How to learn Korean, how to learn Korean

Basic Korean.

Advanced Korean. The above is Korean language learning at KBS World Radio**. Standard accent, virus-free, completely free.

You can go to the Korean class in the book building, if you want to go, you can ask me the time, I know very well, there are Korean classes during the holidays.

It takes a lot of effort to learn any language, and the so-called shortcuts are nothing more than the experience of those who have come before, so that beginners can take fewer detours, waste less time, and money. It doesn't run around like a headless fly, and it doesn't have a clue at all. Most people who want to learn Korean are somewhat influenced by the "Korean Wave", and the first thing to do is to make sure that you are not a three-minute heat, because no matter what kind of foreign language has its difficulty, it is not possible to be impatient.

You must persevere to learn Korean well! Okay, now that you're sure you're not curious and want to play, read on! Anyone who is new to the Korean language, including me, wonders why is it so difficult?

I think there are three things that are difficult about Korean, one is the pronunciation part, the second is the grammar part, and the third is the honorific part! The difficulty in pronunciation lies in the fact that it has so many changes that it is difficult to bite accurately. It is recommended that beginners do not just stick in front of the computer to listen to the pronunciation on the **, or the old way - tape and repeater.

The tape should be as genuine as possible, and the pronunciation will be clear and consistent. To learn a foreign language, a repeater is the most suitable and conservative tool. (I want to buy a famous brand!)

By listening to it repeatedly, you can read it along frequently, and then compare it so that you can correct your pronunciation and learn it accurately and quickly. This is a little bit of experience, and pronunciation was a big problem for me when I first started learning Korean. There are a lot of letters, and there are a lot of pronunciations, how to memorize them?

I memorize it whenever I have time, but as soon as I turn my head, I forget it, and like a blind man, I forget one by one, and I often get mixed up and have a headache. Later, I didn't deliberately memorize it, but went straight to the study of words. When you see a word, you will split it into letters, and then the pronunciation of the letters spells out the pronunciation of the word, so that after a long time, not only the letters and the pronunciation of the letters do not need to be memorized, you can roll the melon well, and you can already see that you can read all kinds of complex sentences immediately.

It worked. The second problem is the grammar that I still struggle with. The ending word ending in Korean is really dead, and I feel dizzy just by looking at it.

Don't let it scare you, although I'm also having a headache now, I've somehow figured it out, enough for beginners to refer to. Go buy a book and stop relying on the computer. ** The upper is used to consolidate and correct after learning and understanding, and cannot be learned by relying on it alone.

Similar to "Learn Korean for Beginners", "Easy to Learn Korean" is a simple and practical book that is perfect for those who are just getting started. (Also pay attention to the genuine, the print quality will be good and there will be no mistakes.) Tapes are usually included.

When studying this book, write down all the grammar and ending words mentioned in the book in a notebook. Then go back and look at the articles listed in the book, and analyze them sentence by sentence. When you see a closing word, you immediately go to your notebook and look for it.

Because these ending endings are also connected after declarative sentences, interrogative sentences, exclamation sentences, and co-verb sentences, it is not very difficult to remember. After a long time, the impression will gradually be very deep, no need to memorize, you will know what kind of ending to receive when you see a sentence pattern, and you will also translate the sentence by looking at the ending.

Find a teacher who teaches Korean.

The following is self-taught Korean.

Some tips:

2.Practice pronunciation: The pronunciation of Korean is very different from Chinese, so you need to take time to practice your pronunciation. You can improve by listening to recordings or following a Korean teacher to imitate the pronunciation.

3.Listen and Speak: The best way to learn Korean is to listen and speak more. You can improve your listening and speaking skills by watching Korean dramas, listening to Korean songs, or communicating with Korean friends.

In conclusion, learning Korean requires patience and perseverance, and it takes constant practice and accumulation.