
Learn six simple Korean vowels and how to write basic syllables using the empty consonant, with left-right or top-down stroke orders, to build Hangul pronunciation and writing skills.
Learn five double consonants built from the simple consonants you learned, and practice their pronunciation and writing from left to right, top to bottom, while reviewing the simple consonants.
Learn four aspirated consonants in Korean, identify how they pair with simple vowels to produce airy sounds. Practice writing and pronouncing examples like pa, ta, ka.
Explore how Korean compound vowels form by combining simple vowels, and learn pronunciation and writing patterns, including left-to-right and top-down orientations, connecting consonant placement and sound convergence.
*A PDF teaching you how to type in Korean using a keyboard is attached to this lecture.
Learn essential grammar terms, including nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs, and understand subject, verb, and object roles in simple Korean sentences.
Learn your first Korean conjugation by forming formal polite sentences, converting nouns to verbs, and using endings to ask and answer about professions.
Learn the first particle, the topic particle, and how it labels the subject; discover how a noun’s final consonant determines the particle form with nationality and occupation examples.
Demonstrate an application lesson for Korean for complete beginners by starting a mini conversation with learned Korean words, exploring basic greeting forms and conjugation, and practicing country-based responses.
Learn the 'I'm not' conjugation in Korean to negate facts, choose the correct ending based on the last character, and practice with dialogues.
Master formal polite Korean sentence construction with verb conjugation and the object particle, using patterns for final consonants, through examples like watching television, eating, drinking, and sleeping.
Learn to use a new particle to link fruits and vegetables in Korean, forming polite sentences and negations, and express multiple liked items in one fluid sentence.
Explore how Korean particles convey time, location, and direction, and learn to adjust word order and adverbs of frequency for clear emphasis.
Keep learning and maintain your Korean by applying what you’ve learned through a progressive, structured approach and on-the-fly practice, using Hangul basics, particles, and grammar as you go.
This course is a combination of Udemy's highest-rated Learn Hangul; The ABCs of the Korean Language and Korean Level 1: The Ultimate Catalytic Course
If you have been wanting to learn Korean but have no idea where to start, then this course is the PERFECT place to begin with.
This course is for COMPLETE BEGINNERS of Korean so if you haven't learnt how to read 한글 and want to start learning how to form your own Korean sentences, then this course is for you!
During this course, you will start learning Korean FROM SCRATCH.
1. You will first learn the Korean alphabets called Hangul.
2. After that, you will learn Korean sentence structure and grammar.
3. Along the way, you will be exposed to new Korean words too.
4. At the end of the course, I will even teach you some tips and tricks and give you MORE resources so you can continue learning on your own!
Also, students will be taught Korean the PROPER way. Many Korean language courses focus too much on getting results fast but ignore the importance of getting the fundamentals right. They use too many English-centric tricks to help students remember Korean concepts, which can seriously mess up the students' fundamental understanding of the subject. Expect to learn the real fundamentals of Korean so that these skills can help you continue learning Korean on your own in the future. No hippie style teaching or English-centric tricks here; just genuine and professional Korean education.
If you are ready to learn, go ahead and enroll now!