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Helpful links!

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These are some links I’ve used to learn Korean :) 

topikguide - this entire website is dedicated to people who are interested in taking the TOPIK test (info about that here). This page gives information about vocabulary, grammar and so on. They also have a page where they gave out good links for learning Korean here. Although, some may not be in service anymore.

sweetandtasty - [YouTube] She has these really fun and amazing videos on korean words and phrases, etc. but also~ she brings out the culture of Korea. I just love her!

kasiany - [TUMBLR] This is actually where I learned a large majority of random phrases & words

Sogang university - no I didn’t actually study at this place, but this is a really good online website that I’ve learned a lot from. From how to use grammar to others because they have different levels 

talktomeinkorean - I haven’t used this really but as I’ve seen from other Korean learners, they believed this youtube/website is really great! Here is their tumblr :D

seemile - [YouTube]this is how I first got to learn Korean phrases, and it’s pretty helpful

Matthew’s Korean Study & Reference Guide - A page where the writer provided a TON of words and phrases 

SeoulisticVideos - [YouTube] very similar to talktomeinkorean! But just as useful! :)

Korean-Flashcards - this is a simple website where you could learn lots of Korean words and phrases each day! :D

easykorean - I finally found the source of all these cute drawings that I thought were from a book. This blog provides vocabulary + tips in very cute drawings :) there is also a webpage were all 800+ pages of korean learning is

Learn Korean for Beginners - I haven’t used this page but I have looked through it and it’s a good start for someone who is learning Korean. This page also has cultural things related to Korea. 

learn-hangul - I’ve been trying to find this blog for a few months and thank goodness she suddenly messaged me. Oh my goodness! But yes, this is probably the most informative tumblr (in relation to teaching Korean) I’ve stumbled upon! 

Hanbyul’s Blah Blah - [YouTube] Hanbyul (Jason) is one of the vocalist of LEDapple and also one of the hosts of After School Club! He has made a few videos called ‘Learning Korean’ and he has taught a few phrases with them. Plus! He’s super hilarious! Especially with his other Blah Blah videos :) I don’t think he has the time to make more Blah Blah videos but he and the rest of LEDapple make these wonderful eargasm covers of loads of songs, mainly in English. Here’s his ‘Learning Korean’ ones:

1 | 2 | 3 | 4 

howtostudykorean - I just found this off the internet but it’s really really helpful and you’re learning both vocabulary and grammar together. I’m going to start learning from here actually. They supply lessons and even workbooks!

teachmekorean - [TUMBLR] Interested in learning 1 word a day? Then I suggest checking out this tumblr!

randomhangul - [TUMBLR] Just like the name says, you learn random words and phrases

kiyeok-kaye - [TUMBLR] I love their drawings they put with Korean words & vocabulary! I also think illustrating your vocabulary words helps you remember it easier. 

kffv - [TUMBLR] kffv aka Korean Fashion Food Vocab is a cute blog that has all of those! 

k-is4korean - [TUMBLR] A very useful tumblr who updates often! They teach Korean vocabulary, phrases & grammar!

emilylearnskorean - [TUMBLR] It’s another Emily! She has a ton of grammar & vocabulary posts

learninghangukeo - [TUMBLR] lots of grammar posts! She’s really helpful!

cassarilla - [TUMBLR] Korean words of the day! Lots and lots of vocab!

onestopkorean - [TUMBLR] A good source for learning Korean!

let-learn-korean - [TUMBLR] Lots of lessons on grammar and other things! They’re also interactive with teaching!

exceptionally-jjang - [TUMBLR] She posts up grammar and vocabulary & also pictures!

= Thanks to raspberry-sundae for these next few links = 

Memrise -  It’s a flashcard websites, where you can make your own or use courses that other people have made, there are a lot of Korean courses, it’s really useful!

Duolingo -  is also quite useful. You have to go the English course for Korean speakers because they don’t have a Korean course but it was useful for me to learn to put sentences together and learn some new words.

Go Billy Korean -  [YouTube] Actually I haven’t watched many of his videos but I have the book and it’s amazing for learning grammar! 

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= Chatting with Koreans/Making friends = 

italki | Interpals 

I hope you can learn some or maybe a lot of Korean through these links! Thanks for following/reblogging/liking me & my posts! 

Have a nice day ~ ♥

P.S. If anyone would like to ask me questions or help them with anything, feel free to send an ask! I also have a kakaotalk! :) My ID is “jjangbeans”

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I went to interpals to try and learn Korean but I have to find anyone willing to teach me~ Only get people from Turkey and Romania which is fun but I really need to learn Korean

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바른 한국어 (Quick Korean)

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바른 한국어 (Quick Korean) is a Korean learning programme made by The Cyber University of Korea aimed at foreigners who want to learn the language and it’s amazing. I’ve never seen a post talking about it so let me explain it real quick:

You can register on their webpage, but you can skip this step. I personally think that it’s a good idea to do so because you can keep track of your progress and there are tests at the end of each level to see if you’ve actually learned the material (you even get a diploma!). Also, each lesson has an audio and pdf alongside to it so you can study and practice by yourself. The pdfs are quite simple and don’t come with much explanation, but if you use all the materials they offer, you can kinda understand everything.

If you don’t want to register, that’s okay too! You can watch all their videos on their youtube channel (you can go to their playlist to just watch the videos of x level). You can watch the video for level 1 in English, Korean, Spanish or Chinese, but from level 2 onwards, all the explanations are made in Korean. This can be a little bit scary, but the hosts speak very clearly and repeat everything several times so you have time to process it all. Also, they have foreign students on each lesson (at least on level 2), so you can actually hear peolple with different accents. 

The videos are ~30min long and have different sections like vocabulary and grammar and listening. I’ve found them to be super helpful and I hope you guys enjoy them too!

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UNIT 1: Lesson 1: Basic Korean Sentences

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In this lesson, you will learn the basic structure in Korean sentences and how to create sentences using the word 이다 (to be). 

Using 이다, you will learn how to create sentences like “that man is a teacher” and “this thing is a pen.” 

In addition, some essential grammar notes will be presented to get you started correctly in your path to learn Korean!

Check out the full lesson HERE!

Also available in Español, Русский, Français and 中國語 On the official site

Credit: http://www.howtostudykorean.com/

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Meeting the Korean Bosses

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Wow that sounds like a video game~ any who-Lately I have been meeting Korean bosses from other companies and since I’m shy I’m always the last one to say hello. But oppa told me that I shouldn’t shake hands with them unless they offer their hand first which they almost always do. It’s always awkward for me because they will shake my hand and say “Annyeohghaseyo” (안녕하세요),pause and say “Wait you’re not Korean!” I really don’t know who to respond to that so I just simply nod. After that they kind of huff and say hello and that’s that. And since I’m the only non Korean present I’m never included in the conversations. I can’t leave and I’m still learning Korean so I’m left playing on my phone and trying to figure out what they are saying…..It’s nerve racking sometimes. But I don’t feel anything against the bosses since I think they ignore me because they are embarrassed. There are some that after a while will include me in conversations but they are usually about getting married.

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“oppa speak english, i can’t understand” fuck off and stop demand bigbang to speak english. you have more free time than them, go study korean!

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Being a non-Korean speaker myself that pissed me off so bad. Every other comment was “oppa, why aren’t you speaking english? You should think about your international fans. What about us?” No, no, and no. I didn’t understand any of it, but just seeing his smile was more than enough. He looked relaxed and happy like he was really enjoying himself, I couldn’t wish for better.

It’s his native tongue and if you don’t like it, wait til it comes out subbed or don’t watch it live where it isn’t subbed. Not everyone speaks english and certainly not everyone speaks korean, so if you want to watch the broadcast and understand it, learn korean

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Hi! I’m currently learning Korean and I use Talk to me in Korean. (start here)

They’re very straight forward with their lessons, but they’re also fun so it makes learning a bit easier. They speak almost exclusively in English in their lessons, so you don’t have to worry about not being able to understand it. They explain everything thoroughly and use examples. You can even download or print out PDF versions of the lessons. I copy them into a notebook because I learn language best by writing. If you use this method I recommend copying this into the front of your notebook in case you forget which hangul letter makes which sound. (I also recommend TenguGo Hangul (GooglePlay/Itunes) to help learn hangul. Its got tables and quizzes and history to help you learn. You can take the quizzes as many times as you need.) 

TTMIK also has a youtube channel! There they do things like pronunciation guides for popular song titles (Sober), shows (Running man cast names), and even Kpop band member names (Exo)! They also have Story Time where they talk in Korean about a topic. (Escalators with Hyunwoo). My favourite series though is the radio show Hyunwoo does with Catch the Wave (as in the hallyu wave ㅋㅋ). In the most recent show they talk about different words for the subway, how to say that you’re sleepy, and talk about the lyrics to Its Okay by BtoB. 

The point of this is, there is a lot of free material that you can use to learn Korean. I see a lot of complaining about “ooh my oppa never speaks english for us waaahhhh” “Why doens’t he think about the foreign fans blooooo” You guys need to remember that he’s foreign to you also. Why don’t you speak Korean to him once in a while? Don’t use “there aren’t classes I can take!” as an excuse. Be your own teacher, learn at your own pace.

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Unit 1: Lesson 3: Korean Verbs/Adjectives

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In this lesson, you will learn how to make sentences using adjectives and verbs! 

We will start off with very simple sentences in this lesson, but later you will be making sentences complex enough to make your head explode.

In addition to that, you will learn how to say “my” thing, or “his” thing by using the possessive particle, 의. 

Finally, we will take an initial look at the differences between 좋다 (to be good) and 좋아하다 (to like). 

Check out the full lesson HERE!

Also available in Español, Русский, Françaisand 中國語 On the official site

Credit: http://www.howtostudykorean.com/

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Meeting the Korean Bosses

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Wow that sounds like a video game~ any who-Lately I have been meeting Korean bosses from other companies and since I’m shy I’m always the last one to say hello. But oppa told me that I shouldn’t shake hands with them unless they offer their hand first which they almost always do. It’s always awkward for me because they will shake my hand and say “Annyeohghaseyo” (안녕하세요),pause and say “Wait you’re not Korean!” I really don’t know who to respond to that so I just simply nod. After that they kind of huff and say hello and that’s that. And since I’m the only non Korean present I’m never included in the conversations. I can’t leave and I’m still learning Korean so I’m left playing on my phone and trying to figure out what they are saying…..It’s nerve racking sometimes. But I don’t feel anything against the bosses since I think they ignore me because they are embarrassed. There are some that after a while will include me in conversations but they are usually about getting married.

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