Can anyone tell me where to learn Korean? As the title suggests, thank you

I am also a person who has just learned Korean, I originally participated in a face-to-face class, but because I was too busy with work, and the teaching time of the face-to-face class was relatively short, I was discontinued, and my friend introduced a set of online ** version of the Korean course, I think it is quite good after learning, and I recommend it to you.

1. Schools: Some schools offer Korean elective courses.

2. Offline training institutions: Each city has different institutions.

3. Online schools: Hujiang online schools, etc.

5. Personal bloggers: There are a lot of Weibo B stations.

6. Self-study textbooks: Yonsei Korean Chinese, New Standard Korean Chinese, etc.

Powerful Korean online course companies have trial courses.

If an online course institution does not even have a trial course that does not require the student's financial expenditure, then it is better not to choose this kind of institution, this kind of institution is not confident, and an institution that does not even dare to teach public classes online, how strong do you think this institution will be in Korean? Why don't you dare to show it if you have the strength?

Of course, an institution that teaches open classes is not necessarily a good institution, but an online institution that does not teach open classes is a hooligan, and it is a waste of time not to go.

Your question is too general, let me break it down:

1: It depends on what you are in**;

2: It depends on how you study (periodic, systematic, online self-study?) ）：

3: Arrange reasonable study according to your own schedule.

1): You can choose a school or a training class;

2): Choose self-study: online self-study and self-study by buying books.

3): Training courses, **expensive, even if you meet a good teacher, the money can't stand it;

4): Go to night school, night school is an evening training class, and in the evening, it is not worth going to night school just to learn Korean.

5) If you become a teacher, it is relatively good, but it requires several years of study. Waste of time.

No matter how you learn, these steps are mandatory: letters, pronunciations, words, phrases, sentences, grammar, ......

See how you're studying? Look according to your own schedule.

If you are interested in learning, it is recommended that you study on your own, you can use the standard Korean Chinese of Peking University Press, if you still don't understand something in the study, you can communicate with me, I hope it will help you.

Korean Cultural Center, where you can study for free.

Hello, should I go to ** to learn Korean?

There are still many places to learn Korean, so it is recommended to experience it more and find a teacher who suits you. There are a few general suggestions for learning Korean:

First of all, you have to be interested, Korean is still relatively easy to learn. The key is whether you are interested in such a language, if you are not interested, no matter how easy it is to learn, you will not be able to learn it.

The most important learning skills are to read more, write more, listen more, and if possible, you can communicate with Koreans more. Play more Korean songs, movies, TV series, and variety shows, not only to help cultivate pronunciation but also to cultivate a sense of language.

I hope it can help my classmates

Same as learning English, practice more, speak more, cultivate a sense of language, and have a Korean atmosphere around, I think this is very important, it is not recommended to study on your own, wisdom-learning-Korean-language-public-public-number-can.

Korean ( 6 3 7 0 2 5), Korean is divided into elementary, intermediate, advanced, elementary is the basic, the corresponding textbook is "Introduction to Korean Chinese" priced at 16 yuan, this set of textbooks is very basic, very detailed :)

To learn Korean, it is very important to learn pronunciation first In addition, there are some polite words, and some sentence structures, South Korea is a country of etiquette, and pays great attention to etiquette, and the same meaning will be very different when the same speech is separated, it is best to sign up for a Korean class with a foreign teacher, the teacher will teach very carefully, and learn Korean from scratch" into this Korean online class, which is very good.

Here are some tips and tricks for learning Korean that you can grasp according to your study habits :)

There are 3 stages of learning Korean.

First: Listen, Second: Speak, Third: Write.

I'm starting to talk about (the basic phonetic alphabet of Korean).

I just know how to pronounce the words written, how to make a finished word. How to pronounce the word that is done like that.

The first stage is "listening", learning a minimum of one hour and a maximum of three hours a day. That's it. First: Find a very simple Korean tape. 20-30 minutes (all in Chinese).

Listen for 2 hours a day. Note! Pay attention to their pronunciation when listening.

Don't know what they mean. Don't lie down while listening, don't do anything else at the same time. I listen to it when I am very spiritual.

It is possible to listen to it four times. In a week or two you feel a big change in yourselves. You can hear the pronunciation one by one.

Sounds very comfortable. At this point, you're halfway there. Language is not learning.

It's enjoy. It doesn't matter how long it takes. Everyone's sense of language is different.

Stage 2: The second stage is mainly about "speaking". It's funny.

You have this change after the second stage, and you would love to chat with Koreans in Korean. You've listened to two tapes, choose one that you find easier, and start dictating. It doesn't matter if it's written right or not.

Write a tape. It's written. Look at what you write and listen to it and read along.

Note! When you read it, say it out loud, say the same sound as the tape, pronounce it. Note!

When dictating, don't write one new word at a time. Listen to a sentence and then write a sentence. This is a maximum of one month.

Two hours a day. You've passed the second stage. It will be full of confidence.

Phase 3. By that time you had almost conquered the Korean language.

Personally, I think the SATH Foreign Language School is very good.