Photo Credit: Talk To Me In Koreanīased in Seoul, the South Korea capital, Talk To Me In Korean is a website that offers supplemental lessons for those already taking formal classes or those who are studying completely on their own. They also have a YouTube channel dedicated to teaching Korean but also to understand parts of Korean culture that can’t be perfectly described with words. Like the other units, the Hanja lessons are free for viewing online while their PDF versions cost USD$5.00.įor those who want more materials to supplement their learning, How To Study Korean also has workbooks for each lesson bundle of Units 1 to 5 (USD$5.00 each) and short stories to improve reading skills for intermediate-level learners (the first story is free while the rest cost USD$3.00 each or USD$10 altogether). The website also offers 2 units of Hanja, or the Chinese characters borrowed and incorporated into the Korean language with Korean pronunciation. Note that all units are free for viewing online and only the PDF versions of the lessons are for sale, so no worries! You can still learn a lot without paying for anything. The first few lessons come with a free PDF version of the entire lesson for offline and easier reading, while the rest cost USD$5.00 per lesson bundle. Units one to six each has 25 lessons, 3 quizzes, and a unit test and each lesson includes grammar points with in-depth explanations, vocabulary lists divided into the different parts of speech, application of words and grammar learned into common sentences, and audio recordings of a Korean local pronouncing the words and sentences you learn. They offer seven units for learning Korean: Unit 0 for learning how to read and write Hangeul, and Units 1 to 6 for grammar ranging from basic to advanced. How To Study Korean was started by a native English speaker who taught himself Korean using the same exact lessons available on their website and they have everything you need to study and learn Korean, and when they say everything, they really mean everything. We know that not everyone can go to formal language classes due to various reasons, but don’t worry! The Seoul Story has put together a comprehensive list of six online language websites that can get you started in learning the Korean language. With the rising popularity, more people are getting interested in learning further about Korean culture, most especially their language.
It is undeniable that South Korea reigns as one of the cultural powerhouses of the world and much of this influence is largely attributed to the immense reach and popularity of Korean entertainment such as their television and web dramas, films, and of course, K-Pop, not just in Asia but also all around the globe.
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