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Join group lesson this Thursday!

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안녕하세요.

We have GROUP Beginner Level 1 class (first session) on July 28th – this Thursday at 6:30PM to 7:30PM (Pacific Standard Time).

Enroll Now!

Email me to guarantee your seat today. HangulOne@gmail.com

This Thursday session, we will cover the Korean alphabet (Hangul) – simple vowels, simple consonants.

감사합니다.

Happy Learning!

July 26, 2016 0

‘W’ 드라마. 대박!

이 드리마 대박 잼있어요! 제 생각에는 아주 굿 스타트! 여러분들도 꼭 1-2회 시청 해 보세요~ 우리 학생분들, 드라마 리포트 웰컴 입니다.

July 21, 2016 0

Online Group Korean Language Course for Beginner 1

You can be Fluent in Korean. Registration Starts Today!

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ABOUT THE COURSE

Are you planning to visit, or work or study in South Korea soon? This beginner 1 online course is perfect if you have little or no prior knowledge of Korean, but would like to master the fundamentals. Enjoy live Korean conversations with me and classmates!

Are you ready to learn? Join now – starts on July 28.

**KOREAN LANGUAGE COURSE FOR BEGINNER 1 (5 WEEKS COURSE)**

Summer/Fall 2016 Course Schedule

Class Schedule: Thursdays – July 28, Aug 4, Aug 11, Aug 25, Sept 1 of 2016.
Class Time: 6PM to 7PM (Pacific Time)

Summer/Fall 2016 Course REGISTRATION

REGISTRATION DEADLINE: July 1st, 2016.
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Detail

Live customized Korean language lessons
Each lesson is 60 minutes long
Online via Skype/Hangouts
Online whiteboard – touch-friendly online whiteboard app that lets you use your computer, tablet or smartphone to easily write, collaborate with classmates.
Live classes in small groups – minimum of 2 students, maximum of 5 students per class in order to achieve the best possible learning results for everyone. During the class, I will encourage every student to participate, so that everyone makes progress. For example, by going over exercises or making a round of questions, students should easily retain the content of the class.
Learning materials included in your enrollment fee. In order to help your learning outside of class in self-study sessions, all learning materials are downloadable in PDF file from the resource page. [Also sent via email after registration is complete]

Feature of this Course

This course is designed for the 2^nd or 3^rd generation of Korean people living abroad and non-native Korean speakers who wants to learn Korean exactly same way how Korean learn their own language. Students can learn about Korean culture as well as the more subtle aspects, such as thought processes, differences in expression of emotions, etc.

I take into consideration the situation of learners age and language proficiency.

How this course is composed?

This course is comprised of 16 chapters.

In the 1^st lesson, we will cover the Korean alphabet (Hangul) – simple vowels, simple consonants.

In the 2^ndlesson, we will cover the syllable formation, and compound vowels 1.

In the 3^rd lesson, we will cover the compound vowels 2, double consonants.

In the 4^th lesson, we will cover the final consonants 1 and 2.

In the 5^th lesson, we will cover the main conversation and expressions including vocabulary, grammar, listening, talking, and writing.

Education Goal

Learn to speak, write and understand basic Korean, with this five-week, introductory Korean language course.

Education Method

Weekly live online lectures
Homework / Online Assignment / Quiz / Test
30+ Textbooks (Beginner up to Proficient)
Student Learning Resources

I believe in a human connection.

It’s a fact — live human interaction and conversation lead to faster learning.

-Upcoming Classes-

**KOREAN LANGUAGE COURSE FOR BEGINNER 2-3 (10 WEEKS COURSE) – Class Registration in Sept 2016.**

**KOREAN LANGUAGE COURSE FOR BEGINNER 4-5 (10 WEEKS COURSE) – Class Registration in Nov 2016.**

**KOREAN LANGUAGE COURSE FOR BEGINNER 6 (10 WEEKS COURSE) – Class Registration in Jan 2016.**

**KOREAN LANGUAGE COURSE FOR INTERMEDIATE 1 (10 WEEKS COURSE) – Class Registration in Feb 2017.**

WHY CHOOSE GROUP LESSON?

Advantages of Group Lessons

Social Interaction – Group lessons encourage interaction with other learners. This can create an excellent practice opportunities. This allows students who do not have private lessons to develop proactive routines between sessions that can show tremendous progress.
Learn From Peers – One of the advantages of group lessons is seeing how others are progressing or not progressing. Students can learn from the mistakes of others.
Overcome Shyness – Group lessons are recommended for students who tend to be shy or uncomfortable in one-on-one situations.

“태양의 후예” 너무 재미있었습니다!

처음에는 별로…라고 생각했는데! 저의 짧은 생각이었습니다. ㅋㅋㅋ 마지막 2-3회는 정말 최고였습니다! 송중기 “자꾸 그 어려운걸 해내지말입니다.” 거미의 You Are My Everything 너무 좋지말입니다… 노래가 너무 절절하지 말입니다. ㅋㅋㅋ

[MV] GUMMY (거미) – You Are My Everything | Descendants of the Sun OST

April 18, 2016 0

Korean Conversation: 밥부터 먹자 (Let’s eat first)

밥부터 먹자 (Let’s eat first.) : We say “뭐부터 하자 (Let’s do something first)” when we suggest doing something first among a few options.

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April 12, 2016 0

Korean Conversation: 오늘이 토요일이었으면 좋겠어 (I will be happy if it is Saturday today)

오늘이 토요일이었으면 좋겠어 (I will be happy if it is Saturday today) : We say by using the expression “-이었으면 좋겠다” when we wish something which is different from the reality we can never change.

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March 28, 2016 0

Korean Conversation: 늦어서 미안해 (I am sorry for being late)

늦어서 미안해 (I am sorry for being late) : When we want to apologize for being late to an appointment, we may say “늦어서 미안해”, and then explain the reason why we are late in various ways.

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March 9, 2016 0

Korean Conversation: 어떡하지? (What should I do?)

어떡하지? (What should I do?) : This expression is the shortened form of “어떻게 하지? (What should I do?),” and we usually say it to ourselves while experiencing an embarrassing situation.

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March 9, 2016 0

Korean Conversation: 할 수 없지 (There is nothing we can do about it)

할 수 없지 (There is nothing we can do about it) : The expression “할 수 없지” is used when we give up on something which cannot be solved with our ability or effort.

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February 3, 2016 0

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Join group lesson this Thursday!

‘W’ 드라마. 대박!