, making it easier to communicate in everyday situations. Delight in the unique experience of reading Korean signs of popular brands, a practical skill that enhances your reading proficiency and cultural knowledge simultaneously.

Dive deeper into the Korean language structure with systematic vocabulary lessons that cover essential topics. You'll begin with basic words and phrases, then advance to more complex grammar structures such as the use of particles, polite endings, sentences, and verb conjugations. These lessons are designed to build up your competence incrementally, ensuring a solid understanding through each step.

Engage with real-life conversation practices, starting from elementary level dialogues to more intricate conversations. These lessons not only improve your speaking fluency but also your listening skills through various audio fixes and enhancements, providing an immersive learning experience.

Unlock the nuances of Korean grammar with lessons on topical and subject particles, sentence endings, honorifics, and other intricate expressions. These complex concepts become manageable and approachable, making learning both enjoyable and effective.

The course also incorporates engaging activities like self introductions, listening comprehension exercises, and much more. You'll find lessons devoted to practical situations like asking for directions, counting numbers, and forming various types of sentences, from declarative to interrogative, negative, and beyond.

Experience thorough and scaffolded instruction concerning advanced topics such as verb intentions, conjectures, noun modifying forms, benefactive expressions, and compound verbs, among others. By the end of the course, you'll not only be able to understand written Korean but also comfortably engage in spoken communication.

This course is designed to cater to complete beginners while providing the depth needed for meaningful progress. Without any reviews yet, you have the unique opportunity to be among the first to experience the transformative power of “Korean for Beginners.” Enroll now and embark on your journey to mastering the Korean language.

Course content

  • Video class: Hangul 1 Simple Vowels 10m
  • Exercise: In the Korean writing system, Hangul, which of the following represents the vowel sound 'o' that requires you to open your mouth and make your lips round and small?
  • Video class: Hangul 2 Diphthong Letters 18m
  • Exercise: What is the sound value of the Korean vowel 'ㅗ'?
  • Video class: Hangul 3 Consonants 16m
  • Exercise: What does the square-shaped Hangul consonant represent?
  • Video class: Hangul 3-1 Consonant 2 15m
  • Exercise: What is the sound value of the Korean consonant with a single stroke when placed before a vowel?
  • Video class: Hangul 4 Plain Aspirated and Tensed Sounds 12m
  • Exercise: What is the primary difference between plain and aspirated Korean consonants in pronunciation?
  • Video class: Hangul 5 Syllable Block Building 10m
  • Exercise: How do Korean vowels fit in syllable blocks?
  • Video class: Hangul 6 Syllable Final Consonants 11m
  • Exercise: How are final consonants pronounced in Korean?
  • Video class: Basic Korean Expressions 11m
  • Video class: Reading Korean signs of popular brands 14m
  • Video class: L1 Vocabulary 14m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 11 09m
  • Video class: G 1.3 N?/? Vs. N? 08m
  • Video class: Lesson 1 Conversation 1 (New, Audio fixed) 06m
  • Video class: Integrated Korean Beginning 1, Lesson 1-Conversation 2 (Audio Fixed, New) 07m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 15 09m
  • Exercise: Which particle should be used for nouns without a final consonant in Korean?
  • Video class: Lesson 1, Narration 05m
  • Video class: Lesson 2 Vocab 19m
  • Exercise: In Korean, what does the word 'koch' (꽃) mean?
  • Video class: G 2.1 Topic Particle ?/? Vs. Subject Particle ?/? 08m
  • Exercise: When is it more appropriate to use the 'un' topic particle?
  • Video class: Video Lesson 19 11m
  • Exercise: What does the particle 'e' indicate in Korean sentences?
  • Video class: Lesson 2 Conversation 1 09m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 21 01m
  • Exercise: What Korean phrase might someone use to indicate that they need someone to wait for a moment?
  • Video class: G 2.5 The Polite Ending 14m
  • Video class: G 2.5-1 The Polite Ending (cont'd) 15m
  • Video class: Lesson 2 Conversation 2 06m
  • Video class: Lesson 2, Narration 05m
  • Exercise: What is the Korean word used to describe a space that is 'very spacious or wide'?
  • Video class: Self introduction in Korean 01m
  • Video class: Lesson 3 Vocab 12m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 28 08m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 29 08m
  • Exercise: What is the correct usage of the Korean ending '세요'?
  • Video class: Lesson 3 Conversation 1 08m
  • Video class: G 3.3. The object particle ?/? 08m
  • Video class: Lesson 3 Conversation 2 06m
  • Video class: Lesson 3 Narration 06m
  • Video class: Lesson 4 vocab 29m
  • Video class: G 4.2. Numbers 13m
  • Video class: 4.2. Numbers (2) 23m
  • Video class: G 4.3. Noun Counters 09m
  • Exercise: In the Korean language, which type of number is typically used when referring to dates, such as the first, second, and third day of a month?
  • Video class: Lesson 4 Conversation 1 06m
  • Video class: Lesson 4 Conversation 2 07m
  • Video class: Lesson 4 Narration (Fixed) 07m
  • Video class: Adjective sentences Vs. Verb sentences [Korean Grammar] 09m
  • Exercise: What is the correct particle to use when describing the location or destination in a sentence using certain Korean verbs?
  • Video class: Lesson 4 Listening Comprehension 1 01m
  • Video class: Lesson 4 Listening Comprehension 2 02m
  • Video class: Lesson 5 Vocabulary 27m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 45 09m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 46 07m
  • Video class: Lesson 5 Conversation 1 06m
  • Video class: Lesson 5 Conversation 2 09m
  • Video class: Lesson 5 Narration 07m
  • Video class: Lesson 6 Vocab 26m
  • Video class: Lesson 6 Conversation 1 08m
  • Video class: Beginning 1 Lesson 6 Conversation 2 06m
  • Video class: Lesson 9 Vocabulary 15m
  • Video class: Lesson 9 Conversation 1 05m
  • Video class: Lesson 9 Conv 2 06m
  • Video class: Lesson 9 Narration 06m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 57 10m
  • Video class: G9.2 Korean Noun Modifying Form (Adjective) 10m
  • Video class: G9.3 Honorific words/expressions [Korean Grammar] 11m
  • Video class: G9.4 Subject honorific suffix ~(?)? [Korean Grammar] 09m
  • Video class: G9.5 ~(?)? 09m
  • Video class: Lesson 10 Vocab 18m
  • Video class: Lesson 10 Conversation 1 08m
  • Video class: Lesson 10 Conv 2 06m
  • Video class: Lesson 10 Narration 06m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 66 18m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 67 05m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 68 16m
  • Video class: G10.5. Noun Modifying Form--Verb [Korean Grammar] 09m
  • Video class: Lesson 11 Vocab 21m
  • Video class: Lesson 11 Conv 1 05m
  • Video class: Lesson 11 Conv 2 07m
  • Video class: Lesson 11 Narration 05m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 74 08m
  • Video class: G11.2. Talking and asking about one's intention. 07m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 76 07m
  • Video class: G11.4 Asking Opinion 07m
  • Video class: Lesson 12 Vocab 19m
  • Video class: Lesson 12 Conversation 1 (New) 08m
  • Video class: Integrated Korean Beginning 2, Lesson 12 Conversation 2 (New) 07m
  • Video class: Integrated Korean L12 Narration 07m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 82 12m
  • Video class: G12.2 Conjecture ~?~ I guess ~, You must be ~ 05m
  • Video class: G12.3 Sentence Ending 08m
  • Video class: G12.4 Irregular predicate with /?/ 07m
  • Video class: G12.5. Noun Modifying Form: Verb ~(?)? N 11m
  • Video class: L13 Vocab 16m
  • Video class: Integrated Korean Beg 2 L13 Conv 1 07m
  • Video class: Integrated Korean Beg 2 L13 Conv 2 06m
  • Video class: Integrated Korean Beg 2 L13 Narration (reloaded) 05m
  • Video class: G13.1. The Benefactive Expression 10m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 92 09m
  • Video class: The sentence ending 09m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 94 06m
  • Video class: G13.5 Intentional -?- 09m
  • Video class: Lesson 14 Vocab 20m
  • Video class: Integrated Korean Beg 2 L14 Conv1 08m
  • Video class: Integrated Korean Beginning 2 L14 Conv 2 06m
  • Video class: Integrated Korean Beg 2 L14 Narration 08m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 100 05m
  • Video class: G14-2 Negation 10m
  • Video class: G14.3 Adverbial Form 13m
  • Video class: G14-4 Negative Commands 08m
  • Video class: G14.5 Irregular verbs and adjectives in ? 09m
  • Video class: Lesson 15 vocabulary 16m
  • Video class: Integrated Korean Beginning 2 Lesson15 Conversation 1 08m
  • Video class: Integrated Korean: Beg 2 L15 Conv 2 06m
  • Video class: Lesson 15 Narration 10m
  • Video class: G15.1 can/cannot Korean Grammar 07m
  • Video class: G15.2 Korean Compound Verbs 14m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 111 08m
  • Video class: G 15.4 Noun Modifying Form: Future Tense (prospective) [Korean Grammar] 13m
  • Video class: G15.5 The Clausal Connective 06m
  • Video class: Lesson 16 vocab 14m
  • Video class: Integrated Korean Beginning 2 L16 Conv 1 08m
  • Video class: Integrated Korean Beginning 2 L16 Conv 2 07m
  • Video class: Integrated Korean Beginning 2 L16 Narr 06m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 118 06m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 119 12m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 120 12m
  • Video class: G16.5 Negation 07m
  • Video class: Lesson 17 Vocab 18m
  • Video class: Lesson 17 Conversation 1 06m
  • Video class: Lesson 17 Converstion 2 05m
  • Video class: Integrated Korean Beg 2 L17 Narration (reloaded) 06m
  • Video class: G17-1 ~? ? (act of) ~ing [Korean Grammar] 12m
  • Video class: G17 2 ~(?)? if ~, when ~[Korean Grammar] 07m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 128 12m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 129 08m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 130 06m

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