Learning Korean Course for Beginners!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introductory course

Lecture 1: 12 Basic Greetings

Lecture 2: Korean Vowels! Pronunciation and Writing with Chart!

Lecture 3: Korean Basic Alphabet Letters with Chart

Lecture 4: Aspirated and Tense Consonants Perfect Guide

Lecture 5: Combined Vowels and Types of Korean Alphabet

Lecture 6: Final Consonants, Double batchim, and Pronunciation Rules

Lecture 7: How to Type Korean Keyboard on iPhone and Android

Lecture 8: How to Type Korean Keyboard on Windows and Mac

Chapter 2: Beginner course

Lecture 1: 는 / 은 (Topic Particle), 입니다 / 입니까? "A is B/A is B?"

Lecture 2: 이/가 아닙니다 (Negative Sentence), 이것, 그것, 저것, 무엇 “this, that, that, what”

Lecture 3: ㅂ/습니다 (present tense of formal style), ~(하)고 "do (A) and (B)"

Lecture 4: -지 않습니다, 안- (Negative Expressions)

Lecture 5: 예요/이에요 "It is~", 이/가 아니에요 (Negative Expressions)

Lecture 6: Conjugating the ~요 form, 해요체 : Speech Levels (meaning & grammar)

Lecture 7: 을/를 (object marker), -네요 “~isn’t it”, Sino-Korean Numbers

Lecture 8: 과/와 “and”, Native Korean Numbers, Interrogatives

Lecture 9: ~고 있어요 (present progressive tense)，(이)랑 “with or and”

Lecture 10: 이었어요/였어요 “was/were”, 이요/요 “is/am/are”

Lecture 11: ㅆ어요/ㅆ습니다 (past tense practice & examples)

Lecture 12: (으)ㄹ 거예요 “It will be~”, (으)ㄹ게요 (future tense practice & examples)

Lecture 13: (으)ㄹ까요? “Should we~?”, (으)ㄹ까 봐 “I am worried that" , (으)ㄹ까 하다 (future tense)

Lecture 14: (으)ㄹ래요 "shall we"，지요 ”isn’t it?"

Lecture 15: ｰ겠어요(intentions and plans)

Lecture 16: (으)시/(으)세요 "Honorifics"

Lecture 17: -(이)세요/-(으)십시오 ”Honorifics”

Lecture 18: 한테 / 한테서 “to/from”, Past tense of honorifics

Lecture 19: (으)로 “to”, 아/어 주세요 “Can you do it (for me)?”

Lecture 20: 아/어 주다/주시다/드리다 "to do something for someone", 아/어 보다 “to try to do an action"

Lecture 21: -아/어서 “because/and", -(으)ㄹ 수 있어요/없어요 "can/can’t"

Lecture 22: (으)니까 "because", 못 "can’t"

Lecture 23: 지만 ”but", -고 싶어요 "want to", -고 싶어해요 “Someone wants to”

Lecture 24: (으)면 “if/when", (으)면서 “while/as”, (으)러 가다/오다 “to go/come (in order)"

Lecture 25: -아/어도 돼요? "May I / Is it okay", -(ㅂ)습니다만 “but/ however”

Lecture 26: -(으)려고 하다 “plan to/intend to”, -(으)려고요 “plan to”, -아/어야 되다, “must / have to"

Lecture 27: -는 “that (I) do”, -는 게 좋다 “It’s better to (do an action)”

Lecture 28: (으)ㄴ+noun “that (I) did", 한 적이 있다/없다, -한 후에, -한 다음에 “after doing (something)"

Lecture 29: -(으)ㄹ+noun, “that (I) will”, (으)ㄴ/는/(으)ㄹ 것 같다 “looks/sounds"

Lecture 30: (으)ㄴ+noun, 잖아요 “as you know/ you know”, 군요 “I see (that)/indeed”

Lecture 31: 인 “who is”, -아/어 있다 “is -ing/-ed”

Lecture 32: -는데 “but”, 았/었으면 좋겠다 “I wish I could”

Lecture 33: -게 “~ly”, 게 되다 “become/end up doing”, -는 편이다 “I tend to do~”

Lecture 34: -지 말고 “don’t do (this)”, -지 마세요, “Please, don’t (do this),” -지 못하다 “cannot”

Lecture 35: -(으)ㄹ 때 “when~”, -았/었을 때 “when (I) was~”, -(으)ㅂ시다 “Let’s (do something)”

Lecture 36: -(으)ㄴ 지 +time +되었다 “It has been (time) since”, 아/어지다 “to become", -거나 “or”

Lecture 37: -기 전에 “before (doing something)”, -기로 하다 “decide to do~”

Lecture 38: Noun+때문에 “because of noun", 기 때문에 “because”, 이/가 되다 “to become”

Lecture 39: -기 쉽다/어렵다 “it is easy to /difficult to”, 기 위해서 “in order to”

Lecture 40: -(이)라고 하다 ”(someone) says that”, -냐고 하다”asks/suggests”

Lecture 41: 는다고 하다 “It is said that/I heard +(someone) does”, 는대요

Lecture 42: -(으)라고 하다 “tell (someone) to do (something)”, -자고 하다 “suggest (someone) do”