Course: Introduction to Korean 2

Let´s study in detail about the expressions we learned today. In Korean, if you put ‘잘/잘 못/못’ before a verb, you can express someone´s skill level of the mentioned verb. …

With these expressions ‘얼마나 잘해요?’ you can say how good you are at something. For example, A person who has good skills in playing basketball can say ‘(저는) 농구를 잘해요.(I …

Watch the short video and listen to the dialogue. Dialogue 2 * 민지(Minji): 제니 씨는 수영을 할 수 있어요? * 제니(Jenny): 네, 저는 수영을 할 수 있어요. * 민지(Minji): 수영을 …

This week we’re talking about ‘~할 수 있어요.’ For words like “Swimming”, “basketball”, “baseball”, “yoga”, etc… you have to use the verb ‘to do (in Korean 하다). However, in some …

Let´s study more in detail about the expressions we just learned. The form of a sentence in Korean may change based on the presence or absence of the ‘받침(a consonant …

Have you practiced enough? The words we learned today related to “Hobbies” are as follows: Swimming, Baseball, Yoga, Singing, Driving, Riding a bicycle, Playing the Piano, Dancing, Drawing, Taking Pictures. …

Please follow the instructions with the educator. The expression ‘할 수 있어요.’ is used here to talk about things you´re capable of doing. So when talking about being able to …

Today we are going to discuss how to talk about things that you can or cannot do and things that you are good or not good at. Watch the video …

Watch the short video and listen to the dialogue. Dialogue 1 * 민지: 제니 씨는 수영을 할 수 있어요? * 제니: 네, 저는 수영을 할 수 있어요. * 제니: 민지씨는 …

Hello everyone! During the previous week, we learned how to introduce our families and ourselves. Have you practiced a lot? From this week we will be learning about a new …

Have you enjoyed this week’s lesson? During this week’s lesson we learned the expressions used when asking someone about their family, where their family lives, and what their jobs are; …

We’ve studied how to ask your partner what their job is and where they work. Now try to practice Using all the family members’ name, try to ask what they …

In Korea, when living in a rented house, you can choose between two types of payment: the ‘전세’ system; a lease on a deposit basis or the ‘월세’ system; monthly …

‘~에서’ is also a place particle. The particle ‘~에서’ is used before an action verb. ~에서 + Verb (Location) + 에서 Verb Example 병원 + 에서 일하다 병원에서 일해요. 학교 …

‘무슨 일을 해요?’ is how you ask about a job. if you want to ask about the workplace you need to just put the form ‘~에서 일해요’ after the name …