Korean for intermediate learners 2

Learn hospital vocabulary across departments from emergency room to maternity clinic and dentistry. Practice expressing past experiences in Korean using the key grammar point to describe what you have experienced.

Explore experience in Korean using the unit 31.2 grammar point A-(으)ㄴ데, V-는데, N인데 to set background and suggest plans in conversations about liking, concerts, clothes, and food.

Discover how to express past experiences in Korean with the grammar point V-(으)ㄴ 적이 있다/없다, using conversations about listening to songs, visiting places, trying foods, and other personal experiences.

Enhance your Korean speaking by practicing a dialogue about visiting a dentist in Korea, exploring hospital vocabulary, body parts, and asking about past experiences.

Learn Korean hobby vocabulary—from video games and board games to travel, movies, and reading—and practice expressing abilities with 'I know how to' and 'I don't know how to' in dialogues.

Explore unit 32.3 hobby in Korean: N밖에 grammar to express abilities and limitations, using verbs to say 'I know how to' or 'I don’t know how to' in hobby contexts.

Explore how to express 'only' in Korean using the unit 32.4 hobby dialogue, contrasting negative usage with pocket and positive usage with money, with food and kimchi examples.

Learn Korean vocabulary for house and furniture, including rooms like living room, kitchen, and master bedroom, and items such as table, couch, lamp, and dining table, with speaking practice.

Learn Korean grammar for while expressions with V-는 동안 and N 동안, expressing ongoing actions and durations, with verb and noun forms and past, present, and future usage.

Learn how to express change in Korean using the grammar A-아/어지다. Apply it to describe things becoming expensive, different, healthier, or warm, and explore future forms.

Practice speaking Korean to describe changes using go-and-return and two-action grammar, with examples like learning to cook on vacation and learning Korean culture, plus before-and-after comparisons.

Explore accessory vocabulary and wear verbs, practice making suggestions and offers, and master noun-verb collocations with body parts through engaging speaking activities.

Explore unit 34.2 on A-게, the Korean adjective plus 게 grammar point, with examples using how much and because of to form adverbial expressions.

Learn how to make offers and suggestions using the grammar v-는 게 어때요? See practical examples on attire, activities, and everyday situations.

Explore unit 34.4's suggestion/offer dialogue, mastering the Korean adverb form and ways to suggest wearing warmer clothes, with practical weather-related examples.

This unit introduces Korean honorifics and their polite forms, covering vocabulary, irregular forms, and when to use honorific verbs with elders, strangers, and in formal settings.

In unit 35.2, this lecture teaches Korean honorifics (높임말) and humble forms, contrasts polite and humble speech, and applies verb endings with example sentences.

Master unit 35 honorific grammar (A/V-(으)ㄴ/는지, N인지 알다/모르다) and learn to form questions like where, who, and how much in Korean for intermediate learners level two.

Explore honorific usage in a long dialogue, review vocabulary and grammar, and practice saying 'I will go to my grandmother's house with my family' using proper Korean politeness.

Learn to express permission and approval in Korean using conjunctive adverbs and conjunctions, with grammar points, vocabulary, and speaking practice.

Learn to ask for permission in Korean with the v-아/어도 되다 grammar, using practical examples to request permission in everyday situations.

Learn to express not allowed with the Korean grammar V-(으)면 안 되다, using museum scenarios, driving after drinking, and meal-time rules to illustrate permission negation in everyday contexts.

Learn how to express permission and approval in Korean through dialogue examples, including rules about wearing shoes indoors, eating, parking, and other situational permissions.

Explore how to compare objects and express guesses about past, present, and future while building a tasty Korean vocabulary of taste and flavor, including spicy, salty, sour, sweet, and crispy.

this lesson introduces the grammar point N보다 for comparing two nouns or adjectives in Korean, including comparisons of travel options, clothing, distance, price, height, spiciness, and personal preferences.

Learn the Korean grammar point for comparation and supposition, grammar 2: ㄴ/는/ㄹ 것 같다, to express present, past, and future predictions with evidence.

Explore unit 37.4 comparation and supposition through dialogue, focusing on the comparison and prediction grammar in Korean with speaking practice.

Explore Korean vocabulary for human life events, including birth, schooling, graduation, military service, marriage, childbirth, retirement, and death, with honorific forms and sentence practice.

Learn Korean grammar 1: N처럼 (같이) to express like or as, attaching to nouns to form metaphors and comparisons, with examples of spending time together and describing close relationships.

Learn the v-게 되다 grammar point, signaling changes across past, present, and future. Explore examples of learning Korean, changing routines, and gaining new knowledge and skills.

Explore Korean vocabulary for life events and grammar points through unit 38.4's dialogue about a brother finally getting married, with practice on speaking and listening and example sentences.

Learn the informal Korean speech style for close friends and family, focusing on present and party vocabulary, invitations, and practical practice through vocabulary and grammar drills.

Learn how to form Korean informal speech for verbs, adjectives, and nouns, including present, past, and future tenses, with humble, neutral, and casual forms and final-consonant noun changes.

Learn informal Korean speech by mastering the Pumbaa form for asking and commenting, with imperatives and fillers like chaum, plus housewarming party vocabulary and example invitations.

Explore informal speech in Korean through dialogues about a housewarming party, planning meetups, and choosing casual gifts like cake, emphasizing everyday conversation and tone.

Discover Korean vocabulary for personality and appearance, including describing eyes, nose, lips, and eyebrows, with practice and grammar on describing people and tendencies.

Explore the Korean grammar point A/V-(으)ㄴ/는 편이다 to describe tendencies and sides, linking appearance and personality with verbs and adjectives, using relative expressions and present/past usage.

Explain how to use A/V-지만 and N(이)지만 to express contrast across adjectives, verbs, and nouns, with tense-aware examples and guidance on subject particles.

Describe appearance and personality in Korean and practice describing an ideal man or woman. Express preferences such as not good at sports versus good at sports through dialogue and vocabulary.

Explore Korean habit vocabulary and expressions, covering good habits like drinking water and exercising and bad habits like oversleeping and snacking.

Explore the Korean grammar habit v-기 전에, n 전에 to express actions before another action, with verbs and nouns, including washing hands before meals and reading before bed.

Explore unit 41.3 habit grammar: v-(으)ㄴ 후에 and n 후에 to express 'after doing something' and connect two actions, with verb form depending on final consonant and nouns unaffected.

practice speaking about bad habits and snacks between meals in Korean, through a dialogue, and learn how to say 'before doing something' using the verb plus grammar.