Where do you start to learn Korean on your own? I ve finished memorizing vowel consonants.

Self-study?? Buy Standard Korean Chinese!

I'm looking at it, it's good!

With *** CD, it's faster to speak!!

It's pretty good.

In fact, watching more Korean dramas is also a way to learn.

But if you watch a Korean drama repeatedly, the effect will be better.

Leave an email and I'll send it to you, but you have to do the following three things.

Korean learning methods and pronunciation charts.

1.Learn pronunciation, pronunciation must be mastered well, and each one should be pronounced accurately.

2.Memorize some vocabulary and phrases

3.Memorize some short Korean articles!

You didn't give the mailbox, go and go down for yourself.

There are standard Korean Chinese materials, and you can find them on the Internet.

After learning pronunciation, you can find some simple textbooks to read, and the kind of reading that makes sounds must be proficient.

Then start to practice speaking, it is best to find someone who knows Korean to talk more, and it is good to watch movies and listen to the news with assistance, and when you practice speaking well, you can start learning to write or something.

Korean has a total of 40 letters, of which there are 21 vowels and 19 consonants. The vowels can be used alone, and the consonants must be combined with the vowels to be used. The consonant can be placed in front of the vowel or after the vowel to make the rhyme, and the pronunciation of the consonant before the vowel is different from that after the vowel, and there may be a change in the syllables when they are joined together.

Note that some vowels in ** are pronounced the same, such as the " and " in the first line read "o" with the same sound. There is a difference between the pronunciation of the two, and the sound produced is slightly different by a slight difference in the shape of the mouth.

Then you can see the pronunciation of consonants, such as the sound "", sometimes the "g" sound, sometimes the "k" sound. Generally, shoot the head, send k when you read it alone, read g or return to congratulate k when you put it in a sentence, there is no hard and fast rule for this. For example, the word is pronounced "ka", and both of the words are pronounced "ga".

This is due to the omission of the letter that we habitually pronounce as ga when there is a letter in front of it.

Well, actually, you're a little bit wrong. At the beginning, it is best to register for classes, because you need to learn Korean pronunciation clearly, pronunciation is very important, if you don't learn this well, it will affect your listening and communication in the future.

However, if you have already learned, if you want to continue to study on your own, it is recommended that you choose the textbook first. The most classic and most used is standard Korean Chinese, starting from the first volume.

Learn grammar, words, conversations, essays in one lesson.

If you are a beginner and completely unguided, you can use "Korean Chinese Intensive Reading Course 1" This is an introductory article, very suitable for beginners, if you want to learn fast, it will take a lot of time, I suggest that after you get the teaching materials, first take a lesson, first learn grammar and words, and then read the text, understand the meaning, and look up the dictionary if you don't understand.

Then read the text several times with the listening***.

Then, do after-class exercises to consolidate. That's the end of the lesson.

Let's learn one lesson after another, book after book.

If you have any questions about your studies, please feel free to ask me.

Watch Korean dramas, memorize sentences...

If you can memorize 10 long sentences in one breath, you're OK...

You'll be able to write them down in a month or two, and you'll be able to write every ingredient in the sentence.

I rarely memorize words, and I have a hairy use. 、。

Follow the Korean drama to imitate a few long sentences How good...

Sad for a month, go to a class, you are better than the teacher, called Korean Chinese tutoring institution, dizzy I can too... It's all about scamming money.

In fact, Korean is to register for a class when you get started...

Korean pronunciation is the hardest, and after this level, you can basically memorize more words, and the grammar is not very difficult.

When I started learning, I was really confused, there was no concentration, it was really difficult, I learned it in school, the teacher was quite strict, so I started to learn phonetic transcription when I was still able to master it smoothly, but it was a little difficult to learn by myself, because although there are certain rules in Korean pronunciation, but when you encounter those pronunciations that are not regular, you will be confused, be prepared to study hard and tell yourself that there is no shortcut, I believe you will be able to learn something. Come on.