Learn from the best- Korean fluency awaits!
“I went from barely reading Korean to conversing during my visit to Seoul, thanks to the course.”
Expect RAPID yet REMARKABLE results in just 5 weeks from our VALUE-PACKED course.
Is this course a fit? See if you:
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are determined to start learning Korean
- have been studying on your own but not making progress
- want to learn authentic real-life expressions rather than textbook phrases
- need a class book as well as note-taking slides that you can follow along
- during class because you grasp the information better that way
- do NOT want to waste any time puzzling over any difficulty while studying Korean alone
- would like to join a group of motivated classmates to liven up your study sessions
- are in need of a friendly certified language teacher/native speaker rather than practicing in isolation
- (We welcome all the passionate rookies!)
Class Schedule:
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· Frequency: Weekly
· Class Duration: 2 hours per session
· Class Flexibility: Live class times
Don’t fit your schedule? Don’t worry! Simply watch the recordings we provide after each class! Go at your own speed with lifetime access to recorded classes and extras!
(The live class schedule may vary each month. So feel free to join the waitlist to get future updates on class openings and secure your spot in line!)
Over 5 interactive classes, we’ll guide you in:
Week 1
1. Basic Consonants and Vowels: In Week 1, we'll start with the fundamental building blocks of the Korean language: consonants and vowels. You'll learn how to pronounce and write these basic sounds, which are essential for forming syllables and words in Korean.
2. How to Make a Syllable: Building on your understanding of consonants and vowels, you'll discover how to combine them to create syllables in Korean. Understanding syllable construction is crucial for reading, writing, and speaking Korean fluently.
Week 2
1. Double Consonants: Week 2 introduces double consonants, which are unique to the Korean language. You'll learn how to distinguish and pronounce these special consonant sounds.
2. Batchim: Batchim refers to the final consonant in a Korean syllable. You'll explore batchim and its various pronunciation rules, which are essential for proper Korean pronunciation.
3. "Be" Verbs: "Be" verbs are used to indicate existence or identity. Mastering these verbs is crucial for constructing basic sentences and expressing various ideas.
4. Self Introduction in Korean: Putting your new knowledge into practice, you'll learn how to introduce yourself confidently in Korean. We'll practice how to share basic information about yourself.
Week 3
1. Double Vowels: Week 3 covers double vowels in Korean. You'll learn how to recognize and pronounce these special vowel combinations, which occur frequently in Korean words.
2. Verb Conjugation (Present Tense): Week 3 focuses on verb conjugation in the present tense. You'll learn how to conjugate basic verbs and practice using them in context.
3. Basic Essential Phrases Part 1: You'll begin learning essential phrases and expressions that are commonly used in everyday Korean conversations. These phrases will lay the foundation for basic communication.
Week 4
1. Basic Essential Phrases Part 2 (Listening Practice included): You'll expand your repertoire of essential Korean expressions. We'll also enhance our listening skills by watching short clips from Korean dramas and other variety shows featuring essential phrases.
2. Sentence Structure: Understanding basic word order is essential for constructing grammatically correct sentences and expressing your own ideas clearly.
3. Object Particles: Particles play a crucial role in Korean sentence structure and grammar. They are small words that attach to nouns and indicate their relationship to other parts of the sentence. We’ll start with object particles.
4. Shopping Phrases: You’ll practice conversational Korean in a shop setting, learning how to ask for and purchase items, negotiate prices, and engage in typical shop interactions.
Week 5
1. Pronunciation Rules: We'll cover the rules and guidelines for pronouncing some confusing Korean words accurately. Understanding these pronunciation rules is crucial for speaking Korean clearly and being understood by others.
2. Topic Particles and Subject Particles: You'll learn about topic and subject particles and how they can be used in different contexts.
3. Restaurant Phrases: You'll learn how to order food, ask about menu items, request modifications, and interact with restaurant staff.
Each week's learning objectives are carefully designed to progressively build your skills and confidence in speaking, reading, writing, and understanding Korean.
By the end of the course, you'll have acquired a solid foundation in the Korean language and be well-equipped to continue your language journey with confidence!
Total Investment: $499 ---> $299 + fee
* Spots are limited. Registration will close once all spots are filled!
* Payments referred to herein shall not be refundable.
