Essential Korean Grammar Level 1 | Beginner

Name: Essential Korean Grammar Level 1 | Beginner
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Develop your fundamental knowledge of Korean grammar & vocabulary through guided speaking and writing practices!

Created byKeehwan Kim, Korean Studio

Last updated 3/2022

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What you'll learn

Students will learn important grammar concepts for beginner level

Course content

6 sections • 76 lectures • 8h 43m total length

Course overview3:45
Watch this video and gain an understanding of the course structures and the resources available on the course.
Korean sentence structure4:53
Watch this video and develop your understanding of the Korean sentence structure
Worksheet Downloads0:02

Adjectives (Overview & Formal)6:51
Watch this video and learn Korean adjectives are used. Also learn how to conjugate Korean adjectives into their formal forms.
Adjectives (Polite 1)6:56
Watch this video and learn how to change Korean adjectives into their polite forms.
Adjectives (Polite 2)5:45
Watch this video and learn how to change Korean adjectives into their polite forms.
Review Lesson (2.1 to 2.3)10:10
Let's review what we learned in the three previous lessons.
Adjectives (Polite 3)4:21
Watch this video and learn how to change Korean adjectives into their polite forms.
Adjectives (Polite 4)5:13
Watch this video and learn how to change Korean adjectives into their polite forms.
Adjectives (like English adjectives)8:12
Watch this video and learn how Korean adjectives are used in front of nouns, like English adjectives.
Review Lesson (2.5 to 2.7)11:10
Let's review what we learned over the past three lessons.
이, 그, 저 (this & that)7:53
Watch this video and learn how to say this and that in Korean.
아주, 매우, 너무 (very & too)7:49
Watch this video and learn how to say very and too in Korean.
Review Lesson (2.9 to 2.10)7:31
Let's review what we learned in the previous two lessons.
엄청, 조금, 전혀 (very, a little, not at all)8:51
Watch this video and learn how to say very, a little and not at all in Korean.
정말, 진짜, 별로 (really & not really)8:28
Watch this video and learn how to say really and not really in Korean.
Review Lesson (2.12 to 2.13)8:46
Let's review what we learned in the two previous lessons.

있다 15:46
Watch this video and learn how to use the verb 있다.
있다 27:32
Watch this video and learn how to use the verb 있다.
Review Lesson (3.1 to 3.2)6:21
Let's review what we learned in the two previous lessons.
Past tense of 이다 (Formal)7:05
Watch this video and learn how to use the past and formal form of 이다.
Past tense of 이다 (Polite)6:10
Watch this video and learn how to use the past and polite form of 이다.
Past tense of 아니다6:43
Watch this video and learn how to use the past form of 다.
Review Lesson (3.4 to 3.6)10:09
Let's review what we learned in the three previous lessons.
Past simple 15:25
Watch this video and learn how to conjugate verbs into the past tense.
Past simple 25:05
Watch this video and learn how to conjugate verbs into the past tense.
Review Lesson (3.8 to 3.9)6:41
Let's review what we learned in the two previous lessons.
Past simple 35:00
Watch this video and learn how to conjugate verbs into the past tense.
Past simple 44:34
Watch this video and learn how to conjugate verbs into the past tense.
Review Lesson (3.11 to 3.12)6:59
Let's review what we learned in the two previous lessons.
Past simple (negative sentences)7:06
Past simple (questions)5:35
Review Lesson (3.14 to 3.15)6:46

와, 과 (and)6:33
Watch this video and learn how to say 'and' in Korean.
랑, 이랑, & 하고 (and)7:39
Watch this video and learn how to say 'and' in Korean.
의 (possessive)7:33
Watch this video and learn how to make possessive adjectives (my, your) and possessive nouns.
Review Lesson (4.1 to 4.3)7:19
Let's review what we learned in the three previous lessons.
에 (to)6:05
Watch this video and learn how to use 에 to talk about going to a destination.
에 (location)7:50
Watch this video and learn how to use 에 to talk about the location of something.
에 (time)5:05
Watch this video and learn how to use 에 with time expressions.
Review Lesson (4.5 to 4.7)9:50
Let's review what you learned in the previous three lessons.
에서 (at)5:17
Watch this video and learn how to use 에서 as at in English.
까지 17:21
Watch this video and learn how to use 까지 with time expressions.
까지 26:23
Watch this video and learn how to use 까지 with nouns of places and range.
Review Lesson (4.9 to 4.11)9:39
Let's review what we learned in the previous three lessons.
에서 & 까지 (from and to)5:33
Watch this video and learn how to use 에서 & 까지 as 'from and to'.
에서 & 부터 (from)7:05
Watch this video and learn how to use 에서 & 부터 as 'from'.
부터 & 까지8:11
Watch this video and learn how to use 부터 & 까지 as 'from and to'.
Review Lesson (4.13 to 4.15)10:34
Let's review what we learned in the two previous lessons.
에게 & 한테 (to)7:02
Watch this video and learn how to use 에게 & 한테 as 'to'.
도 (too & also)6:45
Watch this video and learn how to use 도 as 'too and also'.
Review Lesson (4.17 to 4.18)7:22
Let's review what we learned in the two previous lessons.

(으)로 (to & towards)5:57
Watch this video and learn how to use (으)로 as to & towards when talking about direction.
(으)로 (by & with)5:47
Watch this video and learn how to use (으)로 as by & with to talk about how you do something.
Review Lesson (5.1 to 5.2)6:37
Let's review what we learned in the two previous lessons.
(이)나 (or)6:39
Watch this video and learn how to use (이)나 as or with nouns.
거나 (or)5:47
Watch this video and learn how to use (이)나 as or with verbs.
Review Lesson (5.4 to 5.5)7:16
Let's review what we learned in the two previous lessons.
아니면 (if not or or)8:09
Watch this video and learn how to use 아니면 as 'if not' & 'or'.
(이)나 (to show a surprising fact)6:13
Watch this video and learn how to use (이)나 to show quantity as being more than usual, more than expected.
Review Lesson (5.7 to 5.8)7:06
Let's review what we learned in the previous two lessons.
쯤 (about & around)4:50
Watch this video and learn how to use 쯤 as about or around when talking about number expressions.
처럼 & 같이 (like with nouns)6:03
Watch this video and learn how to use 처럼 & 같이 to form comparative sentences.
처럼 & 같이 (like with actions)8:10
Watch this video and learn how to use 처럼 & 같이 to form comparative sentences.
Review Lesson (5.10 to 5.12)10:13
Let's review what we learned in the previous three lessons.
보다 (comparative sentences using adjectives)5:41
Watch this video and learn how to use 보다 to compare nouns using adjectives.
보다 (comparative sentences using actions)5:43
Watch this video and learn how to use 보다 to compare two actions.
마다 (every)7:03
Watch this video and learn how to use 마다 as 'every'.
Review Lesson (5.14 to 5.16)9:57
Let's review what we learned in the three previous lessons.

할 수 있다 & 없다 (attaching to verbs)6:46
Watch this video and learn how to attach 할 수 있다 & 없다 to verbs.
할 수 있다 & 없다 (used in sentences)5:30
Watch this video and learn how to use 할 수 있다 & 없다 in sentences
못 (cannot)7:07
Watch this video and learn how to 못 to mean 'cannot'.
Review Lesson (6.1 to 6.3)9:49
Let's review what we learned in the three previous lessons.
을 줄 알다 & 모르다 (attaching to verbs)6:07
Watch this video and learn how to attach 할 줄 알다 & 모르다 to verbs.
을 줄 알다 & 모르다 (used in sentences)5:33
Watch this video and learn how to use 할 줄 알다 & 모르다 in sentences.
Review Lesson (6.5 to 6.6)6:55
Let's review what we learned in the two previous lessons.

Requirements

Some basic awareness of 한글
Some awareness of basic Korean sentence structure

Description

A must-have grammar course for beginner Korean learners!

This course builds on all the key concepts covered in Korean for Absolute Beginners 1 and 2 courses. In this course we will cover...

Adjectives - Learn to use Korean adjectives as verbs and learn useful adverbs we can use with adjectives.
Korean verbs - Learn the important 있다 & 없다 and how we conjugate Korean verbs into past tense.
Basic particles - Learn all the basic fundamental particles in Korean
Complex particles - Learn more complex particles to become more expressive in Korean
Modal verbs: can & cannot - Learn all the different ways of saying 'can' and 'cannot' in Korean.

The lessons are designed for memory retention, so as well as in-depth explanation of the grammar points, every lesson contains speaking practices so that you are constantly putting to use what you are learning in the lesson. Additionally, at regular interval, there are review lessons so that you can review what you learnt and further consolidate your understanding of the concepts you area learning.

Each lesson is accompanied with a vocabulary and writing worksheet, which will help you to improve your vocabulary knowledge and give you the chance to practice writing the sentences seen in the lessons.

If you are a beginner Korean learner, take this course to enhance your knowledge of Korean grammar!

Who this course is for:

Beginner level Korean learners who have recently started to learn Korean and want to further develop their grammatical knowledge

Essential Korean Grammar Level 1 | Beginner

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Course content

Unit 1: Course Introduction3 lectures • 9min

Unit 2: Korean Adjectives14 lectures • 1hr 48min

Unit 3: Korean verbs & the past tense16 lectures • 1hr 43min

Unit 4: Basic particles19 lectures • 2hr 19min

Unit 5: Complex particles17 lectures • 1hr 57min

Unit 6: Can & Cannot7 lectures • 48min

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