Learn Korean – Speak Daily Conversation (일상회화)
How to say: “How’s the coffee?” in Korean Language Hangukeo.
SPEAK KOREAN CONFIDENTLY WITH CONVERSATION PROGRAM
Practice, Practice, Practice!
From Hangul (ㅏ,ㅑ,ㅓ,ㅕ, ㄱ, ㄴ, ㄷ, ㄹ) to 죄송한데, 화장실이 어디에 있나요? This program is open to ALL levels!
“Practice makes perfect.” Imagine you dedicate two hours a week to studying Korean online or in class, and then you turn off your computer (and brain) and leave your Korean aside until next week. Everything you learned the previous week will either be lost or require a long review. This pattern can be repeated the next week, and the next week, and the next week…
If improving your speaking is your goal, try to practice speaking at least once a week.
Let’s take a look at a few excellent ways to practice speaking:
- Speak with native speakers. Don’t let their perfect accents scare you. If you meet a native Korean speaker, don’t be shy. Greet them in Korean and watch them light up and complement you on your Korean!
- Speak with other learners. You’re not alone! Odds are that if you’re reading this, you’re no stranger to the internet and all the resources it provides for learning new things and meeting new people.
- Talk to yourself. It’s easy to forget how much time we spend in our own inner dialogues in our native language on a daily basis. This dialogue can be turned into wonderful practice simply by translating it into Korean!
Now, if you are ready to practice – Join conversation class today! Yes, ANY level can join! We can practice from Hangul to simple & complex sentences.
Conversation class meet once a week for 30 minutes each time. This class consist of exercises and discussions on different topics, as well as listening and pronunciation practice.
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN
The Conversation program is different from the other courses that I offer because the lessons focus on listening and speaking. Students in the Conversation program will focus on different skills, including:
- Communication: Learn techniques to ensure your audience understands your message.
- Slang and Idioms: Master informal Korean by learning to recognize everyday expressions.
- Pronunciation: Perfect your Korean by practicing specific vowel and consonant sounds, as well as rhythm and intonation.
Additionally, the curriculum in each class gives students exposure to global and local issues while challenging them in role-play and real-life situations.
CLASS DETAIL
Prerequisites: None. This class is suitable for any level.
Class Time: Every Tuesday at 7:30PM PST
Tuition:
- Regular Price $225 ⇒ Limited Time Offer $135 for 2 Months (Maximum of 9 sessions in 2 months)
- Regular Price $450 ⇒ Limited Time Offer $255 for 4 Months (Maximum of 18 sessions in 4 months)
Course Method
- Skype / Hangouts
- Online Whiteboard
Attendance, Class size
- Classes are held 30 minutes.
- Small, personalized group classes.
Tuition Payment: Only Accept VENMO or send by 
- One time payment of $135 will secure your seat to this conversation class for 2 months.
- One time payment of $255 will secure your seat to this conversation class for 4 months.
How to Enroll?
Learn Korean – Speak Daily Conversation (일상회화)
How to say: “Where are you going?” in Korean Language Hangukeo.
Learn Korean – Speak Daily Conversation (일상회화)
How to say: “Then, let’s eat pizza.” in Korean Language Hangukeo.
Learn Korean – Speak Daily Conversation (일상회화)
How to say: “What do you want for lunch?” in Korean Language Hangukeo.
Korean Conversation 일상회화: I’m a bit busy at the moment.
지금 좀 바빠요.
이쁜 이효리~ ^^ Why I love Hyori? = 멋있다! (meaning cool, chic)
Korean Conversation 일상회화 : What are you up to this Saturday?
이번 토요일에 뭐해요?
ibeon toyoire mwo haeyo?
고유어/사자성어 (Korean Native Tongue)
만장일치 (consensus) is used when all the congregated people have the same opinion.
Meaning: 만 “be full of”, 장 “year”, 일 “one”, 치 “guide”
만장일치 (consensus) refers to a situation when all people gathered in a place are of the same opinion. When everybody agrees with an item, we say “만장일치 찬성 (a unanimous agreement)”, on the other hand, when everybody disagrees with an item, we say “만장일치 반대 (a unanimous disagreement)”. This word is often found in political systems or frameworks.
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