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Free online courseKorean lessons for beginners

Duration of the online course: 15 hours and 6 minutes

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Start learning Korean online with this comprehensive beginner's course. Master greetings, vowels, alphabet, pronunciation, typing, grammar, and honorifics at your own pace.

In this free course, learn about

  • Course Orientation
  • Hangul Basics and Pronunciation
  • Typing in Korean and Topic Markers
  • Basic Verbs and Negative Expressions
  • Particles, Numbers, and Present Progressive
  • Quantities, Motion Verbs, and Tense Overview
  • Future Intentions and Everyday Grammar
  • Intermediate Grammar and Expression Expansion
  • Health, Past Tense, and Noun Modification
  • Advanced Sentence Linking and Reason Clauses
  • Reported Speech, Suggestions, and Course Wrap-Up

Course Description

Welcome to "Korean Lessons for Beginners," a comprehensive and engaging course designed to take you from a complete novice to a confident user of the Korean language. With a duration of 15 hours and 6 minutes, this course is perfect for busy individuals who want to learn Korean efficiently and effectively.

In this course, you'll start with an orientation that familiarizes you with the teaching methods and sets the stage for your learning journey. From there, you'll dive right into essential greetings and common phrases that will help you start conversing in Korean from day one.

Next, you'll explore the foundational elements of the Korean language, beginning with the vowels and the basic alphabet letters. You will be guided through the pronunciation and writing of these characters, ensuring you gain a strong footing in the language. You'll also master the aspirated and tense consonants, as well as the combined vowels and various types of the Korean alphabet.

The course extensively covers final consonants, double batchim, and crucial pronunciation rules, which are essential for speaking Korean clearly and correctly. Additionally, you'll learn how to type on Korean keyboards across different devices such as iPhone, Android, Windows 10, and Mac, which is an invaluable skill for modern communication.

Grammar is a key component of language learning, and this course delves into it with topics like particles, negative sentences, and tense conjugations. You'll grasp formal and informal speech levels and how to express various intentions, plans, and actions across different times (present, past, and future) in Korean.

Honorifics play a significant role in Korean culture, and this course ensures you understand and can appropriately use honorific forms. You'll also get familiar with interrogatives, numbers in both Sino-Korean and native forms, and all the subtleties that make Korean conversation smooth and polite.

The later sections of the course continue to build on your growing knowledge with more advanced grammar and vocabulary. You'll learn about verb conjugations, noun modifiers, and a variety of other constructs that will enrich your ability to construct complex sentences and articulate yourself clearly in Korean.

To help solidify your learning, the course culminates in a final exam and the award of a certificate of completion, testifying to your newfound skills in the Korean language. Additionally, the course includes an extensive section on conversational practice, ensuring that you can apply what you’ve learned in real-world situations.

Embark on your Korean language journey with "Korean Lessons for Beginners," and unlock your ability to communicate in a language that's as rich in culture as it is in history. Dive in today and start speaking Korean with confidence!

Course content

  • Video class: Orientation for Tammy's Elementary Korean Lesson 07m
  • Exercise: What is the main goal of the course offered by the English channel?
  • Video class: [Learn Korean E1] 12 Basic Korean Greetings with English translation 09m
  • Video class: [Learn Korean E2] Korean Vowels! Pronunciation and Writing with Chart! 11m
  • Exercise: How many types of sounds are Korean pronunciations roughly divided into, according to Tammy's introduction on Hangul?
  • Video class: [Learn Korean E3] Korean Basic Alphabet Letters with Chart 11m
  • Video class: [Learn Korean E4] Aspirated and Tense Consonants Perfect Guide 12m
  • Exercise: What is the purpose of the tissue check method in Korean pronunciation practice?
  • Video class: [Learn Korean E5] Combined Vowels and Types of Korean Alphabet 10m
  • Exercise: What is a key concept of combined vowels in Korean?
  • Video class: [Learn Korean E6] Final Consonants, Double Batchim, and Pronunciation Rules 16m
  • Exercise: Which of the following statements accurately reflects the concept of 'patim' as described in the text?
  • Video class: [Learn Korean E7] How to Type Korean Keyboard on iPhone and Android 09m
  • Exercise: How can you type Korean on a smartphone?
  • Video class: [Learn Korean E8] How to Type Korean Keyboard on Windows 10 and Mac 07m
  • Exercise: What should you uncheck during the process of installing a Korean language pack on a Windows computer?
  • Video class: Learn Korean E9: ? / ? (Topic Particle), ? / ? 14m
  • Exercise: What is the correct form to use when introducing yourself in Korean if your name ends with a final consonant?
  • Video class: Video Lesson 11 15m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 12 19m
  • Exercise: How do you say 'to love' in a polite phrase using Korean present tense polite form?
  • Video class: Video Lesson 13 18m
  • Video class: Learn Korean E13: Negative Expressions 17m
  • Video class: Learn Korean E14 Conjugating the ~yo form Speech Levels 19m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 16 21m
  • Exercise: Understanding Korean Object Markers
  • Video class: [Learn Korean E16] ?/?, Native Korean Numbers, Interrogatives'' 20m
  • Video class: Learn Korean E17: Present Progressive Tense 14m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 19 17m
  • Exercise: What is the correct way to express '50 points' in Korean?
  • Video class: Video Lesson 20 18m
  • Exercise: What does the Korean word '돌아가다' mean?
  • Video class: Video Lesson 21 17m
  • Exercise: Which one of the following tenses is NOT directly mentioned in the text?
  • Video class: Video Lesson 22 17m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 23 19m
  • Exercise: What does the grammatical ending '-(으)ㄹ래요' imply in Korean?
  • Video class: Video Lesson 24 18m
  • Video class: Learn Korean E24 Honorifics 19m
  • Video class: Learn Korean E25: Honorifics 16m
  • Video class: Learn Korean E26: Past Tense of Honorifics 18m
  • Exercise: Which of the following grammar points indicates possession or belonging when attached to a noun in Korean?
  • Video class: Video Lesson 28 14m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 29 15m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 30 21m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 31 18m
  • Exercise: Which of the following is correctly using the 'mo' (can't) grammar construction in a sentence?
  • Video class: Video Lesson 32 19m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 33 18m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 34 18m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 35 18m
  • Exercise: Which Korean word means 'to be severe' when describing a cough?
  • Video class: Video Lesson 36 18m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 37 19m
  • Exercise: What is the correct way to express the past tense of the verb 'to eat' in Korean when modifying a noun?
  • Video class: Video Lesson 38 17m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 39 17m
  • Video class: Learn Korean E39: Noun Modifier -?, -?/? ? 17m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 41 18m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 42 18m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 43 17m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 44 20m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 45 21m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 46 20m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 47 19m
  • Exercise: Which grammar construction expresses a cause or reason for a situation in Korean?
  • Video class: Video Lesson 48 18m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 49 17m
  • Exercise: Which of the following phrases means 'I heard that...' in Korean, when the noun ends with a final consonant?
  • Video class: Video Lesson 50 16m
  • Video class: Video Lesson 51 20m
  • Exercise: Which of the following grammar constructions is used to suggest that someone should do something in Korean?
  • Video class: [Learn Korean E_Last] Final Exam and Certificate of Completion 09m
  • Video class: Tammy Korean Elementary All Conversations Lesson 9-50 30m

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