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.
Build a polite introduction with your name, where you are from, and one true detail about yourself.
Choose the everyday polite ending for a noun, ask a simple question, and avoid the common 아니예요 spelling mistake.
Learn how to order hot or iced coffee in Korean, give the quantity, and answer common questions about drinking in or taking your order away.
Understand family-name order, 씨 and 님, and safer ways to address a teacher, a classmate, or an unfamiliar person.
Understand why the same idea can sound different depending on how you say it. Learn practical habits for greetings, requests, and everyday interactions.
Use simple polite Korean to order, ask where something is, and explain that you need help understanding. Learn the situation as well as the phrase.
See how Korean word order differs from English, meet two useful particles, and make a short introduction with a pattern you can reuse.
Learn a small set of expressions you can use in real situations. Each example explains what it means, who you can say it to, and what to watch for.
Meet a small set of Korean letters, combine them into syllable blocks, and practise reading a few examples. No previous Korean is needed.
Not sure where to begin? Start with the writing system, learn a few polite phrases, and turn them into your own small conversations.