
Korean alphabet studying
Korean alphabet studying 2
Self introduction
Your name, Nationality, Language, Occupations
안녕하십니까?
제 이름은 이제니입니다.
저는 한국 사람입니다.
한국어 선생님입니다.
Explore how to express location in Korean by using location particles, subject particles, and the there is there are construction with examples like desk, computer, and room.
Learn how Korean uses subject and location particles, plus sentence-ending cues, to mark the subject and location in simple sentences, with examples like in front of the blackboard.
Master Korean action-verb basics, including dictionary form, conjugation with particles, and honorifics, by analyzing sentence structures and building variations from the basic form.
Learn essential Korean verbs and action phrases, mastering basic verb forms, endings, and positive forms through everyday actions like eating, washing, wearing clothes, opening doors, walking, and studying.
Learn to tell time in Korean using time and location particles, and master Sino-Korean and native Korean numbering systems through practice with times like seven o'clock.
Learn how to tell time in Korean using native and Sino-Korean numbering, including hour expressions and practice with daily schedules.
Learn beginner Korean through weekend activities, including present and past tense, and essential particles like place and time, with common expressions for where you went and what you did.
Master expressions for weekend activities in Korean, including shopping, dining out, and travel, and practice past tense verbs and location particles.
Learn native Korean and Sino-Korean counting systems for shopping, including object and people counting units, with practical phrases for buying oranges, apples, and cups.
Learn appointment expressions and days of the week in Korean for beginners. Practice forming future, present, and past tenses through dialogues about plans and schedules.
Learn basic Korean weather expressions by exploring the four seasons—spring, summer, fall, and winter—and common phrases for rain and other seasonal conditions.
Learn basic weather expressions in Korean, including how to ask about today’s weather and describe conditions like sunny, cloudy, windy, rainy, hot, and cold.
In addition to this lecture, a new Jenny lecture was released.
Search in udemy "Learn Korean language Alphabet, Grammar, Writing with Jenny"
Jenny’s Korean is
- Basic Korean course which is offered in English
- Basic Korean lessons for beginners
- Focusing on conversational language
- Including basic grammar in each lesson
- Composed of 10 chpaters (20 videos) that include Level 1
- Including lecture pdf note file.
We made lectures for these people.
-Businessmen who have a plan to run a business in Korea
-Students who are going to study at Korean university.
-Native English teachers who are teaching English in Korea.
-Anyone who wants to be a Korean teacher in your own country
-Anyone who is married to Korean
-A second generation-Korean American