Welcome and congratulations on a great choice that will help you boost your Korean-speaking skills forward, not only over the course of the next three weeks, but forever as long as you continue to apply this simple yet effective method. Please watch the following video for instructions on what to do next.
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Main Course
112 Lessons
Class One Introduction
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How to Read, Write, and Say the Korean consonants
How to Read, Write, and Say the Korean vowels
Vowel-consonant Blends
More Writing Rules and Practice
Some final comments
A Few Comments on Pronunciation
That is it for lesson #1
Class Two Introduction
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A Review of Class One
The 'Vowel Combinations'
The 'Double Consonants'
Consonants in the final position of a block
A few more things worth mentioning
Vocabulary to learn
Our first Q&A
Closing Comments
Class Three Introduction
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A Review of Class Two
The Target Vocabulary for Class Three
The Reading of the Lesson
The Basic Korean Sentence
Q&A Practice
Closing Comments
Class Four Introduction
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A Review of Class Three
The Vocabulary (Chinese Derivative Counting System)
The Reading of the Lesson
A breakdown of the way the numbers build
Q&A Practice
Some final stuff before we wrap up
Closing Comments (Class Four)
Class Five Introduction
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A Review of Class Four
Video 5b: The vocab (subject pronouns, etc)
Video 5c: The reading and the "grammar"
Video 5d: Sentence-making practice time
Closing Comments (Class Five)
Class Six Introduction
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A Review of Class Five
Video 6b: The vocab ('Pure Korean' counting system)
Continuation of 6b (as you'll notice it got cut off there)
Video 6c: The reading
Video 6d: Structures and the Q&A session
[EXTRA] The age marker
Closing Comments (Class Six)
Class Seven Introduction
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A Review of Class Six
Video #7b: The vocab (a few nationalities)
Video #7c: The reading
Video #7d: Breaking down the sentence
Video #7e: Practice
Video #7f: Extra stuff (useful, but not the focus)
Video #7g: Some final comments
Closing Comments (Class Seven)
Class Eight Introduction
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Video #8a: Review of everything we've done so far
Video #8b: Review/Test of class seven
Video #8c: The vocab
Video #8d: Reading #1 (the statements)
Video #8e: Structure explanation
Video #8f: Reading #2, structure explanations, and practice
Video #8g: A language game to practice
Video #8h: A few closing comments
Closing Comments (Class Eight)
Class Nine Introduction
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A Review of Class Eight
Video #9b: A quick review of everything we've done so far
Video #9c: The vocab
Video #9d: The first reading
Video #9e: Some structure and Q&A
Video #9f: Reading #2 plus some more structure explanations
Video #9g: Some more Q&A
Video #9h: Reading #3 plus some other stuff
Closing Comments (Class Nine)
Class Ten Introduction
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A Review of Class Nine
Video #10b: The Vocab
Video #10c: The reading and some explanations
Video #10d: Practice and Q&A
Closing Comments (Class Ten)
Class Eleven Introduction
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A Review of Class Ten
Video #11b: The Vocab
Video #11c: The Reading
Video #11d: Primary and Secondary Subject Markers
Video #11e: Conversation Strategy - Passing the Subject
Video #11f: An Intro to the Past Tense
Video #11g: A Common Way to Say 'But'
[IMPORTANT] For Students in the LIVE Practice Sessions:
Closing Comments (Class Eleven)
Class Twelve Introduction
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Video #12a: Course Review (excluding last class)
A Review of Class Eleven
Video #12c: The Vocab (ha-da verbs, etc)
Video #12d: The Reading
Video #12e: The Sentence and 'ha-da' Verbs
Video #12f: Why 'ha-da' Verbs are *Special*
Video #12g: Q&A Practice
Closing Comments (Class Twelve)
Rob has been helping people successfully learn the Korean language since 2006, and has become well known for breaking down the language in a way that makes sense and is easy to apply and learn from. In this particular course he aims to help people become comfortable with the basics of Korean, while preparing them to tackle more advanced language structures in Level Two.
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