"Take Your First Step into Korean Learning!"
Main topics of the Level 1 course:
- Basic greetings
- How to count numbers in Korean
- Basic grammar for forming your first Korean sentences
- Present and past tense
- How to say "who", "why", and "how" in Korean
Table of Contents
Average lesson length: 13 minutes
Lesson 1. Hello. Thank you. / 안녕하세요. 감사합니다.
Lesson 2. Yes. No. What? / 네. 아니요. 네?
Lesson 3. Good-bye. See you. / 안녕히 가세요. 안녕히 계세요. 안녕.
Lesson 4. I’m sorry. Excuse me. / 죄송합니다. 저기요.
Lesson 5. It’s me. What is it? / 저예요. 뭐예요?
Lesson 6. What is this? This is … / 이거 뭐예요? 이거…
Lesson 7. This, That, It / 이, 그, 저
Lesson 8. It’s NOT me. / 아니에요.
Lesson 9. Particles for Topic and Subject / 은, 는, 이, 가
Lesson 10. have, don’t have, there is, there isn’t / 있어요, 없어요
Lesson 11. Please give me. / 주세요.
Lesson 12. It’s delicious. Thank you for the food. / 맛있어요. 잘 먹겠습니다. 잘 먹었습니다.
Lesson 13. I want to … / -고 싶어요
Lesson 14. What do you want to do? / 뭐 하고 싶어요?
Lesson 15. Sino-Korean Numbers / 일, 이, 삼, 사
Lesson 16. Basic Present Tense / -아요, -어요, -여요
Lesson 17. Past Tense / -았/었/였어요 (했어요)
Lesson 18. Particles for Location / 에, 에서
Lesson 19. When / 언제
Lesson 20. Native Korean numbers / 하나, 둘, 셋, 넷
Lesson 21. Negative Sentences / 안, -지 않다
Lesson 22. 하다 verbs
Lesson 23. Who? / 누구?
Lesson 24. Why? How? / 왜? 어떻게?
Lesson 25. From A To B, From C Until D / -에서/부터 -까지
Review What You’ve Learned in Level 1
Why you'll LOVE our Essential Korean Curriculum
All Levels Covered Short and Digestible Lessons Fun Story-based Reviews Review Quizzes and Interactive Audio Lessons
By simply following our curriculum that covers 10 levels, you can take your Korean skills from absolute beginner all the way up to advanced.
Each lesson is bite-sized and easy to understand, as it focuses on one grammar point at a time and provides many example sentences.
You can review the entire course through a fun story! The final lesson of each course features a fun story that allows you to review all the grammar and vocabulary introduced in the course.
You can test your new knowledge through review quizzes and interactive audio lessons, where our teachers ask you questions, and you can respond and check where you need to improve.
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Hi! I’m looking for someone i can practice korean with. It’s okay if you are ahead of me.
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Hi
Can someone tell me what’s the difference between 기 and 는 것
And why sometimes instead of 는 것 we see just 는
Feel free to provide some examples
Thank you
Hmm. From my understanding
1.Verb stem + 기 and 2. Verb stem + 는 것 are both conjugations used to convert a verb in to a noun.
1. 기 -> more natural and commonly used in speaking
2. 는것 -> more formal and commonly used in written literature (Books/Poems/Songs etc)
공부하는 것 vs 공부하는
공부하는 것 is a noun while 공부하는 is a descriptive verb
Example: 공부하는 사람 (A person who is studying)
Hope it helps you in away. 🙂
I have a question.
what does 분 mean exactly? and what are other words I can use it with?
분 refers to people in respectable manner
ex
그 -> 그 분 = that people
미국인 세 요? -> 미국분 세 요? = Are you American?
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Anyone want to be a study buddy to motivate each other and practice together.
Let’s be study buddy! My IG is jj_thaw23!
Or you can just type my full name you see and I should be the only one on IG
Hello! Doubt again (sorry!)
In lesson 15:
이렇게라도 해야 돼요.
= I should at least do this.
= This should at least prevent further trouble.
= I should at least do this, or else…
이렇게 means to do something this way/ like this. So shouldn’t the translation be I should atleast do it like this instead of do this?
From my understanding, 이렇게라도 해야 돼요 means “I should do this way, at least (even tho it is not the best way)”
Doubt in lesson 13:
회의가 길어지는 건 너무 싫어요.
= I hate it when meetings go too long.
I don’t understand the 길어지는 건 part. Can someone explain that?
Here I am again lol. Anyway,
길어지다 means to become long/ to get long.
-는 것 is used to make a verb a noun
So a more accurate translation of 회의가 길어지는 건 너무 싫어요 would be “I really hate a meeting that becomes too long”
I hope you understand my explanation
Hi! Thanks for your reply 🙂 but why is it 건 instead of 것?
것 (은 is the topic marking particle) it is shortened by koreans to 건 for easy pronunciation.
Hi! I’m not 100% sure but I think it is because there is a topic marking particle attached, so it’s 거 + 는 –> 건 (거는 can be contracted to 건).
*The sentence could also work as ‘회의가 길어지는 것은 너무 싫어요.’
As I said, I’m not 100% sure so if someone can correct me if I’m wrong that would be appreciated 🙂
That’s 100% correct
Hi! I have a doubt.
In lesson 11:
친구들이 온 것 같아요. = I think my friends are here.
As this is in the present tense shouldn’t it be “오는 것 같아요” instead of “온”?
친구들이 온것 같아요 -> I think my friends came
친구들이 오는것 같아요 -> I think my friends are coming
온것 같아요 -> Past Tense
오는것 같아요 -> Present Tense
올것 같아요 -> Future Tense
The sentence is translated to “I think my friends are here”. This makes sense for it to be 친구들이 온 것 같아요 because the friends came so they are here. I think my friends come (present tense) doesn’t sound natural in English either.
Ahh yeah got it. Thank you!
Hello! I need someone to correct my sentences. I thought of writing journal entries in korean everyday but I can’t find someone who can regularly help me through it. Please let me know if anyone can help me. Thank you!
Hello, my name is Genevieve. I am still learning Korean just like you are but I can help you regularly on your journal entries. We can work to figure the correct sentences
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곧 오실 거예요.
준비를 알으세요.
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준비를 알으실 거예요.
밥이라도 막어요!
한국어를 잘하나 봐요!
다 했나 봐요!
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아직 5레블을 공부하면, 우린 같이 공부할 수 있어요?
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Guys…I have problems with learning Korean…I have a bad memorization, yeah I review all the lessons but after that, I can’t remember how to say “blahblahblah something something” in Korean…And after all lessons in one level, there’s “Test Your Korean – Level (no. of level) Dialounge in 100% Korean”, and my problem with that is I can’t understand what they’re saying(not all) I can only understand few words (about 45%) ..Guys, what to do? Can you give me some tips on learning Korean?… Please help me! 🙁
Hi, I have encountered that same problem as yours, I suppose so do many people in the middle of learning a second language for the fact speaking and listening (aka real-life communication skills) are usually on the harder side to get the proper resource and practice. What I would suggest is to take your time, analyze and take notes of sentence structure and vocab as you read an article or listen to an audio podcast, then reflect upon what you have learned with this course, grammar-wise. 수고하셨습니다 !!! DM me if you have any other concerns ^^
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Been learning Korean on and off since I started boarding school but I’ve made more progress than before after I started listening to these lessons.
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감사합니다 🙂 공부하느라 수고하셨어요. 앞으로도 화이팅이에요 ^^
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선생님, 울면 했어요 그리고 울 뻔했어요 뭐가 달라요?
울면 했어요 is grammatically wrong. 🙂
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이 문장이 맞을까요?
사랑에 빠질 뻔했는데, 하지 않았어요. ???
사랑에 빠질 뻔 했는데 빠지지 않았어요 would be correct.
yeah, that’s right