Hmm, I'm not sure this is for absolute beginners. It assumes a bit of prior knowledge that wasn't explicitly taught. Some examples were confusing.
Korean Language for Beginners: Everyday Conversation Essentials
Learn foundational Korean grammar, essential vocabulary, and Hangul to confidently navigate everyday conversations and read written Korean.
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Course contents
5 modules · 30 lessons · 3h
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Foundations of Hangul
Learn to read and write the Korean alphabet and understand phonetics.
- Introduction to Hangul
The history and logic behind the creation of the Korean alphabet.6 min - Basic Vowels
Learning the 10 fundamental vowels and their sounds.6 min - Basic Consonants
Recognizing and writing the first consonants.6 min - Building Syllable Blocks
How to combine consonants and vowels into square blocks.6 min - Compound Vowels and Double Consonants
Expanding the alphabet with more complex sounds.6 min - Batchim and Pronunciation
Pronunciation rules for final consonants.6 min
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Basic Grammar and Structure
Understand how to construct a correct Korean sentence.
- Word Order (SOV)
The difference between English and Korean sentence structures.6 min - The Verb 'To Be' (Ida)
Learning how to say 'I am...' in simple contexts.6 min - Subject and Topic Particles
Correct use of Eun/Neun and I/Ga.6 min - The Object Particle
Identifying the object of an action with Eul/Reul.6 min - Present Tense Conjugation
Transforming verbs into the polite -Ayo/Oyo form.6 min - Simple Negation
How to use 'An' to negate an action or state.6 min
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Introductions and Routines
Talk about yourself and your daily life.
- Introducing Yourself to the World
Combining name, nationality, and profession in a speech.6 min - Korean Numbers
Distinguishing between Sino-Korean and Native numbers for different uses.6 min - Routine Verbs
Vocabulary for common actions like waking up, eating, and studying.6 min - Time and Place Particles
Indicating where and when an action takes place using E and Eseo.6 min - Asking and Telling the Time
Using numbers to manage appointments and schedules.6 min - Dialogue: A Typical Day
Analysis of a natural dialogue about daily routines.6 min
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Survival: Shopping and Food
Handle practical interactions in shops and restaurants.
- How Much Is It?
Vocabulary and set phrases for shopping.6 min - This, That, and That Over There
Using the demonstratives I, Geon, and Jeon.6 min - At the Restaurant: Ordering
Vocabulary for typical dishes and how to call the waiter.6 min - Expressing Desires
Using the -Goshipeoyo form to say what you want to do or eat.6 min - Dialogue: At the Korean Market
Listening and reading practice in a buying and selling context.6 min - Dialogue: Ordering Kimchi Jjigae
Simulation of a complete restaurant order.6 min
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Modern and Digital Communication
Adapting language to informal and digital contexts.
- Levels of Formality
Understanding when to use formal vs. polite informal language.6 min - Interjections and Colloquial Particles
Sounds and words that make speech sound more natural.6 min - Messaging: Abbreviations
Learning chat slang like 'ㅋㅋ' and 'ㄱㄱ'.6 min - Emojis and Digital Onomatopoeia
How Koreans use symbols to express emotions in texts.6 min - Dialogue: Chatting on KakaoTalk
Analysis of a message exchange between friends.6 min - Review and Next Steps
Summary of key concepts and tips for continuing your studies.6 min
My First Vlog in Korea
Create a script for a short video (or a social media post) where you introduce yourself, describe your morning routine, order your favorite dish, and greet your followers using digital slang.
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Found it useful for a refresher. Not sure it would be the best starting point for a complete beginner, tbh.
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