Free online courseKorean Grammar Full Course

Course Description

Embark on a comprehensive journey to master the intricacies of the Korean language with the "Korean Grammar Full Course." In just 7 hours and 51 minutes, this course will transform your understanding of Korean grammar, making it accessible and easy to grasp for learners of all levels.

This course is meticulously designed to cover foundational aspects of Korean grammar. As you progress, you'll start with essential phrases such as "Hello" (L1L1) and "Yes/No" (L1L2), establishing a strong base for everyday conversations.

You'll then move on to learning polite expressions like "Goodbye" (L1L3) and "Sorry" (L1L4), which are crucial for social interactions. The course also dives deep into fundamental grammar topics like "To Be" (L1L5) and demonstrative pronouns such as "This" (L1L6) and "This/That" (L1L7).

Understanding the negative sentence structure "To be not" (L1L8) and differentiating between particles like ?/? and ?/? (L1L9) will enhance your ability to form more complex sentences. You'll further explore practical phrases such as "Have/Don't have" (L1L10) and "Please give me" (L1L11), ensuring you can express needs and requests effectively.

The course continues with lessons on expressing appreciation with "It's delicious" (L1L12), and expressing desires with "I want to" (L1L13 & L1L14). Moreover, by understanding both Sino-Korean (L1L15) and native Korean numbers (L1L20), you'll be able to manage numerical concepts with ease.

Verb tenses are thoroughly covered, including present tense (L1L16) and past tense (L1L17). You'll also learn about location marking particles (L1L18), forming questions with "Who" (L1L23) and other interrogatives (L1L24), and indicating time with "When" (L1L19).

Moving to more advanced levels, the course covers future tense (L2L1), object marking particles (L2L2), and the differentiation between ?? and ? ? (L2L3). Practical topics such as names of days (L2L5), telling time (L2L8), and the use of counters (L2L9) are also included.

Engaging lessons like writing the date in Korean (L2L12) and introducing yourself (L2L11) further ensure you can navigate common social situations. The progressive tenses (L2L10) and expressions like "Also/Too" (L2L13 & L2L14) round out your learning, equipping you with a robust command of Korean grammar.

Whether you are starting from scratch or looking to reinforce your existing knowledge, the "Korean Grammar Full Course" provides a complete learning experience. You will finish the course with a comprehensive understanding of Korean grammar, ready to engage confidently in conversation and written communication.