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Korean for Beginners

Begin reading Hangul from day one and build from there.

7 daysFoundation8 modules
Overview

About this course

Begin reading Hangul from day one and build from there. This course takes you through Korean sounds, syllable blocks and the particles that hold sentences together, then into the polite speech you need for real conversations.

Across seven days you will practise greetings, numbers, shopping, ordering food and finding your way, with attention to the etiquette that shapes how Koreans speak to one another. The course runs on demand for individuals and groups and closes with an Alalamia certificate.

What you'll learn

What you'll learn

  • Read and write Hangul, including syllable blocks and final consonants
  • Greet people and introduce yourself with appropriate politeness and etiquette
  • Build sentences using Korean word order and the core particles
  • Use polite verb endings in the present and past tenses, including negation
  • Count and give prices, times and dates with both Korean number systems
  • Handle everyday situations such as eating out, shopping and getting around
Curriculum

Curriculum

8 modules
  • Basic consonants and vowels
  • Building syllable blocks
  • Final consonants
  • Introduction to sound changes
  • Polite greetings
  • Introducing yourself
  • Nationality and occupation
  • Etiquette and forms of address
  • Subject, object and verb order
  • Topic and subject particles
  • The object particle
  • Saying what something is
  • The polite informal style
  • The formal polite style
  • Present tense verbs
  • Negation
  • Native Korean numbers
  • Sino-Korean numbers
  • Counters
  • Time, dates and quantities
  • Location particles
  • Saying there is and there is not
  • Describing your daily routine
  • Past tense basics
  • Eating out
  • Shopping
  • Transport and directions
  • Making polite requests
  • Listening practice
  • Role-plays
  • Reading short texts
  • Planning your next steps
Who it's for

Who it's for

Adults beginning Korean for work, study, travel or personal interest.

Before you start

  • No previous study of Korean is required

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