Free online courseKorean Vocabulary

Duration of the online course: 13 hours and 13 minutes

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Learn essential Korean vocabulary in this comprehensive free online course. Topics range from daily expressions and home vocabulary to Korean names, numbers, and idioms. Start now!

Course Description

Embark on an enriching journey of learning Korean vocabulary with the "Korean Vocabulary" course. Spanning 13 hours and 13 minutes, this extensive course offers an in-depth exploration of Korean language essentials and nuances. Designed for beginners and those looking to deepen their understanding of the language, this course doesn't just teach words but immerses you in cultural and practical contexts.

Start with a delightful virtual tour of a Korean apartment, where you'll learn everyday Korean home-related vocabularies. Move on to mastering daily Korean words, structured around your days of the week, making each day a new opportunity to expand your lexicon.

For those eager to dive right in, practical beginner phrases are covered early, ensuring you have immediate tools for basic Korean communication. The course also delves into the fascinating world of Korean names, guiding you on how to read and understand them correctly.

Korean numbers, both Sino and native, are thoroughly explained, paving the way for a solid foundation in numerical literacy. The course digs deeper into the language's intricate emotion words, enriching your expressive capabilities in Korean.

Explore the subtle differences between similar expressions, such as ?? vs ???? vs ?, to enhance your understanding of context and nuance. Hanja characters, an essential part of Korean writing, are introduced progressively, with lessons focusing on characters like ? (rest), ? (the best), and ???? idioms, making the learning process engaging and comprehensive.

Engage with culturally significant content such as proverbs and slang, providing you with both formal and colloquial language skills. Common phrases like "Excuse me" are broken down, ensuring you know how to use them accurately in various situations.

The course also includes practical vocabularies for day-to-day activities and situations such as wearing and taking off clothes, morning routines, bus rides, grocery shopping, driving, and house chores. The subtleties of similar verbs and adjectives, as well as synonyms with different nuances, are explored to refine your language use.

Immerse yourself in real-life contexts with lessons on time-related words, holiday-related vocabularies, and even Korean bookstore terms. Enjoy interactive learning through vlogs and listening practice sessions tailored from beginner to high-beginner levels.

The course wraps up with FAQs addressing common linguistic confusions and short, engaging lessons on Korean adverbs. By the end of this comprehensive and varied course, you will not only have a broader vocabulary but also a richer understanding of how the Korean language is woven into everyday life.

Conteúdo do Curso

  • Video class: My Apartment Tour | Korean Home Vocabularies

    0h09m

  • Exercise: What is the Korean word for 'television'?

  • Video class: My Days in a Week ( Daily Korean Words)

    0h07m

  • Video class: 10 Phrases for Beginners to Start Korean With

    0h11m

  • Video class: All About Korean Names! (and how to read them correctly)

    0h08m

  • Exercise: In Korean names, what is the term for the family name?

  • Video class: Korean Numbers! (Sino

    0h17m

  • Video class: [Vocabulary Class] Hard-to-Translate Emotion Words in Korean

    1h19m

  • Exercise: Which Korean adjective would you use to express feeling frustrated due to communication issues?

  • Video class: ?? vs ???? vs ? : What’s the Difference?

    0h11m

  • Video class: vlog

    0h07m

  • Exercise: What is the Korean word for 'shoes' as mentioned in the vocabulary lesson?

  • Video class: Let's learn Christmas-related Hanjas (??)

    0h16m

  • Exercise: In Korean vocabulary, what does the word 'seng-il' (생일) mean?

  • Video class: ?? (Hanja) Series | ? (?) : rest, break

    0h46m

  • Exercise: What is the meaning of the Korean word '휴게소' (hyugeso)?

  • Video class: ?? (Hanja) Series | ? (?) : the best, most, favorite

    1h19m

  • Exercise: What is the meaning of the Korean word '체고'? (chae-go)

  • Video class: 20 Common ????s (Hanja-based Idioms in Korean)

    1h16m

  • Exercise: What does the Korean idiom 'It and E' refer to in English?

  • Video class: Korean Proverb ??? ?? | The Grass is Greener on the Other Side

    0h03m

  • Exercise: In Korean, which analogy is used to express the concept similar to 'the grass is greener on the other side'?

  • Video class: 10 Abbreviated Slang Words in Korean

    0h13m

  • Exercise: What is the meaning of the abbreviated slang word '펨 (pem)' in Korean?

  • Video class: "Excuse me" in Korean! ????? ???? ??????

    0h07m

  • Exercise: In a Korean restaurant without a call bell, which phrase would you use to politely call the attention of a waiter or waitress?

  • Video class: "Wear" and "Take off" in Korean | Vocab Class

    1h40m

  • Exercise: In Korean, which verb is commonly used to express the act of putting on or wearing general accessories, masks, glasses, and hats?

  • Video class: Korean Listening Practice (from Beginner to High Beginner)

    1h55m

  • Exercise: What does '감사합니다' mean in Korean?

  • Video class: Morning Activities in Korean ?? #koreanwords

    0h00m

  • Video class: Taking a Bus in Korean ???????? #koreanwords

    0h00m

  • Video class: Grocery Shopping in Korean ???????? #koreanwords

    0h00m

Korean Vocabulary

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Free Korean Vocabulary Courses

Enhance your Korean language skills with our comprehensive list of free Korean vocabulary courses. Whether you're a beginner or looking to expand your existing knowledge, these courses offer a variety of resources to help you master Korean vocabulary. Dive into the world of Korean words and phrases, and improve your understanding of this fascinating language.

Our curated selection of free courses covers essential topics such as everyday vocabulary, specialized terms, and cultural expressions. These courses are designed to cater to different learning styles, ensuring that you can find the perfect match for your needs. Explore our list and start your journey to fluency today!

  • Basic Korean Vocabulary - Perfect for beginners, this course introduces fundamental Korean words and phrases. Learn how to greet people, ask for directions, and handle everyday conversations with ease.
  • Intermediate Korean Vocabulary - Take your skills to the next level with this intermediate course. Expand your vocabulary with more complex words and expressions, and improve your ability to communicate in various situations.
  • Advanced Korean Vocabulary - For advanced learners, this course offers a deep dive into specialized vocabulary. Master technical terms, idiomatic expressions, and cultural nuances to achieve fluency.
  • Korean Vocabulary for Travelers - Planning a trip to Korea? This course covers essential travel vocabulary, including phrases for transportation, dining, and shopping. Make your travels more enjoyable by learning how to communicate effectively.
  • Korean Vocabulary for Business - Designed for professionals, this course focuses on business-related vocabulary. Learn how to navigate meetings, negotiations, and professional interactions in Korean.
  • Korean Vocabulary for K-pop Fans - If you're a K-pop enthusiast, this course is for you. Understand the lyrics of your favorite songs and communicate with fellow fans using specialized K-pop vocabulary.
  • Korean Vocabulary for Kids - A fun and engaging course for young learners. Introduce your children to the Korean language with interactive lessons and activities designed for kids.

Each course is carefully structured to provide an immersive learning experience. With interactive exercises, audio clips, and quizzes, you'll be able to practice and reinforce your new vocabulary effectively. Best of all, these courses are completely free, making it easy for anyone to start learning Korean vocabulary without any financial burden.

Don't miss out on the opportunity to enhance your Korean language skills. Browse our list of free Korean vocabulary courses and find the perfect one for you. Start learning today and take the first step towards mastering Korean!

For more information on each course, simply click on the course title to access detailed descriptions, enrollment options, and additional resources. Happy learning!

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