Read a Korean opinion paragraph: claims, evidence and qualifications
Practise advanced close reading by tracking contrast, limits and recommendations in an original Korean paragraph about study materials.
Korean With a Local
Give reasons in Korean: -아/어서 and -(으)니까 in context
Move beyond isolated sentences by choosing a reason ending that fits the result, suggestion, or request you want to express.
The 14 basic Korean consonants: start with ㄱ, ㄴ, ㄷ
Meet your first Hangul letters, separate letter names from sounds, and practise recognising consonants without relying on English spelling.
The 10 basic Korean vowels: shapes, sounds, and reading practice
Recognise the ten basic Hangul vowel letters, tell similar shapes apart, and read them inside simple syllable blocks.
Build your first Korean syllable blocks: 가, 나, 다
Put consonants and vowels together, read blocks in order, and understand why a syllable is not always a complete word.
Batchim for beginners: the consonant at the bottom
Find 받침 in a syllable, hear the seven basic final sound categories, and take your first step toward connected Korean pronunciation.
Korean numbers for beginners: when to use each number system
Choose between Sino-Korean and native Korean numbers for prices, hours, minutes, and simple quantities.
Introduce yourself in Korean: a short conversation you can adapt
Build a polite introduction with your name, where you are from, and one true detail about yourself.
이에요 or 예요? Say what something is in polite Korean
Choose the everyday polite ending for a noun, ask a simple question, and avoid the common 아니예요 spelling mistake.
Order coffee in Korean: one simple café conversation
Order a hot or iced drink, give the quantity, and understand common questions about taking it away.